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Despite coming off the physically unable to perform list last week, left tackle Ronnie Stanley wasn’t on the field for Monday’s workout.
Third-year linebacker Kristian Welch has battled undrafted rookie Josh Ross for the fourth inside linebacker spot.
The 30-year-old defensive back is on the bubble as Baltimore trims its roster to 53 players on Tuesday.
“We practice so hard that when we get into these games, it feels a lot slower, so that was a huge part of my development.”
Rookie first-round pick Tyler Linderbaum has “no doubt” he’ll be ready for the opener after missing time with a left foot injury.
The veteran wide receiver caught four passes for 135 yards and a touchdown and nearly caught another score.
Rookie quarterback Anthony Brown threw for a touchdown and ran for another as Baltimore finished the preseason with a 3-0 record.
The sixth day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland featured a morning of visiting our favorite city in Maryland: Frederick and then a day of exploration (and beer) west toward Hagerstown, Hancock and onto Rocky Gap Casino and Resort where we enjoyed a fire pit on the lake.
Down to the last strike in the ninth, Kyle Stowers’ first major league homer tied the game before Anthony Santander drove in the winning run in the 11th.
The veteran safety was open about his surprise and wish to be traded in the offseason after Baltimore drafted safety Kyle Hamilton in the first round.
Spenser Watkins tossed six solid innings after a rocky start, but Baltimore offered little run support.
The Baltimore special teams coordinator discussed the importance of bubble players making a strong final impression in the third phase of the game.
“Going through the Washington game, that’s going to be important. I think you can provide some flexibility with some other position groups too to kind of fill the void.”
With Ronnie Stanley still not practicing, Baltimore continues to evaluate whether Ja’Wuan James can be a capable understudy.
Ascension St. Agnes leader Ed Lovern tells Nestor about the power of a true community hospital
Damian O’Doherty tells Nestor about MACo Conference in Ocean City & how it powers state of Maryland
Delegate Anderton asks Nestor about the time Steve Bisciotti appealed to Jim Irsay for Colts records
John Martin of Maryland Lottery joins Nestor at MACo to discuss a record year with sports wagering
Mayor Jake Day is joined by Secretary of Kindness Grace Murdock to tell Nestor about Salisbury pride
Ryan Mountcastle clubbed a three-run homer off Chicago ace Dylan Cease to put Baltimore ahead in the first inning.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss kids thrill of Orioles win in Little League ballpark in Williamsport
“We’ve played against him all of these years. He’s a big, strong receiver, very strong hands, catch radius.”
“We’re looking forward to the day that he makes his debut, but right now, I’m really focused on the 26 guys that we have in our clubhouse.”
Wicomico County Delegate Carl Anderton joins Nestor in Salisbury to discuss love of Baltimore sports
Senator Ben Cardin tells Nestor how Inflation Reduction Act will move America forward and help folks
Julie Kliegman of SI talks psychedelic drugs, mushrooms and future of sports and mental health
Mayor Rick Meehan and Tom Perlozzo join Nestor to discuss Boardwalk, beach & Batman legend in O.C.
Luke Jones and Nestor evaluate another likely Ravens preseason win in Arizona
Salisbury Mayor Jake Day and Delegate Carl Anderton welcome Nestor to Mogan’s for Wicomico crab cake
Amanda Yeager of Baltimore Business Journal joins Nestor and Chris Pika to discuss beat of our city
Fourth-round tight end Isaiah Likely continues to be one of the top stories of Baltimore’s preseason.
With Lamar Jackson resting again, Tyler Huntley went 13-for-14 for 129 yards and a touchdown in the first half.
Rookie tight end Isaiah Likely continued to shine as the Ravens beat Arizona 24-17 on Sunday night.
Bud Gardner tells Nestor the story of L.P. Steamers and history of Locust Point stevedores
Injuries stunted the 2020 third-round pick’s development over his first two seasons.
The fourth-year offensive lineman remains the favorite to start with Week 1 just three weeks away.
The fourth day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland featured a full show afternoon at Full Moon Pub in Reisterstown with great guests and a post-yoga beer at B.C. Brewery in Hunt Valley on a stormy night of open mic.
The fifth day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland was an after work trip to the place we felt we needed to explore more after last year’s tour: Frederick. This time, we started at Dutch’s Daughter and found two downtown breweries in Idiom and Brewer’s Alley to explore life after dark in Frederick
“I feel like the room has stepped up. We’re close, we’re working hard, and we’re pushing everyone to be great. I feel like that’s all you can ask for from a group.”
Willson Contreras homered twice for Chicago, and Baltimore has now scored three or fewer runs in seven of the last 13 games.
