After another fourth-quarter collapse, Harbaugh says Ravens must “find ourselves as a football team”
Baltimore blew a 10-point lead in the final 12 minutes to fall 24-20 to the New York Giants on Sunday.
Baltimore blew a 10-point lead in the final 12 minutes to fall 24-20 to the New York Giants on Sunday.
Y’landa Burch educates Nestor on the funds from Project Bounceback and the growth of the organization and its outreach with children all over the state.
Author and New York Times reporter Mark Leibovich joins Nestor once again to discuss his latest political work, “Thank You For Your Servitude.” Of course, discussing the greatest book ever written on the NFL came up as well as the word “corrupt” on more than one occasion.
Gregg Landry of Towson Transfers tells Nestor about the lost Perry Hall football tapes of 1972 during the Maryland Crab Cake Tour at Kooper’s North in Mays Chapel.
Nearly a decade after the death of Orioles Hall of Fame manager Earl Weaver, author John Miller reached to Nestor to discuss the last interview that No. 4 ever granted. Miller outlines his tales and research on the life and times of the greatest skipper the Birds ever had.
Luke Jones and Nestor Aparicio get you ready for the 1 p.m. kickoff as the healing Ravens tackle the legend of Wink Martindale at Met Life Stadium.
Luke Jones and Nestor Aparicio get you ready for the 1 p.m. kickoff as the healing Ravens tackle the legend of Wink Martindale at Met Life Stadium.
After the disastrous spate of injuries last season, there’s some optimism in Ravens world to start getting Tyus Bowser, David Ojabo and others onto the field as Ronnie Stanley works his way back. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss purple hopes heading back to the Meadowlands to face the 4-1 New York Giants.
It’s the cold and flu season. Rick Seipp of Weis Markets educates us about COVID vs. flu season and why you need to get vaccinated to stay safe this winter.
While trying to stay patient, the third-year running back made clear he’s ready to play more when the Ravens clear him to do so.
The Baltimore offensive coordinator said you have to be careful not to overthink things when going up against a familiar opponent.
“We have to be very, very stout in the run game and in our game plan, making sure that [there are] 11 hats to the ball.”
The first-round safety said it will be a group effort to replace starting free safety Marcus Williams.
“We have a lot of respect for him. It’s going to be a dog fight. It’s going to be a good game.”
Al “Hondo” Handy tells his incredible story from the playgrounds of the Eastern Shore to his four decades of involvement with Recreation and Parks and kids in Ocean City.
The head coach maintained former Ravens defensive coordinator Wink Martindale’s departure was a mutual decision.
“Those guys are doing a great job at all types of blitzes in different areas — different guys trapping with the blitz, cover 0 blitzes, and stuff like that.”
Longtime Baltimore real estate leader Bill Yerman and Nestor have been close for years. Recently, they both spent time in Canada noticing how much different life is there in the modern world. Of course, there’s some Springsteen tour talk here, too, to go with the Pearl Jam shows of Quebec and Ottawa on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour at The Beaumont.
CBS play by play voice Ian Eagle gets a chance to expound on some thoughts about NFL coaching, decisions and presenting it all on live television with Nestor in aftermath of the Ravens meltdown against Bills in Baltimore.
The Ravens head coach touched on a variety of topics stemming from Sunday’s 19-17 win over Cincinnati.
“Nobody is going to give them to you. That’s a good team we just beat, and everybody knows what they’re capable of doing.”
After dropping an interception in each of the previous two games, Patrick Queen made the play against Cincinnati.
The Maryland Crab Cake Tour was designed to bring new friends together. Catonsville family attorney Lou Weinkam and Nestor’s lifer pal Howard Scher of Duct Doctors had a spirited chat about fall, football, local business and how sports bring us together.
Rotating with Patrick Mekari, Ronnie Stanley played 22 snaps in his first game since the 2021 season opener.
“They’ve been getting a lot of noise about how they’ve been playing. In our eyes, they played lights out.”
The Ravens coach announced safety Marcus Williams will miss a “significant” amount of time with a dislocated wrist.
Justin Tucker booted four field goals, including the 43-yard winner as time expired on Sunday night.
All last week, the Ravens defense talked about last season’s problems against Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. In a heavyweight battle on Sunday night in Baltimore, it was Mike Macdonald and responsible play that allowed the Ravens to prevail to take first place in the AFC North.
