Silverman: Defensive Issues Likely To Dog Giants Again In 2013
D-coordinator Perry Fewell has appealed to his players' pride and asked his defense to "play like Giants." That will work. For a game or two.
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D-coordinator Perry Fewell has appealed to his players' pride and asked his defense to "play like Giants." That will work. For a game or two.
Teams played their first preseason game this week, offering coaches and GMs their first glimpse of the strengths and weakness of their roster.
Good rule of thumb: Wait on defenses. Here's our top 12 fantasy football defenses to draft.
With Hall of Fame Weekend having enshrined the game's former greats, and the very first preseason game of the year completed, here is the latest news from around the AFC
The Ravens defense has made quite the reputation for themselves. Not just for being a dominant defense for over a decade. There is a reputation in the notion that defensive players don't play well once they leave Baltimore. With Paul Kruger now playing for the Cleveland Browns, the pass rush specialist hopes he can buck the trend.
There are plenty of matchups to get excited about for the 2013 season, such as the Ravens' season-opening trip to Denver. Here are 10 other games that should be as exciting on the field as they are intriguing on paper.
With July winding down, and the inaugural preseason game just one Sunday away, here's a look at the latest events and goings on in around the AFC...
The country finds itself in the midst of seemingly unrelenting heat. With fantasy drafts beginning to also heat up, here's the latest news from around the AFC...
With the first preseason game just a few Sundays away, here's a brief recap of the events occurring around the AFC.
As many of us celebrated the birthday of our great nation this week, the NFL activities still continued in full force. Here's a quick review of the events which transpired this week in the AFC...
As July begins, and kickoff weekend just 67 days away, much has happened in the NFL in the past week. Here's a closer look at the headlines from the AFC squads this past week.
Jets coach Rex Ryan seemed most interested in the defending Super Bowl champion Ravens not opening the season at home as the NFL released the schedule.
"We're in talks with a handful of players who are considering it," the Ravens' linebacker said. "There are up to four players being talked to right now and they're trying to be organized so they can come out on the same day together."
NFL owners approved two rule changes on Tuesday to enhance player safety. They might not vote on a proposal to ban offensive players from using the crown of their helmets against defenders.
The Super Bowl MVP quarterback agreed Friday to a new contact with the Ravens, two people with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press.
Entergy said the device performed without problem during January's Sugar Bowl and other earlier events. They said the device has been removed and replacement equipment will be installed.
Ray Rice's hometown victory lap will have to wait a few weeks.
The NBA, for the most part, has managed to avoid the major performance-enhancing drug scandals that have plagued the NFL and Major League Baseball over the last decade. Commissioner David Stern is hoping to keep it that way.
Andrew Luck. Peyton Manning. Tom Brady. Colin Kaepernick. Joe Flacco beat them all, and to Ray Rice, that makes the Ravens quarterback the best in football.
In addition to his Westchester ties, the Baltimore Ravens running back also played college football at Rutgers.
Steve Kallas offers his final thoughts on Super Bowl XLVII and next year's super matchup at the Meadowlands.
Boomer has his story, and he's sticking to it: "There was no embellishment ... there was no agenda from where I got the story from, nobody was looking to embarrass anybody."
The previous Nevada record was set in 2006, when gamblers wagered $94.5 million. Casinos said they lost big on proposition bets, including a long-shot on whether there would be a safety.
The game fell short of setting a viewership record, but it stands as the third most-watched program in U.S. television history.
Boomer Esiason caused quite a stir with his comments about Ray Lewis during CBS' Super Bowl pregame show. He wouldn't back down Monday on WFAN radio.
