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Everyone watches the games on weekends. But Jeff Mohler and Nestor wonder who is leading the leadership when the lights are off and the likes of Jon Gruden, Urban Meyer and Daniel Snyder are sending the emails and calling the shots.
Author Seth Wickersham discusses what made the Brady and Belichick model work for so long in New England and elements of his new book “It’s Better To Be Feared.” Just how much Ravens lore there is in Foxboro? Enough to write about…
This week, The Recon “sticks to sports” with plenty of excitement locally and an excruciating story unfolding with hate speech and NFL leadership. Don Mohler and Nestor Aparicio debate in their usual style in their weekly podcast.
Our favorite roofing C.E.O. pal Bill Cole admits the formerly unadmittable about Lamar’s Monday Night miracle. Oh, and a few words about Jon Gruden and leadership and the future of the NFL.
“Sometimes we just get too crazy and just start running like a chicken with their head cut off.”
“I’ve never seen him throw in-person yet. … I’m looking forward to it, kind of, sort of, I guess.”
Our Super Bowl-winning head coach on behalf of The Living Classrooms Foundation, Brian Billick joins Nestor to discuss the emerging passing game and measurable improvement of Lamar Jackson as Ravens continue to win.
On the eve of their annual return to Ramshead On-Stage in Annapolis, guitarist Jim Babjak of The Smithereens shares a beer and joins Nestor to toast the years and cheers and tears of their longtime friendship. One night, at Bohager’s…or was it Hammerjacks?
The Ravens quarterback was named AFC Offensive Player of the Week for his record-setting performance in Monday’s victory.
Justice Schisler of House of Ruth joins Rob Santoni in telling us how Weis and WMAR are teaming up to help in Towson on October 20th.
When COVID forced us to switch The Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery to a new location, our friends at Mother’s in Federal Hill fed us a quarter of a century of South Baltimore (sorta via New Orleans) awesomeness on The Purple Patio.
Our financial future empowerer Leonard Raskin joins Nestor to discuss the Ravens run of victories and some great advice on why you to make sure you are taking advantage of cheap money.
“No matter what happens, we can fight, dig deep in those tough moments — regardless of what
happens.”
Now that he’s led a magical comeback from three scores down late at home, Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the limitless limitations of the legend of Lamar Jackson.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the help Lamar Jackson is getting on offense to flourish as a passing threat and a comeback possibility via the air in any game.
The 6-foot-8 defensive end blocked a kick that could have given Indianapolis a two-score lead with under five minutes to play.
The third-year wide receiver finished with nine catches for 125 yards on Monday night.
The star quarterback’s 442 passing yards set a new single-game franchise record.
The Ravens tight end dedicated his tremendous performance to his grandmother, who passed away recently.
The Ravens coach credited Lamar Jackson for having “one of the greatest performances I’ve ever seen” at quarterback.
Luke Jones and Nestor do a full recap of Sunday’s NFL docket and everything you need for the return of the Colts to Baltimore.
Recently, Nestor Aparicio was invited as a guest on the Chris Heidel Internet Radio Show just in time to tell some never-before-told tales of Steve Bisciotti, Jim Irsay and who got to keep the Colts records in Canton, Ohio. Listen. Learn. Know.
Former Eagles defensive back Bobby Taylor talks NFL Play 60, Flag Football and the legend of longtime special teams coach John Harbaugh in early century Philadelphia.
Bob Kravitz of The Athletic tells Nestor how Colts are still trying to figure it out with Carson Wentz after the franchise lost its centerpiece three seasons ago.
The fourth-year defensive back leads Baltimore in interceptions through the first four weeks of the season.
Five-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Haloti Ngata will be inducted during halftime of Monday night’s game against Indianapolis.
The veteran outside linebacker isn’t taking his former team lightly despite its many injuries.
“You never want injuries or different things, but it worked out very well that people were already comfortable moving around in these positions.”
How did Ted decide to run for County Executive back in the 1970s?
With more than a month of home cooking, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss what’s next for Ravens offense with first-round draft pick Rashod Bateman returning from injury and the emergence of James Proche and Devin Duvernay in the passing attack of Greg Roman.
The star quarterback wasn’t listed on the injury report as the Ravens returned to practice ahead of Monday’s meeting with Indianapolis.
Don Mohler, Damian O’Doherty and Nestor Aparicio reflect on the life and times of the late, great Ted Venetoulis and his impact on Baltimore people and media and business.
Now leading the NFL in punt return average, Devin Duvernay had never returned punts at any level prior to Week 16 last season.
“Since freshman year when they were trying to make me a pass-rush specialist, I hate that. I don’t like doing that.”
The world according to Ted Venetoulis…
Director John Martin of Maryland Lottery and Gaming joins Nestor to discuss how and why folks play to win the Ravens Scratch-Off game and oft times love the prize more than the cash.
Filmmaker Andy Billman joins Nestor to discuss baseball history, Cleveland and the story he’s telling in a new film “War On The Diamond” about the tragic death of Ray Chapman, the only Major League Baseball player to ever perish after being hit by a pitch.
Shawn Stepner of WMAR News2 joins Nestor to discuss the emerging passing game of Lamar Jackson and the aftermath of a big day of confidence for the offense of Greg Roman and how to matriculate the ball down the field with a diminished running attack.
Longtime Colts insider Mike Chappell joins Nestor from Indianapolis for a full history and present of C-O-L-T-S and land of Irsay and Wentz and Reich.
Strong praise from Luke Jones and Nestor for the youth group led by Tyus Bowser and Olafe Oweh. Captained by the multiple fronts of Wink Martindale, the Ravens defense continues to rack up stats, pressures and gives the transitioning offense some time back on the field forcing punt after punt in Denver.
