Matt Zenitz Talks Ravens With Rob Long
Matt Zenitz of the Carroll County Times joined Rob Long on the Vinny and Rob Show.
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Matt Zenitz of the Carroll County Times joined Rob Long on the Vinny and Rob Show.
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh joined Zinno to discuss the pre-season as the defending Super Bowl Champions make the march toward the regular season.
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The Ravens will have to get used to not having Ray Lewis in the locker room. Though his leadership will never be fully replaced, the Ravens hope rookie Arthur Brown can pick up some of the slack left by Lewis' departure.
This week saw an increase in preseason intensity. Starters played longer, and the injury totals spiked yet again. Here's the scoop from all around the AFC...
Rob Long was joined by Ken Zalis of fansfantasyfootball.com on the Vinny and Rob Show.
Fantasy football players, take notice. Houston Texans running back Arian Foster, who figured to be a top-three pick in just about every league this year, hasn't seen the field this preseason due to a calf injury and, now, back soreness.
Miami Dolphins rookie wide receiver Chad Bumphis has shown his ability to play football in training camp. During the Hall of Fame Game, Bumphis showed his ability to play in the NFL.
Coaches have admitted the league has shifted toward the pass-first offense. It's even inherently written into the rules.
Former Baltimore Raven and current Panthers safety Haruki Nakamura joined the Norris and Davis Show on Baltimore's 105-7 THE FAN Monday morning to discuss training camp, the Panthers during the upcoming season, and what it will be like to compete against the team that drafted him.
Football fans come out in full force to watch the Baltimore Ravens take the field at Stevenson University. It was the team's final off-site practice of the preseason.
Lance Moore is one of those players that understands what it means to pay your dues in the world of professional football. Now, after eight years in the league, he is going to be a starting wide received for the New Orleans Saints, and it is totally deserved.
Now you can own a piece of football history. Future Hall of Famer Ray Lewis has put one of his houses on the market.
With three weeks left before the start of the regular season, the Baltimore Ravens are still searching for production and consistency from their first-team offense.
"I can't remember us playing worse since we came here." The words of Head Coach John Harbaugh at halftime after watching his Ravens get pushed around by the Falcons in week 2 of the pre-season.
The Atlanta Falcons remain winless in the preseason, yet they are pleased with their progress as they move toward the start of the regular season.
The Ravens certainly did not play like a defending Super Bowl champ in the first half, when they were thoroughly out played by Atlanta's starters. However, the second and third-teamers played like they were fighting for a spot on the squad by inspiring the comeback.
Dawan Landry is well traveled in the NFL, but not because he has not performed up to par. Actually, he has performed highly above the majority of the safeties in the league, and now he's bringing his talent to the New York Jets.
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If the goal in preseason games was solely to win, the Baltimore Ravens would have been delighted.
For the first time since they became Super Bowl champions, the Ravens take the field at M&T Bank Stadium. And Baltimore fans--hungry for football to come back to Charm City--are back it, too.
Keith Hernandez, Fantasy Football expert for kffl.com, joined the Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn to talk all things fantasy.
The Montreal Alouettes signed quarterback Troy Smith to a two-year deal Wednesday.
I am not looking for too much out of the new guys, Stokely and Clark. I know what they can do. I will be looking at the young receivers again to see if anyone can step up.
Daryl Richardson is only in his second NFL season, and he was pushed into the starting running back position for the St. Louis Rams. If ever there was a time for Richardson to grow up in a hurry, the 2013 season is it.
