Zinno & Stan 'The Fan' Charles On The O's, Ogden, Ravens & Art Donovan
Founder and publisher Stan "The Fan" Charles joined Zinno on Last Call to recap a bittersweet weekend for Baltimore football fans and talk some Orioles baseball as well.
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Founder and publisher Stan "The Fan" Charles joined Zinno on Last Call to recap a bittersweet weekend for Baltimore football fans and talk some Orioles baseball as well.
Baltimore tight end Ed Dickson has a slight tear in his hamstring and will be sidelined for at least a week.
GLENN YOUNES GAVE AN UNUSUAL TRIBUTE TO ART DONOVAN. LISTEN HERE.
Remembering Art Donovan. The Baltimore Colt and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame died Sunday of a respiratory ailment.
With Hall of Fame Weekend having enshrined the game's former greats, and the very first preseason game of the year completed, here is the latest news from around the AFC
The Ravens' regular season opener will be played in Denver, but it will be celebrated here in style.
Matt Zenitz of the Carroll County Times joins Vinny and Rob to talk about Ravens training camp.
Bob Haynie recalls the life of the Baltimore institution that was Artie Donovan. The former Baltimore Colt will forever be remembered as a great story teller and comic relief.
Jerry Coleman had the opportunity to talk with Hall Of Fame Left Tackle Jonathan Ogden 1-on-1 as he became a part of Football history over the weekend.
Making Darrelle Revis the highest-paid defensive back in NFL history shows that the Buccaneers are confident. But will their confidence pay off in the tough NFC South?
Former Baltimore Colt Tom Matte joined Ed & Steve to talk about his experiences being a teammate and friend of At Donovan.
Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti reacts to the passing of former Colts-great Art Donovan.
We remember Art Donovan with this interview on the Norris & Davis Show from 2011, Listen...
Gearing up for game one. Ravens fans get an up-close look at this year's team.
Former Colts-great Art Donovan passes away at the age of 89. Artie will be remembered as much for his play on the field as the way he lived his life after he left the game.
A huge night for the Baltimore Ravens. Jonathan Ogden receives football's highest honor. He's officially inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The Indianapolis Colts are looking to continue moving forward in a rebuilding phase that moved forward about five years in just one season, but some pieces are still missing. That missing puzzle piece may have been found in running back Ahmad Bradshaw, who still has a lot of gas in the tank.
He's the cornerstone of the Ravens franchise. And Saturday night in Canton, Ohio, Jonathan Ogden will receive football's highest honor.
Those of us who had a front row seat for his Hall of Fame career know Ogden is one of the best to ever play the game. This weekend the biggest man ever inducted into the hallowed halls of Canton takes a bow.
The Ravens defense has made quite the reputation for themselves. Not just for being a dominant defense for over a decade. There is a reputation in the notion that defensive players don't play well once they leave Baltimore. With Paul Kruger now playing for the Cleveland Browns, the pass rush specialist hopes he can buck the trend.
Dominated by linemen and defensive players, the draft lacked the name recognition and flair that skill position players bring. That doesn't mean this year's rookie quarterbacks, running backs, receivers, and tight ends won't make an impact.
Former Ravens guard Edwin Mulitalo joined Zinno on "Last Call" to discuss his former teammate and offensive line-mate Jonathan Ogden's glorious career as he will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this weekend.
Former Ravens Head Coach Brian Billick joined the Norris and Davis show to discuss the NFL and Ravens training camp.
