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The offense committed too many penalties and once again struggled to sustain drives, allowing Philadelphia to climb back into the game.
The head coach spoke with reporters after the Ravens held on for dear life in a 30-28 win at Philadelphia.
The veteran tight end said defenses have shown “their own little wrinkles” every week to try to slow down the Baltimore offense.
The 2019 third-round pick is coming on after a slow start to the season.
The Ravens defensive coordinator is also looking forward to playing in front of several thousand fans in Philadelphia on Sunday.
The 38-year-old punter has now played more regular-season games than any other player in Ravens history.
As the rest of the NFL scrambles to keep the schedules together and games on track with COVID-19 outbreaks, Luke Jones and Nestor examine all aspects of Lamar Jackson vs. Carson Wentz. Nestor will be in Philly all day Sunday with full WNST Sports coverage.
Sometimes they just talk sports with masks on, Zoom booted up and six feet of distance, but this time Bill Cole and Nestor discuss the human nature of resistance to change and the realities of how the pandemic doesn’t care.
To honor our BP launch and “Teacher Appreciation Month,” Nestor starts his journey from Dundalk with his Colgate Elementary first grade teacher Miss Janda from 1974. They lost touch. And then Don Mohler somehow got involved…
He’s running for Governor. He believes he will win. He told us why…
You have seen the ads and signs of the Independent candidate raised in Cherry Hill who is running against Brandon Scott this month in Baltimore City. Now, hear his journey in business and education that led him back home to run for office.
Of all of the crimes against the citizens of Baltimore in recent times, nothing compares to the gruesome ugliness of the Gun Trace Task Force and how police officers weaponized their badges to become deadly criminals at taxpayer expense.
This was time very well spent with Congressman Jamie Raskin on all topics of elections, science, Joe Biden and Donald Trump. One of our finest episodes!
Dr. Jason Johnson of MSNBC and Morgan State was fresh off “The Morning Joe” when he joined us to discuss all things election, conventions, the myth of “undecided” voters and the day he was in Charleston when Obama broke into “Amazing Grace.”
With all of the bluster about rigged elections and the sabotaging of the United States Postal Service, let Todd Schuler tell you about how it really works with ballots when you are a candidate for public office.
The veteran Raven said each of Baltimore’s running backs wants to carry the ball as much as possible.
The veteran cornerback played with Ray Lewis and Ed Reed as well as Terrell Suggs and Haloti Ngata in their primes.
The Ravens quarterback is confident about getting more receivers involved in the Baltimore passing game.
The Ravens head coach doesn’t anticipate his team having difficulty playing in front of several thousand fans for the first time this season.
Because it’s Philadelphia Week, we go north to visit with longtime friend and Baltimorean Dick Jerardi, who updates us on the ponies, Penn State and what it’s like to hear Eagles fans moan. And one day, he’ll give Nestor that tour of The Palestra and eat a proper cheesesteak.
Eagles insider Dave Spadaro lists the many reasons why the men of Doug Pederson are struggling in a lengthy visit, comparing the green birds to the purple ones. And soft pretzels and cheesesteaks wit it…
In the quest to find every living awesome mentor he ever had during Teacher Appreciation Month, Nestor catches up with his media professor Julie Simon at UB for the first time in three decades. His obsession with Marshall McLuhan theory continues…
Because it’s Eagles Week here for Ravens fans, it’s a good time to reach to veteran radio producer Jimmy Shapiro for a discussion on gambling on modern football, what happens in Las Vegas and life as a displaced Philadelphia Eagles fan in rainy Seattle.
The Godfather of modern football analytics Aaron Schatz of Football Outsiders talks Ravens statistical trends for this season vs. last year’s juggernaut with Lamar Jackson.
During Teacher Appreciation Month, Nestor reconnects with the Dundalk High literary critic and usage taskmaster of his youth, Miss Susan Monday. They both do talk radio for a living. A journey in education…
There were some late nights last fall at Rash Field when the vibrant outdoor course for American Ninja Warrior set up shop at the Inner Harbor. Akbar Gbaja-Biamila dropped by to discuss some football and practical life advice during COVID.
The Ravens head coach looked back on Sunday’s 27-3 win over the Bengals during his Monday press conference.
