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Two guys who have watched a lot of football discuss where this instant classic against the Browns ranks in recent memory. Chris Pika and Nestor discuss the residue of an amazing Lamar Jackson moment in Cleveland.
Baltimorean Sam Kouvaris joins Nestor to discuss Jaguars realities and the good life of a local TV guy who sailed off for golf and palm trees four decades ago.
Todd Schuler and Nestor discuss the way that a game like Monday night brings the community together – all at once and with nothing but hope through our televisions – to see if Lamar Jackson can create a memory in Cleveland.
While America wondered if the Ravens were going to lose with No. 8 cramping in the bowels of Cleveland Stadium, Lamar Jackson and Justin Tucker wrote a different ending in another chapter of sadness in the factory of Browns football.
Nestor Aparicio joined the nationally syndicated Mad Dog Radio on Sirius XM with pal J.T. The Brick and discussed the euphoria in the moments after Lamar Jackson stepped onto the field in Cleveland.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss and incredibly memorable football game. Where does incredible win this take the Ravens in January?
The fourth-year outside linebacker’s spectacular pick of Baker Mayfield set up an easy Ravens touchdown that proved to be critical.
The two connected for three key completions to set up Justin Tucker’s game-winning field goal.
Dealing with cramping, Lamar Jackson returned from the locker room to throw a go-ahead touchdown on fourth down and orchestrated a last-minute drive to set up Justin Tucker’s game-winning field goal.
The longtime head coach couldn’t believe the timing of Lamar Jackson’s return to lead the Ravens to a 47-42 win over the Browns.
The All-Pro kicker came through in the clutch once again as Baltimore earned its biggest win of the season.
The Orioles manager said “all signs are great” with Trey Mancini, who should be ready for spring training whenever it officially begins.
Luke Jones and Nestor prepare for Ravens at Browns in real test of playoff legitimacy.
When the Ravens arrive in December, it usually is accompanied by the drama of another lost season on The Lake. Not this time. Daryl Ruiter tells Nestor that this is as good as it gets in Cleveland for Browns fans.
It has taken 21 years but Baltimore at Cleveland is finally worthy of a Monday Night Football date in December during plague time in America. Let Scott Petrak of BrownsZone tell you how head coach Kevin Stefanski has fixed the ails of Believeland. At least for now…
It’s not easy being small, independent and local during a pandemic. Teal Cary of Catonsville Chamber discusses the many challenges for local businesses during this unique holiday season.
Running the scoop shops is difficult during a pandemic so let Kowfi Dorman-El bring the deliciousness to you. And we’ll save you $15.70 on every order beginning on Black Friday. Do you prefer pumpkin spice latte or egg nog? Make sure you get the sweet potato crumble!
The lockdown and the fatigue of COVID is real. As we head into winter and time at home, this is an ideal time to examine your will, trusts and re-examine the future in the aftermath of the pandemic. We sought out Lou Weinkam in Catonsville for some solid advice.
The tireless Nancy Hafford spends time explaining the challenges for every local business as the holidays and COVID collide with government during frightening times for many who are invested.
Former Ravens safety and Super Bowl XXXV champion Kim Herring talks about tackling Lamar Jackson, player safety and modern biometric security in the era of COVID with his current work with Clear. You might’ve seen them at the airport?
It’s not easy being new mayor Brandon Scott. And it’s certainly no picnic for the thousands of businesses impacted by his decision to shut down the city of Baltimore for many. Bill Cole and Nestor try to sort through the madness of what a pandemic does to a community.
It started as a the usual “giving the guy from Cleveland who got drafted in Baltimore a hard time” and talking some rivalry football during the biggest week in Believeland in a long time. And then Zastudil told Nestor he had the virus six weeks ago…
He is the world’s biggest Dallas Cowboys fan. And what began as a great tale about his new book “A Mile In Her Shoes” and autism soon devolved into old baseball stories. Mark Mussina opines on the eternal debate: Van Halen or Van Hagar. Old friends are the best!
With the many cancellations and continued disruption of COVID, how are youngsters playing ball, getting scholarships and following hoops dreams. Our pal Dave Thurston joins Nestor and Don to discuss the future of college basketball after the pandemic.