Despite coming off the physically unable to perform list last week, left tackle Ronnie Stanley wasn’t on the field for Monday’s workout.
Third-year linebacker Kristian Welch has battled undrafted rookie Josh Ross for the fourth inside linebacker spot.
The 30-year-old defensive back is on the bubble as Baltimore trims its roster to 53 players on Tuesday.
“We practice so hard that when we get into these games, it feels a lot slower, so that was a huge part of my development.”
Rookie first-round pick Tyler Linderbaum has “no doubt” he’ll be ready for the opener after missing time with a left foot injury.
The veteran wide receiver caught four passes for 135 yards and a touchdown and nearly caught another score.
Rookie quarterback Anthony Brown threw for a touchdown and ran for another as Baltimore finished the preseason with a 3-0 record.
The sixth day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland featured a morning of visiting our favorite city in Maryland: Frederick and then a day of exploration (and beer) west toward Hagerstown, Hancock and onto Rocky Gap Casino and Resort where we enjoyed a fire pit on the lake.
Down to the last strike in the ninth, Kyle Stowers’ first major league homer tied the game before Anthony Santander drove in the winning run in the 11th.
The veteran safety was open about his surprise and wish to be traded in the offseason after Baltimore drafted safety Kyle Hamilton in the first round.
Spenser Watkins tossed six solid innings after a rocky start, but Baltimore offered little run support.
The Baltimore special teams coordinator discussed the importance of bubble players making a strong final impression in the third phase of the game.
“Going through the Washington game, that’s going to be important. I think you can provide some flexibility with some other position groups too to kind of fill the void.”
With Ronnie Stanley still not practicing, Baltimore continues to evaluate whether Ja’Wuan James can be a capable understudy.
Ascension St. Agnes leader Ed Lovern tells Nestor about the power of a true community hospital
Damian O’Doherty tells Nestor about MACo Conference in Ocean City & how it powers state of Maryland
Delegate Anderton asks Nestor about the time Steve Bisciotti appealed to Jim Irsay for Colts records
John Martin of Maryland Lottery joins Nestor at MACo to discuss a record year with sports wagering
Mayor Jake Day is joined by Secretary of Kindness Grace Murdock to tell Nestor about Salisbury pride
Ryan Mountcastle clubbed a three-run homer off Chicago ace Dylan Cease to put Baltimore ahead in the first inning.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss kids thrill of Orioles win in Little League ballpark in Williamsport
“We’ve played against him all of these years. He’s a big, strong receiver, very strong hands, catch radius.”
“We’re looking forward to the day that he makes his debut, but right now, I’m really focused on the 26 guys that we have in our clubhouse.”
Wicomico County Delegate Carl Anderton joins Nestor in Salisbury to discuss love of Baltimore sports
Senator Ben Cardin tells Nestor how Inflation Reduction Act will move America forward and help folks
Julie Kliegman of SI talks psychedelic drugs, mushrooms and future of sports and mental health
Mayor Rick Meehan and Tom Perlozzo join Nestor to discuss Boardwalk, beach & Batman legend in O.C.
Luke Jones and Nestor evaluate another likely Ravens preseason win in Arizona
Salisbury Mayor Jake Day and Delegate Carl Anderton welcome Nestor to Mogan’s for Wicomico crab cake
Amanda Yeager of Baltimore Business Journal joins Nestor and Chris Pika to discuss beat of our city
Fourth-round tight end Isaiah Likely continues to be one of the top stories of Baltimore’s preseason.
With Lamar Jackson resting again, Tyler Huntley went 13-for-14 for 129 yards and a touchdown in the first half.
Rookie tight end Isaiah Likely continued to shine as the Ravens beat Arizona 24-17 on Sunday night.
Bud Gardner tells Nestor the story of L.P. Steamers and history of Locust Point stevedores
Injuries stunted the 2020 third-round pick’s development over his first two seasons.
The fourth-year offensive lineman remains the favorite to start with Week 1 just three weeks away.
The fourth day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland featured a full show afternoon at Full Moon Pub in Reisterstown with great guests and a post-yoga beer at B.C. Brewery in Hunt Valley on a stormy night of open mic.
The fifth day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland was an after work trip to the place we felt we needed to explore more after last year’s tour: Frederick. This time, we started at Dutch’s Daughter and found two downtown breweries in Idiom and Brewer’s Alley to explore life after dark in Frederick
“I feel like the room has stepped up. We’re close, we’re working hard, and we’re pushing everyone to be great. I feel like that’s all you can ask for from a group.”
Willson Contreras homered twice for Chicago, and Baltimore has now scored three or fewer runs in seven of the last 13 games.
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