In aftermath of Tennessee Titans debacle with COVID, Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss how NFL will handle safety and scheduling moving forward. The picture is green because there’s billions of dollars at stake.
Inside linebacker Patrick Queen became the second Ravens rookie to record a sack, force a fumble, and recover a fumble in a game.
Lamar Jackson downplayed his absence from practices last week as the reason for his struggles against the Bengals.
Our attorney and former Delegate Todd Schuler discusses how politics can attract a new generation of better people for positions of influence in our government.
There won’t be many weeks when No. 8 has just two carries but given his medical issues last week and the caliber of the Cincinnati attack, the outcome beyond the 27-3 win is a healthier quarterback heading to Philadelphia.
After seven sacks and three turnovers, the Ravens defense arrived with unlikely authority against rookie quarterback Joe Borrow on Sunday. Luke Jones and Nestor review the tenacity and results of the men of Wink Martindale against the hapless Cincinnati offensive line.
Luke Jones and Nestor recap what was to love in an impressive Ravens defensive effort in 27-3 win over Cincinnati
At the First Annual Nasty Nice Guy Awards in 1997 in Glen Burnie, two legends talked boxing, horse racing and kindness. The late great Clem Florio and Vince Bagli educate Nestor on Baltimore sports history. And Earnest Byner joins them.
Before the death of the guitarist virtuoso, Van Halen historian Greg Renoff discussed his journey in writing about how four kids from Southern California got signed and became the biggest rock band in the world. Little dreamers, indeed…
Team president Dick Cass gives an overview on how the NFL has managed to keep football alive and what the Titans’ organizational struggle will mean for other franchises.
Yitzy Schleifer represents the 5th District on the City Council. Izzy Patoka represents the 2nd District of the county. Let them tell you about how working together has helped our community.
The amazing journey of former NBA forward Brian Rowsom takes the international language of hoops from countries to continents as a coach and counselor for hire all over the globe. Let him tell you why diversity and culture matter.
Former WBAL sports director Greg Sher visits Nestor to discuss the world of mortgages, career changes and how much the state of Baltimore sports has changed since the turn of the century.
The offense committed too many penalties and once again struggled to sustain drives, allowing Philadelphia to climb back into the game.
The head coach spoke with reporters after the Ravens held on for dear life in a 30-28 win at Philadelphia.
The veteran tight end said defenses have shown “their own little wrinkles” every week to try to slow down the Baltimore offense.
The 2019 third-round pick is coming on after a slow start to the season.
The Ravens defensive coordinator is also looking forward to playing in front of several thousand fans in Philadelphia on Sunday.
The 38-year-old punter has now played more regular-season games than any other player in Ravens history.
As the rest of the NFL scrambles to keep the schedules together and games on track with COVID-19 outbreaks, Luke Jones and Nestor examine all aspects of Lamar Jackson vs. Carson Wentz. Nestor will be in Philly all day Sunday with full WNST Sports coverage.
Sometimes they just talk sports with masks on, Zoom booted up and six feet of distance, but this time Bill Cole and Nestor discuss the human nature of resistance to change and the realities of how the pandemic doesn’t care.
To honor our BP launch and “Teacher Appreciation Month,” Nestor starts his journey from Dundalk with his Colgate Elementary first grade teacher Miss Janda from 1974. They lost touch. And then Don Mohler somehow got involved…
He’s running for Governor. He believes he will win. He told us why…
You have seen the ads and signs of the Independent candidate raised in Cherry Hill who is running against Brandon Scott this month in Baltimore City. Now, hear his journey in business and education that led him back home to run for office.
Of all of the crimes against the citizens of Baltimore in recent times, nothing compares to the gruesome ugliness of the Gun Trace Task Force and how police officers weaponized their badges to become deadly criminals at taxpayer expense.
This was time very well spent with Congressman Jamie Raskin on all topics of elections, science, Joe Biden and Donald Trump. One of our finest episodes!
Dr. Jason Johnson of MSNBC and Morgan State was fresh off “The Morning Joe” when he joined us to discuss all things election, conventions, the myth of “undecided” voters and the day he was in Charleston when Obama broke into “Amazing Grace.”