The Browns are surging. The Ravens are trying to get the team back on the field after a COVID outbreak. This is the biggest football game in a generation in Northern Ohio. Baker and Lamar under the bright lights and Nestor laments why watching it on TV won’t be as much fun as touching the real leg lamp during Christmas season.
The third-year running back rushed for 101 yards on just seven carries against Dallas on Tuesday night.
The Ravens defensive tackle was complimentary of how far the Cleveland quarterback has come since the Week 1 meeting.
The Ravens quarterback was noticeably more upbeat in his return against Dallas.
The Ravens head coach said he thought Cleveland had the makings of a good football team despite the Week 1 blowout.
This is not your father’s Browns team. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the road to Cleveland and beating Baker Mayfield to stay in playoff position.
We all miss the tailgating and festivities and “being at the games” but they took away the roadtrips, too! Let two fellow road warriors share memories of Sundays in the sun watching Baltimore’s football team take the field across America.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the drama of Dez Bryant and dirty COVID tests 90 minutes before kickoff of his grudge match with the Dallas Cowboys.
Our financial expert Leonard Raskin joins Nestor to discuss the purple road to holiday health and prosperity en route to Cleveland. Oh, and a few end of year money tips, too!
Albert was Towson’s head football coach for 20 years from 1972-91 and is the winningest coach in program history with 117 victories.
Mark Turgeon’s Terps couldn’t overcome a brutal first half.
The 34-year-old first baseman who’s batted .169 over the last three seasons says he’s fully committed to playing in 2021.
Luke Jones and Nestor recap a 34-17 victory over “America’s Team” that brings the Ravens’ playoff hopes one step closer in this chaotic season where Tuesday Night Football in an empty stadium almost feels normal.
“We’ve done Zoom meetings all week. We come in, we practice, and we get out. We’ve got masks on at all times.”
Second-year wide receiver Marquise Brown has now caught a touchdown pass in each of the last two games.
The rookie inside linebacker made a terrific catch off a Brandon Williams tip at the line of scrimmage in the second quarter.
Two guys who have watched a lot of football discuss where this instant classic against the Browns ranks in recent memory. Chris Pika and Nestor discuss the residue of an amazing Lamar Jackson moment in Cleveland.
Baltimorean Sam Kouvaris joins Nestor to discuss Jaguars realities and the good life of a local TV guy who sailed off for golf and palm trees four decades ago.
Todd Schuler and Nestor discuss the way that a game like Monday night brings the community together – all at once and with nothing but hope through our televisions – to see if Lamar Jackson can create a memory in Cleveland.
While America wondered if the Ravens were going to lose with No. 8 cramping in the bowels of Cleveland Stadium, Lamar Jackson and Justin Tucker wrote a different ending in another chapter of sadness in the factory of Browns football.
Nestor Aparicio joined the nationally syndicated Mad Dog Radio on Sirius XM with pal J.T. The Brick and discussed the euphoria in the moments after Lamar Jackson stepped onto the field in Cleveland.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss and incredibly memorable football game. Where does incredible win this take the Ravens in January?
The fourth-year outside linebacker’s spectacular pick of Baker Mayfield set up an easy Ravens touchdown that proved to be critical.
The two connected for three key completions to set up Justin Tucker’s game-winning field goal.
Dealing with cramping, Lamar Jackson returned from the locker room to throw a go-ahead touchdown on fourth down and orchestrated a last-minute drive to set up Justin Tucker’s game-winning field goal.
The longtime head coach couldn’t believe the timing of Lamar Jackson’s return to lead the Ravens to a 47-42 win over the Browns.
The All-Pro kicker came through in the clutch once again as Baltimore earned its biggest win of the season.
The Orioles manager said “all signs are great” with Trey Mancini, who should be ready for spring training whenever it officially begins.
Luke Jones and Nestor prepare for Ravens at Browns in real test of playoff legitimacy.
When the Ravens arrive in December, it usually is accompanied by the drama of another lost season on The Lake. Not this time. Daryl Ruiter tells Nestor that this is as good as it gets in Cleveland for Browns fans.