Radford Hall of Famer Mike Ashley joins Nestor to discuss a life in college sports then and now. Our longtime pal, comic and Maryland Terps historian went “home” to Virginia and has some stories to tell.
The heat on head coach John Harbaugh was so last week ago. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Ravens important win over Bengals and the road ahead for the AFC North leaders.
Kate Pika of Baltimore Humane Society joins Nestor on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour to discuss his important role in being a celebrity judge at DogFest on October 15 at the beautiful campus in Reisterstown.
Former Eagles defensive back Bobby Taylor joins Nestor to discuss coaching, communities and the NFL Flag Football initiative across America and the search to find the GENYOUth Coach Of The Year. A student of John Harbaugh, he’s another retired guy who is happier not chasing Lamar Jackson on the field these days.
Author and Charm City historian Evans Paull further educates Nestor about the highways and bye ways of Baltimore history and roads. From the road to nowhere to the interstate through downtown and the bridge from Harbor East to Federal Hill – all of the urban transportation nightmares and realities of our city in one new book.
“Accountability is huge. And me, especially, I’ve just got to play better. We’ve all got to play better.”
Longtime Bengals insider Geoff Hobson tells Nestor about the appendectomy of Joe Burrow and the stout Jungle defense designed to stop Lamar Jackson. A battle for first place in the AFC North on Sunday night in Baltimore awaits.
Voice of Bengals Dan Hoard tells Nestor about life after a near Super Bowl win and getting ready for Sunday’s next Joe Burrow vs. Lamar Jackson thriller.
The 10th-year veteran has made 80 starts and appeared in 134 games in his career, most recently playing with Buffalo last season.
“The fans are paying their money to see us go out there and perform the right way, go out there and get ‘W’s’ for them.”
John Harbaugh said Bengals edge rusher Trey Hendrickson has become “one of those guys that you have to take extra special note of in this league.”
Bengals broadcaster and former offensive lineman Dave Lapham brings another epic Lamar Jackson vs Joe Burrow battle into focus as AFC North supremacy is at stake in Sunday’s battle in Baltimore. And there’s a fun Memorial Stadium tale from the old days in this one, too!
Baltimore blew a 10-point lead in the final 12 minutes to fall 24-20 to the New York Giants on Sunday.
Y’landa Burch educates Nestor on the funds from Project Bounceback and the growth of the organization and its outreach with children all over the state.
Author and New York Times reporter Mark Leibovich joins Nestor once again to discuss his latest political work, “Thank You For Your Servitude.” Of course, discussing the greatest book ever written on the NFL came up as well as the word “corrupt” on more than one occasion.
Gregg Landry of Towson Transfers tells Nestor about the lost Perry Hall football tapes of 1972 during the Maryland Crab Cake Tour at Kooper’s North in Mays Chapel.
Nearly a decade after the death of Orioles Hall of Fame manager Earl Weaver, author John Miller reached to Nestor to discuss the last interview that No. 4 ever granted. Miller outlines his tales and research on the life and times of the greatest skipper the Birds ever had.
Luke Jones and Nestor Aparicio get you ready for the 1 p.m. kickoff as the healing Ravens tackle the legend of Wink Martindale at Met Life Stadium.
Luke Jones and Nestor Aparicio get you ready for the 1 p.m. kickoff as the healing Ravens tackle the legend of Wink Martindale at Met Life Stadium.
After the disastrous spate of injuries last season, there’s some optimism in Ravens world to start getting Tyus Bowser, David Ojabo and others onto the field as Ronnie Stanley works his way back. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss purple hopes heading back to the Meadowlands to face the 4-1 New York Giants.
It’s the cold and flu season. Rick Seipp of Weis Markets educates us about COVID vs. flu season and why you need to get vaccinated to stay safe this winter.
While trying to stay patient, the third-year running back made clear he’s ready to play more when the Ravens clear him to do so.
The Baltimore offensive coordinator said you have to be careful not to overthink things when going up against a familiar opponent.
“We have to be very, very stout in the run game and in our game plan, making sure that [there are] 11 hats to the ball.”
The first-round safety said it will be a group effort to replace starting free safety Marcus Williams.
