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Dinner at the Harbaughs.
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Dinner at the Harbaughs.
Jack Harbaugh has watched his sons go at it for nearly five decades. From pounding football games on their bedroom floor to timed races up the stairs from the basement and many, many bumps and bruises in between.
Jameel McClain, LB with the Baltimore Ravens joined The Scott Garceau Show and talked about playing on Thanksgiving.
Trey Wingo, of ESPN's NFL Live joined the Scott Garceau Show and talked about the Ravens-49ers match-up.
As Jim and John Harbaugh get ready to face off against each other on Thanksgiving night in a battle between the 9-1 49ers and the 7-3 Ravens, the football nation has gotten a sneak peak into the childhood of both these NFL head coaches.
Matt Antonelli, who just signed with the Orioles, joined the Scott Garceau Show and talked about restarting his career in Baltimore.
Jason La Canfora, of NFL Network, joins the Bob and Rob Show live from The Castle to wrap up Week 11 in the NFL and preview the Harbaugh Bowl on Thursday night.
The man may be 36, but Ray Lewis will not be a slave to father time.
Dave Razzano of 95.7 The Game in San Francisco joined Vinny and Ken to preview the upcoming Ravens - 49'ers contest.
Proud Papa!
John Harbaugh won't be hearing a lot of questions about football this week. Neither will his brother, Jim. On Thanksgiving night, the Harbaughs will become the first brothers to face each other as NFL head coaches. Although it's a very important game for the Baltimore Ravens (7-3) and San Francisco 49ers (9-1), John and Jim are clearly the bigger story.
Jim Harbaugh is too busy preparing for a short week and cross-country trip to Baltimore to reflect much on his history-making Thanksgiving night matchup with big brother and Ravens coach, John.
Our NFL insider and analyst with the NFL Network, Charles Davis joined The Scott Garceau Show and went around the league with the guys.
Running the ball with a lead or from behind is still the way to win in the NFL and its the way to win for the Baltimore Ravens.
It's Never Easy, but a win is a win.
The Baltimore Ravens had just left the field after an important 31-24 win over Cincinnati when the grounds crew at their home stadium began putting down a Thanksgiving Day emblem on the artificial turf.
Sunday's game was anything but boring as the Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals combined to score 55 points in a matchup that, once again, came down to the final seconds.
Notes and observations from my vantage point in the press box and the locker room after the Ravens' 31-24 win over Bengals.
Joe Flacco threw for 270 yards and two touchdowns, and the Baltimore Ravens squeezed by the Cincinnati Bengals 31-24 on Sunday to move into first place in the AFC North.
In addition to getting ready for the game, many Ravens are also giving back to the community this holiday season.
Baltimore Ravens middle linebacker Ray Lewis isn't expected to play in Sunday's game against Cincinnati because of a toe injury that has prevented him from practicing all week.
Matt Stover, whose name will go up on the Ravens' ring of honor this weekend, joined the Scott Garceau Show and talked about his career and what this honor means to him.
It's that time again, it's time for The Scott Garceau Show weekly Predictions. After 10 weeks the score reads as follows....
Justin Perez, producer of the Scott Garceau Show. Hear what I think, check out my picks, and all of the stuff you can't get anywhere else. YUP, The Perez Podcast.
I don't think he can continue his winning ways. I really hope I am wrong, because I am a Tebow fan, but his throwing motion and inability to complete passes on a consistent basis has to catch up with him.