It has taken 21 years but Baltimore at Cleveland is finally worthy of a Monday Night Football date in December during plague time in America. Let Scott Petrak of BrownsZone tell you how head coach Kevin Stefanski has fixed the ails of Believeland. At least for now…
It’s not easy being small, independent and local during a pandemic. Teal Cary of Catonsville Chamber discusses the many challenges for local businesses during this unique holiday season.
Running the scoop shops is difficult during a pandemic so let Kowfi Dorman-El bring the deliciousness to you. And we’ll save you $15.70 on every order beginning on Black Friday. Do you prefer pumpkin spice latte or egg nog? Make sure you get the sweet potato crumble!
The lockdown and the fatigue of COVID is real. As we head into winter and time at home, this is an ideal time to examine your will, trusts and re-examine the future in the aftermath of the pandemic. We sought out Lou Weinkam in Catonsville for some solid advice.
The tireless Nancy Hafford spends time explaining the challenges for every local business as the holidays and COVID collide with government during frightening times for many who are invested.
Former Ravens safety and Super Bowl XXXV champion Kim Herring talks about tackling Lamar Jackson, player safety and modern biometric security in the era of COVID with his current work with Clear. You might’ve seen them at the airport?
It’s not easy being new mayor Brandon Scott. And it’s certainly no picnic for the thousands of businesses impacted by his decision to shut down the city of Baltimore for many. Bill Cole and Nestor try to sort through the madness of what a pandemic does to a community.
It started as a the usual “giving the guy from Cleveland who got drafted in Baltimore a hard time” and talking some rivalry football during the biggest week in Believeland in a long time. And then Zastudil told Nestor he had the virus six weeks ago…
He is the world’s biggest Dallas Cowboys fan. And what began as a great tale about his new book “A Mile In Her Shoes” and autism soon devolved into old baseball stories. Mark Mussina opines on the eternal debate: Van Halen or Van Hagar. Old friends are the best!
With the many cancellations and continued disruption of COVID, how are youngsters playing ball, getting scholarships and following hoops dreams. Our pal Dave Thurston joins Nestor and Don to discuss the future of college basketball after the pandemic.
The Browns are surging. The Ravens are trying to get the team back on the field after a COVID outbreak. This is the biggest football game in a generation in Northern Ohio. Baker and Lamar under the bright lights and Nestor laments why watching it on TV won’t be as much fun as touching the real leg lamp during Christmas season.
The third-year running back rushed for 101 yards on just seven carries against Dallas on Tuesday night.
The Ravens defensive tackle was complimentary of how far the Cleveland quarterback has come since the Week 1 meeting.
The Ravens quarterback was noticeably more upbeat in his return against Dallas.
The Ravens head coach said he thought Cleveland had the makings of a good football team despite the Week 1 blowout.
This is not your father’s Browns team. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the road to Cleveland and beating Baker Mayfield to stay in playoff position.
We all miss the tailgating and festivities and “being at the games” but they took away the roadtrips, too! Let two fellow road warriors share memories of Sundays in the sun watching Baltimore’s football team take the field across America.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the drama of Dez Bryant and dirty COVID tests 90 minutes before kickoff of his grudge match with the Dallas Cowboys.
Our financial expert Leonard Raskin joins Nestor to discuss the purple road to holiday health and prosperity en route to Cleveland. Oh, and a few end of year money tips, too!
Albert was Towson’s head football coach for 20 years from 1972-91 and is the winningest coach in program history with 117 victories.
Mark Turgeon’s Terps couldn’t overcome a brutal first half.
The 34-year-old first baseman who’s batted .169 over the last three seasons says he’s fully committed to playing in 2021.
Luke Jones and Nestor recap a 34-17 victory over “America’s Team” that brings the Ravens’ playoff hopes one step closer in this chaotic season where Tuesday Night Football in an empty stadium almost feels normal.
“We’ve done Zoom meetings all week. We come in, we practice, and we get out. We’ve got masks on at all times.”
Second-year wide receiver Marquise Brown has now caught a touchdown pass in each of the last two games.
The rookie inside linebacker made a terrific catch off a Brandon Williams tip at the line of scrimmage in the second quarter.
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