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The defensive coordinator said Jaylon Ferguson had the best practices of his career last week and continues to play well this summer.
“The situation is the situation. You have to adapt, adjust, and do the best you can and evolve as you go. The sooner we can get them out there 100%, the better.”
Baltimore scored five runs in the eighth to win for the first time since Aug. 2.
The standout left tackle expects to be “full-go” for the season opener against Las Vegas.
After sustaining a hamstring injury in late July, the wide receiver has been running and working out on a side field for 2 1/2 weeks.
“They’ve been working hard to get back with us, and we’ve been working hard. We’re pros; we should be hitting right off where we started off.”
The fifth-year outside linebacker credited Justin Houston for taking young players under his wing during training camp.
“I’m just enjoying myself. I’m enjoying my time with my teammates, with my friends, with my coaches, and all that stuff will just sort itself out.”
The Maryland Crab Cake Tour made its way to Prince George’s County to spend an afternoon with the former Lt. Governor and current MSNBC contributor, who purple politics have made him one of the most fascinating voices in our state.
Two-time Pro Bowl fullback Patrick Ricard made his preseason debut on Saturday night.
Top blocking tight end Nick Boyle still hasn’t practiced since sustaining a serious knee injury last November.
Pine Ridge golf pro Dave Hutsell joins Nestor and Don to preview the BMW Championship coming to Baltimore County this weekend.
Chuck Clark and DeShon Elliott combined for a sack, a forced fumble, and seven tackles (two for a loss) on the first two defensive drives against Carolina.
The young tight end caught seven passes for 50 yards in the 20-3 win over the Panthers.
With Lamar Jackson sitting out once again, Tyler Huntley played nearly the entire game on Saturday night.
Baltimore rushed for 125 yards and two touchdowns in the second half of Saturday’s win.
“The state of play right now — this losing streak — is not reflective of our large-picture goals that are very much way on track in my assessment.”
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the new era “pre-visit” scrimmages and scrums before the Ravens play the Panthers in Charlotte on Saturday night.
The offensive coordinator also said Lamar Jackson is making good progress and is on track despite his delayed start to training camp.
“They’re not going to be in game shape yet, but that’s the next step he has to take. He understands the standard and where the bar is.”
Luke Jones joins Nestor to discuss the remnants of Ravens preseason win over Saints and nagging August injuries slowing down cohesion on the offense.
The 2020 third-round pick is trying to carve out a bigger offensive role after shining as a kick returner last season.
The second-year wideout continues to be inspired by the late Kobe Bryant’s “Mamba Mentality” for his work ethic.
“I try to ask him questions about different sets, how to approach that, how to attack that, and he’ll have the answer right away.”
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor connect on the airwaves at WNST-AM 1570 twice a week on all sorts of topics of sports and life but this time the backroads of Maryland and fishing for adventure was on the platter.
In search of the perfect Maryland crab cake, serendipity struck again as Heather Mizeur recommended 98 Cannon on the Chester River where she lives and Nestor’s longtime pal Chris Golder happened to be the one running it. The lore and allure of the good life in Chestertown on the Eastern Shore.
As the tour unfolds, Don Mohler wants to know what’s going on with masks and mandates and public obedience of laws and orders and common sense in The Free State. This week’s version of The Recon is a lot of crab cake and some real tales of wi-fi from the road.
Is it broiled? Is it fried? Or is it a combination in some delicious way? Nestor continues to investigate the Coastal Highway on Day 4 at the beach on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour.
It’s a short drive over the bridge to a long history in Kent County. Nestor had never been along the shores of the Chester River but the Maryland Crab Cake Tour has been an educational exploration of politics, agriculture, water and conversations about the future of the Eastern Shore.
It didn’t take Nestor long to find out the story of Ocean City is the story of Baltimore people going east to the Atlantic Ocean. Meet Cole Taustin and hear his Pimlico tale of an Eastern Shore crab cake and family story of building a business on the Coastal Highway.
Of course the Fratelli’s crab cake is delicious: the recipe came from Greektown and East Baltimore. Nestor’s #CrabCakeTour of the Shore takes him with the Mayor of Salisbury to the restaurant where he got his first gig as a busboy.
This Maryland Crab Cake Tour was designed to meet new people and learn new things. At least Nestor was honest with the mayor of Salisbury when he told him he’d never been off Route 50 in Wicomico County.
It’s taken Nestor a lifetime of Ocean City trips to finally pop the burning question to the Lord Of The Fries at Thrashers, Les Morris: “Why no ketchup?” The history and the journey of an Idaho potato to your belly at the beach and the secret of apple cider vinegar.
Al “Hondo” Handy has been running parks and recreation for nearly four decades as you and your kids have come to the beach looking for sports and space that doesn’t necessarily involve sand.
Bill Cole gets a Dundalk doctorate education on why Maryland crab cakes taste better and a full Week 1 #CrabCakeTour recap from Nestor.
“It’s just a lot of film work, a lot of dedication to the craft and to the sport. I feel way better.”
The Baltimore offense showed little ability to move the ball for much of the first half.
The 2020 seventh-round pick was waived last December and claimed by Houston before returning in the offseason.
The second-year quarterback outplayed Trace McSorley in the 17-14 win over New Orleans.
Baltimore extended its remarkable streak of 18 straight preseason wins.
