The Friday Five
The top five sports stories of the week.
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The top five sports stories of the week.
This stuff is no indication of what's ahead in the regular season so relax and enjoy your weekend.
Baltimore backup Curtis Painter threw three second-half touchdown passes to lead the Ravens to a 31-17 preseason win over the Falcons on Thursday night.
Rookie fullback Bradie Ewing has left the Falcons' preseason game against the Ravens with a right knee injury, and linebacker Akeem Dent is out with a head injury.
Position battles to watch: kicker, wide receiver and back-up running back.
The return of purple fever. The Ravens play Thursday night in Atlanta. And the players and the fans are ready.
Maybe Buck, or someone else in Birdland, remembers that about an hour before the O's first pitch on Opening Day, the Ravens posted a question on their Facebook page that asked the fans to vote on whether they'd rather be in a football stadium that day.
ESPN columnist Rich Cimini joins The Vinny and Rob Show to talk Jets.
Why is it that sports media folks seem to pick on those least deserving the negative attention?
The kicking battle is the biggest thing in camp this year. I have been closer to it than most and have had the chance to interview both guys and get a sense for how things have gone thus far.
Ravens kicker Justin Tucker talks with Zinno about his chances to win the kicking battle between himself and incumbent Billy Cundiff.
...for those who do participate, the focus will be on the offense and how well it does against the Atlanta defense. Harbaugh said "It's all about timing and execution."
It's what we do, how we were raised... raised on sports. I write this to give background and context. Sports are entertainment, not life. Sports are fun, not life or death. Why do we all take entertainment so serious?
Spygate author Bryan O'Leary joined the Norris and Davis Show this morning to talk about his writings of the Patriots scandal.
We really won't know how he'll handle the AFC Championship miss until the regular season starts.
Jason Butt of CBS Sports joined the Glenn Younes show to breakdown another busy day of Ravens training camp.
Is Commissioner Roger Goodell scared of Vilma and his lawsuit?
Zinno caught up with Billy Cundiff at the Ravens facility to discuss training camp and his opponent, Justin Tucker.
Tillman discuss his recent success, the Orioles playoff push and his future in the big leagues.
The Ravens will take on the Falcons on Thursday night and staying healthy is obviously the most important thing.
The Ravens cheerleaders calendar has just hit stores and has all of Baltimore talking.
Vinny and Rob continued their "Behind Enemy Lines" radio tour as they broadcasted their show from Cincinnati today. The Cincinnati Enquirer's Joe Reedy joined the show and previewed the Bengals as Vinny and Rob will check out their practice today.
Yesterday, Jason Butt of CBS Sports.com, called into The Glenn Younes show to talk about the Baltimore Ravens. The Raven held an open practice at M & T Bank Stadium on Saturday, and Butt said it was beneficial to both the players and the fans.
Vinny and Rob have made their way to Cleveland thus far in their "Behind Enemy Lines" radio tour. They will check out the Cleveland Browns practice this afternoon. The Cleveland Plain Dealer's Mary Kay Cabot tells them what to expect.
Talking Flacco, Tebow & Browns new ownership.