“We have a lot of respect for him. It’s going to be a dog fight. It’s going to be a good game.”
Al “Hondo” Handy tells his incredible story from the playgrounds of the Eastern Shore to his four decades of involvement with Recreation and Parks and kids in Ocean City.
The head coach maintained former Ravens defensive coordinator Wink Martindale’s departure was a mutual decision.
“Those guys are doing a great job at all types of blitzes in different areas — different guys trapping with the blitz, cover 0 blitzes, and stuff like that.”
Longtime Baltimore real estate leader Bill Yerman and Nestor have been close for years. Recently, they both spent time in Canada noticing how much different life is there in the modern world. Of course, there’s some Springsteen tour talk here, too, to go with the Pearl Jam shows of Quebec and Ottawa on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour at The Beaumont.
CBS play by play voice Ian Eagle gets a chance to expound on some thoughts about NFL coaching, decisions and presenting it all on live television with Nestor in aftermath of the Ravens meltdown against Bills in Baltimore.
The Ravens head coach touched on a variety of topics stemming from Sunday’s 19-17 win over Cincinnati.
“Nobody is going to give them to you. That’s a good team we just beat, and everybody knows what they’re capable of doing.”
After dropping an interception in each of the previous two games, Patrick Queen made the play against Cincinnati.
The Maryland Crab Cake Tour was designed to bring new friends together. Catonsville family attorney Lou Weinkam and Nestor’s lifer pal Howard Scher of Duct Doctors had a spirited chat about fall, football, local business and how sports bring us together.
Rotating with Patrick Mekari, Ronnie Stanley played 22 snaps in his first game since the 2021 season opener.
“They’ve been getting a lot of noise about how they’ve been playing. In our eyes, they played lights out.”
The Ravens coach announced safety Marcus Williams will miss a “significant” amount of time with a dislocated wrist.
Justin Tucker booted four field goals, including the 43-yard winner as time expired on Sunday night.
All last week, the Ravens defense talked about last season’s problems against Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. In a heavyweight battle on Sunday night in Baltimore, it was Mike Macdonald and responsible play that allowed the Ravens to prevail to take first place in the AFC North.
Radford Hall of Famer Mike Ashley joins Nestor to discuss a life in college sports then and now. Our longtime pal, comic and Maryland Terps historian went “home” to Virginia and has some stories to tell.
The heat on head coach John Harbaugh was so last week ago. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Ravens important win over Bengals and the road ahead for the AFC North leaders.
Kate Pika of Baltimore Humane Society joins Nestor on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour to discuss his important role in being a celebrity judge at DogFest on October 15 at the beautiful campus in Reisterstown.
Former Eagles defensive back Bobby Taylor joins Nestor to discuss coaching, communities and the NFL Flag Football initiative across America and the search to find the GENYOUth Coach Of The Year. A student of John Harbaugh, he’s another retired guy who is happier not chasing Lamar Jackson on the field these days.
Author and Charm City historian Evans Paull further educates Nestor about the highways and bye ways of Baltimore history and roads. From the road to nowhere to the interstate through downtown and the bridge from Harbor East to Federal Hill – all of the urban transportation nightmares and realities of our city in one new book.
“Accountability is huge. And me, especially, I’ve just got to play better. We’ve all got to play better.”
Longtime Bengals insider Geoff Hobson tells Nestor about the appendectomy of Joe Burrow and the stout Jungle defense designed to stop Lamar Jackson. A battle for first place in the AFC North on Sunday night in Baltimore awaits.
Voice of Bengals Dan Hoard tells Nestor about life after a near Super Bowl win and getting ready for Sunday’s next Joe Burrow vs. Lamar Jackson thriller.
The 10th-year veteran has made 80 starts and appeared in 134 games in his career, most recently playing with Buffalo last season.
“The fans are paying their money to see us go out there and perform the right way, go out there and get ‘W’s’ for them.”
John Harbaugh said Bengals edge rusher Trey Hendrickson has become “one of those guys that you have to take extra special note of in this league.”
Bengals broadcaster and former offensive lineman Dave Lapham brings another epic Lamar Jackson vs Joe Burrow battle into focus as AFC North supremacy is at stake in Sunday’s battle in Baltimore. And there’s a fun Memorial Stadium tale from the old days in this one, too!