Everyone watches the games on weekends. But Jeff Mohler and Nestor wonder who is leading the leadership when the lights are off and the likes of Jon Gruden, Urban Meyer and Daniel Snyder are sending the emails and calling the shots.
Author Seth Wickersham discusses what made the Brady and Belichick model work for so long in New England and elements of his new book “It’s Better To Be Feared.” Just how much Ravens lore there is in Foxboro? Enough to write about…
This week, The Recon “sticks to sports” with plenty of excitement locally and an excruciating story unfolding with hate speech and NFL leadership. Don Mohler and Nestor Aparicio debate in their usual style in their weekly podcast.
Our favorite roofing C.E.O. pal Bill Cole admits the formerly unadmittable about Lamar’s Monday Night miracle. Oh, and a few words about Jon Gruden and leadership and the future of the NFL.
“Sometimes we just get too crazy and just start running like a chicken with their head cut off.”
“I’ve never seen him throw in-person yet. … I’m looking forward to it, kind of, sort of, I guess.”
Our Super Bowl-winning head coach on behalf of The Living Classrooms Foundation, Brian Billick joins Nestor to discuss the emerging passing game and measurable improvement of Lamar Jackson as Ravens continue to win.
On the eve of their annual return to Ramshead On-Stage in Annapolis, guitarist Jim Babjak of The Smithereens shares a beer and joins Nestor to toast the years and cheers and tears of their longtime friendship. One night, at Bohager’s…or was it Hammerjacks?
The Ravens quarterback was named AFC Offensive Player of the Week for his record-setting performance in Monday’s victory.
Justice Schisler of House of Ruth joins Rob Santoni in telling us how Weis and WMAR are teaming up to help in Towson on October 20th.
When COVID forced us to switch The Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery to a new location, our friends at Mother’s in Federal Hill fed us a quarter of a century of South Baltimore (sorta via New Orleans) awesomeness on The Purple Patio.
Our financial future empowerer Leonard Raskin joins Nestor to discuss the Ravens run of victories and some great advice on why you to make sure you are taking advantage of cheap money.
“No matter what happens, we can fight, dig deep in those tough moments — regardless of what
happens.”
Now that he’s led a magical comeback from three scores down late at home, Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the limitless limitations of the legend of Lamar Jackson.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the help Lamar Jackson is getting on offense to flourish as a passing threat and a comeback possibility via the air in any game.
The 6-foot-8 defensive end blocked a kick that could have given Indianapolis a two-score lead with under five minutes to play.
The third-year wide receiver finished with nine catches for 125 yards on Monday night.
The star quarterback’s 442 passing yards set a new single-game franchise record.
The Ravens tight end dedicated his tremendous performance to his grandmother, who passed away recently.
The Ravens coach credited Lamar Jackson for having “one of the greatest performances I’ve ever seen” at quarterback.
Luke Jones and Nestor do a full recap of Sunday’s NFL docket and everything you need for the return of the Colts to Baltimore.
Recently, Nestor Aparicio was invited as a guest on the Chris Heidel Internet Radio Show just in time to tell some never-before-told tales of Steve Bisciotti, Jim Irsay and who got to keep the Colts records in Canton, Ohio. Listen. Learn. Know.
Former Eagles defensive back Bobby Taylor talks NFL Play 60, Flag Football and the legend of longtime special teams coach John Harbaugh in early century Philadelphia.
Bob Kravitz of The Athletic tells Nestor how Colts are still trying to figure it out with Carson Wentz after the franchise lost its centerpiece three seasons ago.
The fourth-year defensive back leads Baltimore in interceptions through the first four weeks of the season.
Five-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Haloti Ngata will be inducted during halftime of Monday night’s game against Indianapolis.
The veteran outside linebacker isn’t taking his former team lightly despite its many injuries.
“You never want injuries or different things, but it worked out very well that people were already comfortable moving around in these positions.”
How did Ted decide to run for County Executive back in the 1970s?
With more than a month of home cooking, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss what’s next for Ravens offense with first-round draft pick Rashod Bateman returning from injury and the emergence of James Proche and Devin Duvernay in the passing attack of Greg Roman.
The star quarterback wasn’t listed on the injury report as the Ravens returned to practice ahead of Monday’s meeting with Indianapolis.
Don Mohler, Damian O’Doherty and Nestor Aparicio reflect on the life and times of the late, great Ted Venetoulis and his impact on Baltimore people and media and business.
Now leading the NFL in punt return average, Devin Duvernay had never returned punts at any level prior to Week 16 last season.
“Since freshman year when they were trying to make me a pass-rush specialist, I hate that. I don’t like doing that.”
The world according to Ted Venetoulis…
Director John Martin of Maryland Lottery and Gaming joins Nestor to discuss how and why folks play to win the Ravens Scratch-Off game and oft times love the prize more than the cash.
Filmmaker Andy Billman joins Nestor to discuss baseball history, Cleveland and the story he’s telling in a new film “War On The Diamond” about the tragic death of Ray Chapman, the only Major League Baseball player to ever perish after being hit by a pitch.
Shawn Stepner of WMAR News2 joins Nestor to discuss the emerging passing game of Lamar Jackson and the aftermath of a big day of confidence for the offense of Greg Roman and how to matriculate the ball down the field with a diminished running attack.
Longtime Colts insider Mike Chappell joins Nestor from Indianapolis for a full history and present of C-O-L-T-S and land of Irsay and Wentz and Reich.
Strong praise from Luke Jones and Nestor for the youth group led by Tyus Bowser and Olafe Oweh. Captained by the multiple fronts of Wink Martindale, the Ravens defense continues to rack up stats, pressures and gives the transitioning offense some time back on the field forcing punt after punt in Denver.
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