Coleman Called Out By Ray Rice
Check out this video of 105.7 The FAN's Jerry Coleman , our man on the scene in New Orleans, getting singled out by Ray Rice
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Check out this video of 105.7 The FAN's Jerry Coleman , our man on the scene in New Orleans, getting singled out by Ray Rice
Super Bowl XLVII is almost here, and now that the Ravens and 49ers are dealing with all the festivities of this week, this will be the challenging part.
They may be different in style -- Frank Gore of the San Francisco 49ers, Ray Rice of the Baltimore Ravens -- but the featured runners at this Super Bowl have at least one thing in common. Plenty of respect for the other guy.
105.7 THE FAN's Bob Haynie welcomed CBS Sports/Eye On Football's Ryan Wilson to the studios for an exclusive podcast.
When Ray Lewis isn't around next year, you'd assume someone or someones will need to step up into the leadership role. There are some obvious candidates.
When you're down in the Big Easy and craving some traditional cuisine or a cocktail to wet your pallet, do you really know the players you need to know for the trip to New Orleans?
Buffalo Bills running back C.J. Spiller and defensive tackle Kyle Williams have been added to the roster for Sunday's AFC Pro Bowl roster, replacing Super Bowl-bound Baltimore Ravens players Ray Rice and Haloti Ngata.
For most of his five pro seasons, RB Ray Rice (27) has been the main man on offense for Baltimore. He still is a key player, leading the team in rushing and scoring 10 TDs. But he's not the only option, making the Ravens far more threatening with the ball than in previous years.
The team will travel to Foxborough for the A-F-C Championship game, for the second straight year, linebacker Ray Lewis said, "I think, going back to last year, we made up our mind at the end of the year that wasn't for us."
The Ravens have been in this situation before: Championship Sunday against the Patriots. Baltimore has a chance to defeat a bitter rival and get one step closer to hoisting the Lombardi trophy. To accomplish this feat, they'll need Flacco to play exceptionally well. But if history is any indication, the Ravens won't have to worry about that.
I don't believe in that kind of stuff, but something is going on. How else do you explain some of the things that have happened?
A huge Purple Friday for the fans! The Ravens caravan hit even more spots to gear up for the big game.
Ray Rice had a combined 318 carries and catches during the regular season, the lowest total since his rookie year in 2008.
Ray Lewis pointed out that the Ravens are rarely picked as favorites to win games in the postseason. And he has a point. Even against Indianapolis, many expected Baltimore to be one and done. But as Lewis has learned over the years, it's probably a safe bet to play the game before anointing a winner.
In what was supposed to be an announcement regarding his triceps injury , Ray Lewis shocked everyone! The future hall of famer will hang up the cleats after the postseason.
The Ravens are pumped up for their playoff game against Indianapolis on Sunday. They'll play for a chance to compete in the divisional round of the postseason. Now, they'll play for a chance to compete with Ray Lewis for at least one more game. On Wednesday, Ray Lewis announced his plans to retire at the end of the postseason.
Watch Ray Lewis' comments on his impending retirement & Suggs & Ray Rice reflect on what it means
Vinny and Rob take caller reaction after Ray Lewis announces he plans to retire after the season.
The Ravens aren't playing for a playoff spot; they earned that last week against the New York Giants. Baltimore will enter a hostile Cincinnati environment with the goal of building momentum. Against a division rival on the road, that can be a daunting task, and facing off against a player like A.J. Green doesn't make things any easier.
The Ravens clinched the division last week and have all but been given a pass for their upcoming game against Cincinnati. No one would blame Baltimore if they decided to rest their players in preparation for the postseason, but coach John Harbaugh has instilled a winning culture in Baltimore and have made it clear that they are in it to win it on Sunday.
Six Baltimore Ravens were voted to the Pro Bowl, the NFL announced Wednesday evening. Ed Reed, Haloti Ngata, Vonta Leach, Ray Rice, Marshal Yanda and Jacoby Jones were selected to play in the NFL's All-Star game, which will be held on Jan. 27 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu.
The Ravens clinched the AFC division title for the second straight year. This will be the third time in history they have won the division. They are now 10-0 under John Harbaugh when facing an NFC team at home. With players coming back for the postseason they will be getting healthier, and stronger.
The Baltimore Ravens feel as if they've already started the playoffs.
The Ravens haven't been fans of running the football this year. And it has cost them a great deal. But if the Ravens want to clinch the AFC North title for the second straight year, they'll have to do it with the help of Ray Rice. The Giants have struggled stopping the run. If they are forced to do so, it could be a long day for New York
