Over Royal Farms coffee in his Cole Roofing mug, Nestor implores his pal Bill Cole to interpret why anyone would question the veracity or impact of a deadly global pathogen and the safety of others during a plague. But feel free to believe what you want…
The former Baltimore Ravens wide receiver and Super Bowl XLVII champion is teaming up with Baltimore Recreation and Parks to make a difference in our city.
The games must be played. The television and media partners demand it. Professor Marty Conway brings class to session with facts about the demands on Roger Goodell to get the games in – no matter what.
They haven’t practiced in 10 days. Many of the players in Ravens uniforms on Tuesday night will be new to you. Better grab a scorecard along with Luke Jones and Nestor if you are navigating COVID NFL rosters.
The late Terps legend will be enshrined in November 2021 in Kansas City.
Every day there’s a new set of positive tests in Baltimore and Pittsburgh. The Ravens haven’t been sanctioned to practice but will travel to play 20-men short at Heinz Field against the undefeated Steelers. Luke and Nestor discuss the absurdity.
We’re not usually ones to mention “professional” and “forfeit” in the same sentence. But Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor witnessed what fake football looked like in Denver on Sunday. For the good of its brand, the NFL shouldn’t sanction this.
Hall of Famer Rod Woodson catches up with Nestor on about his passion for teaching the game of football around the world. And the weirdness of being stuck in middle of the Baltimore and Pittsburgh rivalry.
Our pal Cort Smith at Sporticulture has supported our sporty chats for years but here’s one with him discussing why a lifer local flower lover from Walnut Springs Nursery would dream up cool NFL sports novelties like magma lamps.
Donta Scott scored a career-high 17 points while Eric Ayala added 15 for the Terps, who improved to 3-0.
Leonard Raskin and Nestor discuss all possibilities of Ravens and Steelers COVID mess and game being moved to Tuesday night.
Here’s everything we know about Lamar Jackson testing positive and the Baltimore Ravens status for playing the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.
Dusting off from loss to Titans, now John Harbaugh and Ravens franchise faces a massive crisis as they’ll head to Pittsburgh shorthanded on Sunday. (We think…)
Eric Ayala led the way with 19 points and five rebounds for the Terps, who won their 44th consecutive home opener.
Many local businesses are struggling to survive and very few are actually opening doors during a pandemic. Our pal Evan Brown from State Fare just opened El Guapo in Catonsville and tells us the story of managing and moving forward during a plague.
Will Graves of The Associated Press in Pittsburgh says there’s plenty of Thanksgiving with yins in the Steel City as Roethlisberger and Tomlin want seconds with a depleted Ravens unit.
He’s written about all of the great Pittsburgh football teams up close but now Ed Bouchette of The Athletic watches from afar as the unlikely undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers try to author a different kind of story in 2020.
A tradition unlike any other, the cancellation of the Turkey Bowl makes this a silent pigskin holiday pausing a passionate
The Ravens tight end says his team is feeling plenty of urgency to turn the recent struggles around.
The Owings Mills training facility has been closed and all activities are being conducted virtually as contact tracing is completed.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss what happens when Lamar Jackson doesn’t run all over the field and the defense has to step up and win a football game.
After a different kind of meltdown against the Tennessee Titans, Luke Jones and Nestor look for the “leadership council” in Ravens locker room as undefeated Steelers await for Thanksgiving dinner.
Luke Jones and Nestor reconstruct what happened after halftime and what felt like a comfortable lead against Tennessee on Sunday.
The inside linebacker was one of several Ravens who failed to tackle A.J. Brown on the game-tying touchdown late in regulation.
Baltimore squandered a two-score lead in the second half to fall to 6-4 on the season.
The rookie running back scored a touchdown and ran for 70 yards on 15 carries in the 30-24 loss to Tennessee.
The Ravens defensive end made no excuses for the poor defensive performance late in Sunday’s 30-24 loss.
The Baltimore quarterback reflected on another difficult day for an offense looking little like it did a year ago.
“You have to tackle better. That’s the best run-after-contact team in the league. We did well early, but we didn’t finish strong enough.”
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the “new look” offensive line that Lamar Jackson will attempt to lead against a scuffling Tennessee squad with a leaky defense.
Author Mary Rizzo tells us insiders why the hons and Charm make Baltimore so special and different from Hairspray and Carcetti. Well kinda…
The Ravens rookie made no excuses for his struggles against the Patriots and said he needs to play with more physicality.
The election fallout and recent COVID lockdowns have created tough emotions but Todd Schuler and Nestor try to find the blessings with the turkey and cranberry as Thanksgiving approaches.
The general manager said the organization wasn’t going to take the slugger to arbitration.
If you want to pitch it help your neighbors during the holidays, Delegate Cathi Forbes discusses some resources to give or receive. And education always tops her agenda.
The Terps head coach says he’s “feeling strong with only minor symptoms” while isolating at home.
“That’s a human being at the end of the day. That’s my teammate. That’s my brother. So, yes, that’s just B.S.”
“What happened last year, happened last year. This is a different team. They’re a different team with the same running back, so we know what they’re going to do.”
“We’re all equipped to handle any situation on defense when a guy goes down. It’s a standard here with the Ravens.”
The Ravens could be without their two best defensive linemen against Tennessee.
