Rivalry Games Spice Up Holiday Weekend In NFL
Steelers-Ravens, Broncos-Chiefs and Vikings-Packers. Big rivalry games with plenty on the line.
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Steelers-Ravens, Broncos-Chiefs and Vikings-Packers. Big rivalry games with plenty on the line.
Baltimore needs to top Pittsburgh, then win in Cincinnati on New Year's Day to return to the postseason after missing out in 2015.
The Ravens are 11-9, including the playoffs, against the Steelers since John Harbaugh became coach in 2008.
This week on Boomer Between the Games, former NFL WR Mike Quick joined Boomer on the program.
Clifton Brown of CSN Mid-Atlantic joined Ed and Rob to talk about the Ravens big game against the Steelers on Christmas Day.
The Baltimore Ravens are headed for a showdown with the Pittsburgh Steelers, a Christmas Day matchup with all sorts of playoff implications.
The Baltimore Ravens, currently 8-6, need to win their back-to-back road games against division opponents in order to secure a spot in the playoffs and the experts just don't think that's very likely.
If the Ravens win their final three games, they will open the playoffs at home as division champions. And maybe, soon after that, they'll have a chance to avenge that loss to the Patriots.
Tracy Wolfson, CBS Sports' lead sideline reporter, discusses Sunday's Steelers-Bills game, a matchup between AFC playoff hopefuls.
This week on Boomer Between the Games, former NFL LB Bart Scott joined Boomer on the program.
The Cowboys beat the Steelers Sunday, in what was a resounding win for one and a stinging loss for the other.
Donald Trump held a rally in Ambridge on October 10th. During that rally the then presidential candidate waved a terrible towel to hundreds of supporters. Since that day the Steelers haven't won a game and have been outscored 113-75.
The Cowboys pulled off a thrilling 35-30 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night for their eighth straight win. Next up, the Ravens visit Texas.
This week on Boomer Between the Games, former NFL QB Chris Simms joined Boomer on the program.
Ryan Mink of the Baltimore Ravens website joined Ed and Rob to talk about the game against the browns tomorrow night.
The Baltimore Ravens looked like a playoff bound team in their key 21-14 victory over their AFC North arch-rival Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Pittsburgh Steelers kicker Chris Boswell may have kicked what is the worst onside kick in NFL history in the final minute of the 21-14 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
Baltimore's Mike Wallace had a 95-yard touchdown reception and the Ravens took over first place in the AFC North with a 21-14 victory over the Steelers on Sunday. The Ravens (4-4) won their fourth consecutive game against Pittsburgh, also snapping a four-game losing streak in the process.
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun gives out his grades to the Ravens in a 21-14 win over the Steelers.
The Baltimore Ravens are limping, figuratively and literally, into their key AFC North matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday.
The Ravens have an 11-9 lead in games played in Baltimore and Pittsburgh is 3-1 in postseason games between the two.
In the last 16 regular-season meetings between the teams, 13 have been decided by four points or fewer.
Ian Eagle, CBS Sports announcer, previews the Steelers-Ravens and Jets-Dolphins games in Week 9.
Wallace played in eight games against Baltimore for Pittsburgh from 2009-2012, making 31 catches for 426 yards and a touchdown. More than a few of those receptions came in the vicinity of Suggs, who's been part of this rivalry since 2003. Come Sunday, Wallace will see things from the Baltimore point of view for the first time.
This week on Boomer Between the Games, former NFL Head Coach Bill Cowher joined Boomer on the program.
