Clark Judge
Clark Judge, who covers the NFL for CBS Sports.com, calls the Ravens-Steelers the best rivalry in the NFL.
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Clark Judge, who covers the NFL for CBS Sports.com, calls the Ravens-Steelers the best rivalry in the NFL.
It's on folks. These two teams don't like one another and they aren't afraid to tell the world.
Once again Baltimore, your QB is a hot button issue.
What is the word on Steelers injuries? How do Steelers fans feel about Terrell Suggs?
Steelers lead the AFC North by a 1/2 game. But, their LB's are dinged. Will the Ravens take over?
Will Joe Flacco face James Harrison Sunday?
There once was a time when the Ravens-Steelers rivalry was fueled by hate. The operative word now is respect.
The Baltimore Ravens are in Pittsburgh for the Sunday Night game and Dave Sims who'll be calling the game for Westwood joined the show and talked about the game.
John Maroon, of Maroon PR, joins the Bob and Rob Show with Tom Mullikin to preview the Breeders' Cup.
ESPN NFL Insider and Senior Writer John Clayton joins Vinny and Kenny to preview the NFL's Week 9.
Vinny and Kenny's AFC North Tour.
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin says there is no way Ben can throw 50 times against Ravens D.
The NFL has overturned the $5,000 fine that Baltimore Ravens center Matt Birk received for removing a microphone he was wearing in a game against the New York Jets.
Tim Benz of the Steelers Radio Network joined The Scott Garceau Show and gave us a Steelers report.
The Steelers have legitimate motivation for payback.
Bernard Pollard delivered a textbook forearm/shoulder hit and was penalized keeping a Jaguars drive alive.
Even though you only play 16 games in an NFL season, its funny how the Baltimore Ravens week 1 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers seems so long ago.
Ravens wide receiver, Anquan Boldin, joins the Bob and Rob Show to look back at the offensive explosion in the second half against the Arizona Cardinals.
Former Ravens head coach Brian Billick joins Vinny and Ken on 105.7 The Fan.
Jason La Canfora, of NFL Network, joins the Bob and Rob Show to wrap up Week 8 in the NFL.
Injuries are part of life in the NFL. Every team has front-line players who are incapacitated and/or limited in their contributions and the list of wounded grows week to week in a long, brutal season. The Pittsburgh Steelers' injury scenario is a bad one for this week, which means it's good for the Ravens who play at Pittsburgh Sunday night.
It's almost impossible to get an accurate read on the Baltimore Ravens, whose fluctuation from exceptional to awful is now happening on a half-to-half basis.
Will James Harrison play against The Ravens?
My reality still tells me the o-line has major issues and the lack of a top tier passing game and play caller will continue to hold the leagues top defense back.
