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Luke Jones and Nestor raise all arms in a “V” to give Lamar – and his teammates and the organization – all praise after the first playoff win of this era for John Harbaugh. We’ll be onto Buffalo but not just yet…
Todd Schuler and Nestor discuss an incredible Ravens playoff win – and the future of democracy in America. It’s been that kind of week…
Luke Jones and Nestor recap an impressive road playoff win for Ravens in Tennessee
“When he speaks, he speaks volumes. When he speaks, you know he means business.”
The second-year wide had 128 yards on nine touches in the 20-13 playoff win over the Titans.
Tennessee had danced on the Ravens’ midfield logo before each of the last two meetings in Baltimore, but Marcus Peters’ interception sealed the deal on Sunday.
“Right now, for me, this is the best win ever. And not just because of what was at stake, but because of the guys and what it meant to our team.”
The star quarterback rushed for 136 yards and a touchdown as Baltimore advanced to the AFC divisional round.
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball discusses the disturbing images from the coup attempt on our nation’s Capitol and how his county is battling COVID and all of the unfolding issues of the pandemic.
We were all outraged by what we saw on Wednesday. Let two Baltimore County Executives – and former high school history teachers – guide you on where we are on the arc of the American story.
We have been going around the state all week discussing the events of Wednesday in Washington, D.C. Madam Speaker Adrienne Jones joined us from Annapolis to discuss the future and our General Assembly here in Maryland.
County Executive Stueart Pittman joins us from Annapolis in aftermath of the disaster at The U.S. Capitol to discuss navigating local business, safety and COVID during crisis times in our country.
Always one of our favorites, we managed to get former Ravens linebacker Jarret Johnson off the water to discuss yet another knockout game in Nashville for the purple.
If you remember the last day at Memorial Stadium in 1991, then you need to meet the architect. Longtime baseball public relations leader Rick Vaughn remembers 33rd Street and the leadership of an Orioles front office legend.
Turron Davenport of ESPN says tackling Derrick Henry is a challenge Ravens needs to meet on Sunday in Nashville.
You might not know the story of the 1977 MEAC champions at Morgan State. Or what happened to the coach? Or his kid? Or the white guy on the team whose brother became the drummer in The Black Crowes. The incredible life of Jim Gorman told by a local kid…
“He’s definitely continued to keep a composed and cool level head being such a young quarterback and a young guy. But he’s definitely playing like a vet and leading like one too.”
“That’s just [something] we can study and try to learn how to attack them and be better.”
“If it takes that to get you going, then you’re kind of doing the wrong thing. We’ve got all our goals ahead of us. We’re not worried about them.”
“I want to win regardless. I don’t really care about what people have got to say. I’ve only been in the playoffs twice in my young career.”
“We’ll just see where it takes us going from here.”
Matt Stover has been on both sides of big postseason wins and losses. Kick back and let him tell you some tales of lessons learned on the road to Super Bowl victories – and some character-building heartache, too.
Former safety Blaine Bishop helps Nestor recount the early battle of Titans and Ravens rivalries and previews this rematch of a rematch on Sunday in Nashville.
Bill Cole and Nestor debate the merits of the football National Championship and the realities of how COVID will change the NCAA and college sports scene forever.
Titans historian and insider Jim Wyatt says this visit from the Ravens to Nashville will be different than all others.
The Ravens have had a couple of huge playoff wins in Nashville. If you were on the streets of Tennessee with us over the past decades – you know! Brian Lease and Nestor discuss the fun of fandom during Ravens Festivus and another chance to beat the Titans.
Longtime Nashville sports columnist John Glennon of Broadway Sports Media joins Nestor to remember the tales and glories and two-decade rivalry of the Ravens and Titans
Tennessee has done it twice – stopping Number 8. Teresa Walker of the Associated Press in Nashville says the Titans leaky defense needs to confound Lamar once again.
As Chris Pika learned during his years in NFL front office work, the first week of the year is often the cruelest.
Jonathan Hutton of 104.5 The Zone in Nashville tells Nestor how this Titans team is different from last January and how the Angelos folks recruited him to become a Bird watcher in Tennessee.
Usually we discuss current sports business issues with Georgetown professor Marty Conway. But, given his run on 33rd Street with the godfather of Baltimore sports public relations during the 1980s, we thought he should tell ya about the legend of Bob.
Ahhh, the joys of a purple Ravens playoff week in January – for the rest of us…
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the Ravens destiny that will once again go directly through Nashville and the team formerly known as the Oilers.
Sure, local attorney and former Delegate Todd Schuler shared some Ravens January Festivus love – but how the votes are actually counted in America is a topic is he’s a bit of an expert on so we reached for the truth about election judges.
Luke Jones and Nestor assess the Ravens path to Super Bowl LV with surging Buffalo and the reigning champs waiting on the couch in Kansas City.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss how Greg Roman and Lamar Jackson have figured this out again. Perhaps just in time for a purple Festivus magic ride that begins in Nashville on Sunday at 1 p.m.
Back in August 2016, the Severna Park native and longtime rock and roll drummer talked about coming to an Orioles game to bring awareness to his brother Jim’s MSA (Multiple System Atrophy) diagnosis. This is an incredible story with Morgan State roots and pays tribute to an incredible local life we lost recently.
The second-year wide receiver closed the regular season having caught a touchdown in five of six games.
Baltimore forced six three-and-outs and two turnovers in the process of allowing a season-low 195 yards.