Over Royal Farms coffee in his Cole Roofing mug, Nestor implores his pal Bill Cole to interpret why anyone would question the veracity or impact of a deadly global pathogen and the safety of others during a plague. But feel free to believe what you want…
The former Baltimore Ravens wide receiver and Super Bowl XLVII champion is teaming up with Baltimore Recreation and Parks to make a difference in our city.
The games must be played. The television and media partners demand it. Professor Marty Conway brings class to session with facts about the demands on Roger Goodell to get the games in – no matter what.
They haven’t practiced in 10 days. Many of the players in Ravens uniforms on Tuesday night will be new to you. Better grab a scorecard along with Luke Jones and Nestor if you are navigating COVID NFL rosters.
The late Terps legend will be enshrined in November 2021 in Kansas City.
Every day there’s a new set of positive tests in Baltimore and Pittsburgh. The Ravens haven’t been sanctioned to practice but will travel to play 20-men short at Heinz Field against the undefeated Steelers. Luke and Nestor discuss the absurdity.
We’re not usually ones to mention “professional” and “forfeit” in the same sentence. But Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor witnessed what fake football looked like in Denver on Sunday. For the good of its brand, the NFL shouldn’t sanction this.
Hall of Famer Rod Woodson catches up with Nestor on about his passion for teaching the game of football around the world. And the weirdness of being stuck in middle of the Baltimore and Pittsburgh rivalry.
Our pal Cort Smith at Sporticulture has supported our sporty chats for years but here’s one with him discussing why a lifer local flower lover from Walnut Springs Nursery would dream up cool NFL sports novelties like magma lamps.
Donta Scott scored a career-high 17 points while Eric Ayala added 15 for the Terps, who improved to 3-0.
Leonard Raskin and Nestor discuss all possibilities of Ravens and Steelers COVID mess and game being moved to Tuesday night.
Here’s everything we know about Lamar Jackson testing positive and the Baltimore Ravens status for playing the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.
Dusting off from loss to Titans, now John Harbaugh and Ravens franchise faces a massive crisis as they’ll head to Pittsburgh shorthanded on Sunday. (We think…)
Eric Ayala led the way with 19 points and five rebounds for the Terps, who won their 44th consecutive home opener.
Many local businesses are struggling to survive and very few are actually opening doors during a pandemic. Our pal Evan Brown from State Fare just opened El Guapo in Catonsville and tells us the story of managing and moving forward during a plague.
Will Graves of The Associated Press in Pittsburgh says there’s plenty of Thanksgiving with yins in the Steel City as Roethlisberger and Tomlin want seconds with a depleted Ravens unit.
He’s written about all of the great Pittsburgh football teams up close but now Ed Bouchette of The Athletic watches from afar as the unlikely undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers try to author a different kind of story in 2020.
A tradition unlike any other, the cancellation of the Turkey Bowl makes this a silent pigskin holiday pausing a passionate
The Ravens tight end says his team is feeling plenty of urgency to turn the recent struggles around.
The Owings Mills training facility has been closed and all activities are being conducted virtually as contact tracing is completed.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss what happens when Lamar Jackson doesn’t run all over the field and the defense has to step up and win a football game.
After a different kind of meltdown against the Tennessee Titans, Luke Jones and Nestor look for the “leadership council” in Ravens locker room as undefeated Steelers await for Thanksgiving dinner.
Luke Jones and Nestor reconstruct what happened after halftime and what felt like a comfortable lead against Tennessee on Sunday.
The inside linebacker was one of several Ravens who failed to tackle A.J. Brown on the game-tying touchdown late in regulation.
Baltimore squandered a two-score lead in the second half to fall to 6-4 on the season.
The rookie running back scored a touchdown and ran for 70 yards on 15 carries in the 30-24 loss to Tennessee.
The Ravens defensive end made no excuses for the poor defensive performance late in Sunday’s 30-24 loss.
The Baltimore quarterback reflected on another difficult day for an offense looking little like it did a year ago.
“You have to tackle better. That’s the best run-after-contact team in the league. We did well early, but we didn’t finish strong enough.”
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the “new look” offensive line that Lamar Jackson will attempt to lead against a scuffling Tennessee squad with a leaky defense.
Author Mary Rizzo tells us insiders why the hons and Charm make Baltimore so special and different from Hairspray and Carcetti. Well kinda…
The Ravens rookie made no excuses for his struggles against the Patriots and said he needs to play with more physicality.
The election fallout and recent COVID lockdowns have created tough emotions but Todd Schuler and Nestor try to find the blessings with the turkey and cranberry as Thanksgiving approaches.
The general manager said the organization wasn’t going to take the slugger to arbitration.
If you want to pitch it help your neighbors during the holidays, Delegate Cathi Forbes discusses some resources to give or receive. And education always tops her agenda.
The Terps head coach says he’s “feeling strong with only minor symptoms” while isolating at home.
“That’s a human being at the end of the day. That’s my teammate. That’s my brother. So, yes, that’s just B.S.”
“What happened last year, happened last year. This is a different team. They’re a different team with the same running back, so we know what they’re going to do.”
“We’re all equipped to handle any situation on defense when a guy goes down. It’s a standard here with the Ravens.”
The Ravens could be without their two best defensive linemen against Tennessee.
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