With all of the bluster about rigged elections and the sabotaging of the United States Postal Service, let Todd Schuler tell you about how it really works with ballots when you are a candidate for public office.
The veteran Raven said each of Baltimore’s running backs wants to carry the ball as much as possible.
The veteran cornerback played with Ray Lewis and Ed Reed as well as Terrell Suggs and Haloti Ngata in their primes.
The Ravens quarterback is confident about getting more receivers involved in the Baltimore passing game.
The Ravens head coach doesn’t anticipate his team having difficulty playing in front of several thousand fans for the first time this season.
Because it’s Philadelphia Week, we go north to visit with longtime friend and Baltimorean Dick Jerardi, who updates us on the ponies, Penn State and what it’s like to hear Eagles fans moan. And one day, he’ll give Nestor that tour of The Palestra and eat a proper cheesesteak.
Eagles insider Dave Spadaro lists the many reasons why the men of Doug Pederson are struggling in a lengthy visit, comparing the green birds to the purple ones. And soft pretzels and cheesesteaks wit it…
In the quest to find every living awesome mentor he ever had during Teacher Appreciation Month, Nestor catches up with his media professor Julie Simon at UB for the first time in three decades. His obsession with Marshall McLuhan theory continues…
Because it’s Eagles Week here for Ravens fans, it’s a good time to reach to veteran radio producer Jimmy Shapiro for a discussion on gambling on modern football, what happens in Las Vegas and life as a displaced Philadelphia Eagles fan in rainy Seattle.
The Godfather of modern football analytics Aaron Schatz of Football Outsiders talks Ravens statistical trends for this season vs. last year’s juggernaut with Lamar Jackson.
During Teacher Appreciation Month, Nestor reconnects with the Dundalk High literary critic and usage taskmaster of his youth, Miss Susan Monday. They both do talk radio for a living. A journey in education…
There were some late nights last fall at Rash Field when the vibrant outdoor course for American Ninja Warrior set up shop at the Inner Harbor. Akbar Gbaja-Biamila dropped by to discuss some football and practical life advice during COVID.
The Ravens head coach looked back on Sunday’s 27-3 win over the Bengals during his Monday press conference.
In aftermath of Tennessee Titans debacle with COVID, Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss how NFL will handle safety and scheduling moving forward. The picture is green because there’s billions of dollars at stake.
Inside linebacker Patrick Queen became the second Ravens rookie to record a sack, force a fumble, and recover a fumble in a game.
Lamar Jackson downplayed his absence from practices last week as the reason for his struggles against the Bengals.
Our attorney and former Delegate Todd Schuler discusses how politics can attract a new generation of better people for positions of influence in our government.
There won’t be many weeks when No. 8 has just two carries but given his medical issues last week and the caliber of the Cincinnati attack, the outcome beyond the 27-3 win is a healthier quarterback heading to Philadelphia.
After seven sacks and three turnovers, the Ravens defense arrived with unlikely authority against rookie quarterback Joe Borrow on Sunday. Luke Jones and Nestor review the tenacity and results of the men of Wink Martindale against the hapless Cincinnati offensive line.
Luke Jones and Nestor recap what was to love in an impressive Ravens defensive effort in 27-3 win over Cincinnati
At the First Annual Nasty Nice Guy Awards in 1997 in Glen Burnie, two legends talked boxing, horse racing and kindness. The late great Clem Florio and Vince Bagli educate Nestor on Baltimore sports history. And Earnest Byner joins them.
Before the death of the guitarist virtuoso, Van Halen historian Greg Renoff discussed his journey in writing about how four kids from Southern California got signed and became the biggest rock band in the world. Little dreamers, indeed…
Team president Dick Cass gives an overview on how the NFL has managed to keep football alive and what the Titans’ organizational struggle will mean for other franchises.
Yitzy Schleifer represents the 5th District on the City Council. Izzy Patoka represents the 2nd District of the county. Let them tell you about how working together has helped our community.
The amazing journey of former NBA forward Brian Rowsom takes the international language of hoops from countries to continents as a coach and counselor for hire all over the globe. Let him tell you why diversity and culture matter.
Former WBAL sports director Greg Sher visits Nestor to discuss the world of mortgages, career changes and how much the state of Baltimore sports has changed since the turn of the century.
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