Luke Jones and Nestor set sights on Festivus in Nashville after another impressive Ravens victory
Luke Jones and Nestor raise all arms in a “V” to give Lamar – and his teammates and the organization – all praise after the first playoff win of this era for John Harbaugh. We’ll be onto Buffalo but not just yet…
Todd Schuler and Nestor discuss an incredible Ravens playoff win – and the future of democracy in America. It’s been that kind of week…
Luke Jones and Nestor recap an impressive road playoff win for Ravens in Tennessee
“When he speaks, he speaks volumes. When he speaks, you know he means business.”
The second-year wide had 128 yards on nine touches in the 20-13 playoff win over the Titans.
Tennessee had danced on the Ravens’ midfield logo before each of the last two meetings in Baltimore, but Marcus Peters’ interception sealed the deal on Sunday.
“Right now, for me, this is the best win ever. And not just because of what was at stake, but because of the guys and what it meant to our team.”
The star quarterback rushed for 136 yards and a touchdown as Baltimore advanced to the AFC divisional round.
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball discusses the disturbing images from the coup attempt on our nation’s Capitol and how his county is battling COVID and all of the unfolding issues of the pandemic.
We were all outraged by what we saw on Wednesday. Let two Baltimore County Executives – and former high school history teachers – guide you on where we are on the arc of the American story.
We have been going around the state all week discussing the events of Wednesday in Washington, D.C. Madam Speaker Adrienne Jones joined us from Annapolis to discuss the future and our General Assembly here in Maryland.
County Executive Stueart Pittman joins us from Annapolis in aftermath of the disaster at The U.S. Capitol to discuss navigating local business, safety and COVID during crisis times in our country.
Always one of our favorites, we managed to get former Ravens linebacker Jarret Johnson off the water to discuss yet another knockout game in Nashville for the purple.
If you remember the last day at Memorial Stadium in 1991, then you need to meet the architect. Longtime baseball public relations leader Rick Vaughn remembers 33rd Street and the leadership of an Orioles front office legend.
Turron Davenport of ESPN says tackling Derrick Henry is a challenge Ravens needs to meet on Sunday in Nashville.
You might not know the story of the 1977 MEAC champions at Morgan State. Or what happened to the coach? Or his kid? Or the white guy on the team whose brother became the drummer in The Black Crowes. The incredible life of Jim Gorman told by a local kid…
“He’s definitely continued to keep a composed and cool level head being such a young quarterback and a young guy. But he’s definitely playing like a vet and leading like one too.”
“That’s just [something] we can study and try to learn how to attack them and be better.”
“If it takes that to get you going, then you’re kind of doing the wrong thing. We’ve got all our goals ahead of us. We’re not worried about them.”
“I want to win regardless. I don’t really care about what people have got to say. I’ve only been in the playoffs twice in my young career.”
“We’ll just see where it takes us going from here.”
Matt Stover has been on both sides of big postseason wins and losses. Kick back and let him tell you some tales of lessons learned on the road to Super Bowl victories – and some character-building heartache, too.
Former safety Blaine Bishop helps Nestor recount the early battle of Titans and Ravens rivalries and previews this rematch of a rematch on Sunday in Nashville.
Bill Cole and Nestor debate the merits of the football National Championship and the realities of how COVID will change the NCAA and college sports scene forever.
Titans historian and insider Jim Wyatt says this visit from the Ravens to Nashville will be different than all others.
The Ravens have had a couple of huge playoff wins in Nashville. If you were on the streets of Tennessee with us over the past decades – you know! Brian Lease and Nestor discuss the fun of fandom during Ravens Festivus and another chance to beat the Titans.
Longtime Nashville sports columnist John Glennon of Broadway Sports Media joins Nestor to remember the tales and glories and two-decade rivalry of the Ravens and Titans
Tennessee has done it twice – stopping Number 8. Teresa Walker of the Associated Press in Nashville says the Titans leaky defense needs to confound Lamar once again.
As Chris Pika learned during his years in NFL front office work, the first week of the year is often the cruelest.
Jonathan Hutton of 104.5 The Zone in Nashville tells Nestor how this Titans team is different from last January and how the Angelos folks recruited him to become a Bird watcher in Tennessee.
Usually we discuss current sports business issues with Georgetown professor Marty Conway. But, given his run on 33rd Street with the godfather of Baltimore sports public relations during the 1980s, we thought he should tell ya about the legend of Bob.
Ahhh, the joys of a purple Ravens playoff week in January – for the rest of us…
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the Ravens destiny that will once again go directly through Nashville and the team formerly known as the Oilers.
Sure, local attorney and former Delegate Todd Schuler shared some Ravens January Festivus love – but how the votes are actually counted in America is a topic is he’s a bit of an expert on so we reached for the truth about election judges.
Luke Jones and Nestor assess the Ravens path to Super Bowl LV with surging Buffalo and the reigning champs waiting on the couch in Kansas City.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss how Greg Roman and Lamar Jackson have figured this out again. Perhaps just in time for a purple Festivus magic ride that begins in Nashville on Sunday at 1 p.m.
Back in August 2016, the Severna Park native and longtime rock and roll drummer talked about coming to an Orioles game to bring awareness to his brother Jim’s MSA (Multiple System Atrophy) diagnosis. This is an incredible story with Morgan State roots and pays tribute to an incredible local life we lost recently.
The second-year wide receiver closed the regular season having caught a touchdown in five of six games.
Baltimore forced six three-and-outs and two turnovers in the process of allowing a season-low 195 yards.
Luke Jones and Nestor set sights on Festivus in Nashville after another impressive Ravens victory
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