The defensive coordinator said Jaylon Ferguson had the best practices of his career last week and continues to play well this summer.
“The situation is the situation. You have to adapt, adjust, and do the best you can and evolve as you go. The sooner we can get them out there 100%, the better.”
Baltimore scored five runs in the eighth to win for the first time since Aug. 2.
The standout left tackle expects to be “full-go” for the season opener against Las Vegas.
After sustaining a hamstring injury in late July, the wide receiver has been running and working out on a side field for 2 1/2 weeks.
“They’ve been working hard to get back with us, and we’ve been working hard. We’re pros; we should be hitting right off where we started off.”
The fifth-year outside linebacker credited Justin Houston for taking young players under his wing during training camp.
“I’m just enjoying myself. I’m enjoying my time with my teammates, with my friends, with my coaches, and all that stuff will just sort itself out.”
The Maryland Crab Cake Tour made its way to Prince George’s County to spend an afternoon with the former Lt. Governor and current MSNBC contributor, who purple politics have made him one of the most fascinating voices in our state.
Two-time Pro Bowl fullback Patrick Ricard made his preseason debut on Saturday night.
Top blocking tight end Nick Boyle still hasn’t practiced since sustaining a serious knee injury last November.
Pine Ridge golf pro Dave Hutsell joins Nestor and Don to preview the BMW Championship coming to Baltimore County this weekend.
Chuck Clark and DeShon Elliott combined for a sack, a forced fumble, and seven tackles (two for a loss) on the first two defensive drives against Carolina.
The young tight end caught seven passes for 50 yards in the 20-3 win over the Panthers.
With Lamar Jackson sitting out once again, Tyler Huntley played nearly the entire game on Saturday night.
Baltimore rushed for 125 yards and two touchdowns in the second half of Saturday’s win.
“The state of play right now — this losing streak — is not reflective of our large-picture goals that are very much way on track in my assessment.”
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the new era “pre-visit” scrimmages and scrums before the Ravens play the Panthers in Charlotte on Saturday night.
The offensive coordinator also said Lamar Jackson is making good progress and is on track despite his delayed start to training camp.
“They’re not going to be in game shape yet, but that’s the next step he has to take. He understands the standard and where the bar is.”
Luke Jones joins Nestor to discuss the remnants of Ravens preseason win over Saints and nagging August injuries slowing down cohesion on the offense.
The 2020 third-round pick is trying to carve out a bigger offensive role after shining as a kick returner last season.
The second-year wideout continues to be inspired by the late Kobe Bryant’s “Mamba Mentality” for his work ethic.
“I try to ask him questions about different sets, how to approach that, how to attack that, and he’ll have the answer right away.”
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor connect on the airwaves at WNST-AM 1570 twice a week on all sorts of topics of sports and life but this time the backroads of Maryland and fishing for adventure was on the platter.
In search of the perfect Maryland crab cake, serendipity struck again as Heather Mizeur recommended 98 Cannon on the Chester River where she lives and Nestor’s longtime pal Chris Golder happened to be the one running it. The lore and allure of the good life in Chestertown on the Eastern Shore.
As the tour unfolds, Don Mohler wants to know what’s going on with masks and mandates and public obedience of laws and orders and common sense in The Free State. This week’s version of The Recon is a lot of crab cake and some real tales of wi-fi from the road.
Is it broiled? Is it fried? Or is it a combination in some delicious way? Nestor continues to investigate the Coastal Highway on Day 4 at the beach on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour.
It’s a short drive over the bridge to a long history in Kent County. Nestor had never been along the shores of the Chester River but the Maryland Crab Cake Tour has been an educational exploration of politics, agriculture, water and conversations about the future of the Eastern Shore.
It didn’t take Nestor long to find out the story of Ocean City is the story of Baltimore people going east to the Atlantic Ocean. Meet Cole Taustin and hear his Pimlico tale of an Eastern Shore crab cake and family story of building a business on the Coastal Highway.
Of course the Fratelli’s crab cake is delicious: the recipe came from Greektown and East Baltimore. Nestor’s #CrabCakeTour of the Shore takes him with the Mayor of Salisbury to the restaurant where he got his first gig as a busboy.
This Maryland Crab Cake Tour was designed to meet new people and learn new things. At least Nestor was honest with the mayor of Salisbury when he told him he’d never been off Route 50 in Wicomico County.
It’s taken Nestor a lifetime of Ocean City trips to finally pop the burning question to the Lord Of The Fries at Thrashers, Les Morris: “Why no ketchup?” The history and the journey of an Idaho potato to your belly at the beach and the secret of apple cider vinegar.
Al “Hondo” Handy has been running parks and recreation for nearly four decades as you and your kids have come to the beach looking for sports and space that doesn’t necessarily involve sand.
Bill Cole gets a Dundalk doctorate education on why Maryland crab cakes taste better and a full Week 1 #CrabCakeTour recap from Nestor.
“It’s just a lot of film work, a lot of dedication to the craft and to the sport. I feel way better.”
The Baltimore offense showed little ability to move the ball for much of the first half.
The 2020 seventh-round pick was waived last December and claimed by Houston before returning in the offseason.
The second-year quarterback outplayed Trace McSorley in the 17-14 win over New Orleans.
Baltimore extended its remarkable streak of 18 straight preseason wins.
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