Ravens' Reed Wins Appeal, Avoids Suspension
Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed avoided a one-game suspension for late hits after an appeal. He instead will be fined $50,000.
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Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed avoided a one-game suspension for late hits after an appeal. He instead will be fined $50,000.
While anything can happen in this league, the only major hurdle left for the Ravens are the Steelers. Meaning it's not too early for Baltimore to start playing towards a top seed in the playoffs to work towards an early advantage in the post season.
While waiting for the gridiron grill to heat up in readiness for the classic tailgate food of burgers and brats, the hunger bunnies still have to be satisfied. A delicious accompaniment to your beverage of choice while you wait are these two-bite morsels.
The Baltimore Ravens are riding a three-game winning streak and getting significant contributions from some unlikely heroes.
Baltimore Ravens star safety Ed Reed was suspended for one game by the NFL on Monday for repeated hits to the head and neck area of defenseless players.
Corey Graham has always been known as a special teams player. His production on field is top notch, but Graham always knew he had what it took to play cornerback at a high level. He just wasn't given an opportunity in Chicago. Now in Baltimore, Corey has received that opportunity and has already taken advantage.
The Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson joins Vinny and Rob on his way back from Pittsburgh and talks about the Ravens win over the Steelers
A win doesn't guarantee an 'A' according to Mike Preston.
Baltimore and Pittsburgh have hated each other for years; the two teams are almost always involved in a heated slugfest. Sunday night at Heinz Field was no different as Baltimore defeated Pittsburgh 13-10. With this win, Baltimore now has a two game lead over Pittsburgh with six games remaining.
Jacoby Jones returned a punt for a touchdown, Justin Tucker kicked two field goals and the Baltimore Ravens took control of the AFC North with a 13-10 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night.
With two of the most highly anticipated games of the season approaching against long-time rivals Pittsburgh Steelers, there's no denying that history is in the making. Now is a great time for Baltimore fans to look back at the foundations that make up this epic team.
The Ravens have been severely banged up for a good portion of the year. The only team in the AFC with just as many injuries may be the Pittsburgh Steelers. The heated division rivalry will begin once again on Sunday Night. And while many faces will be out for this game. Both teams will get some much needed pieces back in play. Pittsburgh will have Rashard Mendenhall back for this game. And Baltimore should see Haloti Ngata return to help a banged up defense.
The Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers will play for first place in the AFC North.
John Eisenberg of Baltimoreravens.com joins Haynie & Zinno to talk Ravens football.
Enough playing around. It's time to get serious as both the college and pro football seasons get into crunch time.
The Ravens will win Sunday night because Joe Flacco, not Byron Leftwich is their quarterback and Joe has experience leading 4th quarter drives in Pittsburgh.
Yes, I'm saying it, without Big Ben this game becomes a MUST win for the Ravens. Yes, A MUST WIN!
Zinno makes his weekly picks in college, NFL and his "Lock of the Week."
Former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason, now an analyst for "The NFL Today" on CBS Sports, joined the Vinny and Rob Show to preview Sunday night's Ravens - Steelers Showdown
It doesn't really feel like Steelers week this week.
Pittsburgh will host the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday with first place in the AFC North on the line. Currently trailing Baltimore by one game, the Steelers will play without their starting quarterback. The Steelers can't afford to fall two games behind Baltimore. If Baltimore wins, they'll be in the drivers seat for a second consecutive division title
