Mark Zinno: Ravens Reactive - Week 2 Prediction
The Ravens look to rebound from a tough loss in week one. They get their proverbial "whipping boy" in week two when Cleveland comes to M&T Bank Stadium.
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The Ravens look to rebound from a tough loss in week one. They get their proverbial "whipping boy" in week two when Cleveland comes to M&T Bank Stadium.
Neither David Wilson nor Ray Rice got off to the flying start they wanted last week. The Broncos absolutely flattened the defending Super Bowl champs by a score of 49-27, while the Cowboys edged passed the Giants 36-31 in the opening week of the season.
I know everyone assumes that with Flacco's contract, he needs to carry the team. But maybe the Ravens should take advantage of their backs.
It wasn't the way John Harbaugh wanted his team to start the season. Forget coming off a Super Bowl victory, a locked and reloaded defense and a $120 million quarterback.
The Ravens didn't open the season the way they would like after being blown out by the Denver Broncos in Week 1. But with the AFC North all losing their season openers on Sunday, the Ravens have a chance to rebound against a divisional opponent in the Cleveland Browns.
I decided to go through the ludicrous exercise of trying to make a game-by-game projection of the Ravens schedule, and thus, what their record will be this year.
The Defending Champion Ravens will arrive in Denver with a few new faces on the roster this season.
The preseason finale showed the Baltimore Ravens' opponents nothing. Coach John Harbaugh used none of his starters, and even let Joe Flacco and Ray Rice skip the trip for a 24-21 loss to the St. Louis Rams on Thursday night.
With three weeks left before the start of the regular season, the Baltimore Ravens are still searching for production and consistency from their first-team offense.
Garrett Downing with BaltimoreRavens.com joined Mark Zinno on the Baltimore Baseball Tonight Postgame Show to talk Ravens football.
Make no mistake, this is a huge loss for the Ravens. With Boldin gone, Pitta would be the guy to catch balls in traffic, over the middle and in the slot.
An inspirational meeting for the Baltimore Ravens and one of their biggest fans. Erika Brannock, a local teacher who lost her leg in the Boston Marathon bombings, got the VIP treatment at Ravens training camp this week.
It's training camp. And it's that time for the Ravens to come together and build a game plan for the coming season, and to build some team unity.
Field Reporter, Jerry Coleman went to the defending Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens Training Camp to see what the players and coaches had to say about this year's camp. They all seem focused on the task at hand.
Thursday on the show, we asked the listeners an interesting question. Who is the Face of Baltimore Sports? The only requirement is that is has to be an active athlete.
Zinno has brought back his "hypothetically speaking" segment where he throws out scenarios that could or would happen and debates both sides with listeners and callers.
So the Ravens mini-camp is over and they get almost a six-week break before training camp. I never glean that much from OTAs and mini-camp as everyone is running around in shorts and helmets, with no pads.
The Baltimore County home of Ravens running back Ray Rice was burglarized over the weekend.
The NFL Draft is underway and Ravens fans are eager to watch who will be a part of the championship team. M&T Bank Stadium opened its gates to welcome the fans to celebrate the up-and-coming season.
A Super Bowl champion is a champion for victims of cyberbullying. The Ravens' Ray Rice meets with families in Howard County to raise awareness.
Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice doesn't plan on changing how he plows into defenders despite the new rule change.
A Ray Rice impersonator sets up a fake Facebook page to try and contact women and girls.
We know Baltimore erupted after the Super Bowl win. But cities and towns across the nation were cheering along their hometown heroes.
Vonta Leach's job is to get involved in a collision so Ray Rice won't.
Jerry Coleman joined Glenn Younes on Tuesday nights show to go over today's Super Bowl Media Day.
