With owner Jimmy Haslam giving Deshaun Watson a whopping $231 million guaranteed, it’s put Steve Bisiciotti in a rough spot in negotiations with the Ravens franchise quarterback. Browns insider Scott Petrak gives Nestor perspective on Deshaun Watson and Team Haslam and the desperation of Cleveland Browns football.
The third-year defensive tackle is having a breakout season for Baltimore.
Councilwoman Odette Ramos joins Nestor at Faidley’s on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour for a spirited discussion about ways to lift Baltimore and making progress at City Hall.
The Baltimore head coach also discussed the addition of DeSean Jackson and a number of other topics on Sunday.
Transplant survivor Tisha Guthrie tells Nestor her journey and why Kidney Walk at UMBC on Sunday, October 23 matters to so many folks in the struggle for their lives.
“Our job is to score points. We’re not trying to rely on [Justin Tucker]. The only time we should rely on him is for extra points.”
“In practice, we had a couple of routes I talked to him about and kind of envisioned what I see. I had a great feeling of how he looks at it.”
In the old days, we took phone calls at WNST-AM 1570. Now, after such a dreadful loss, Leonard Raskin and Nestor attempt a rationale discussion of the Ravens shortcomings and charitable ways against the New York Giants on Sunday at Met Life Stadium.
Former Orioles broadcaster Michael Reghi checks in from Cleveland with Browns World in its usual state of chaos and confusion. How has the fan base reacted to a 2-4 start and waiting on a “savior” who appears to be a serial sexual predator?
Luke Jones and Nestor share their love of October baseball and how the Orioles might soon get back here for all of that drama and champagne.
The Baltimore head coach discussed a number of topics Monday in the aftermath of the Week 6 loss to the New York Giants.
New York Times baseball writer and author Tyler Kepner has penned a book on the history of October lore. “The Grandest Stage: A History of The World Series” chronicles the most enduring showcase in our country’s history with the grand old game but Nestor wanted to discuss a personal history of his Baltimore Orioles and Kepner’s childhood Philadelphia Phillies and some 1983 and 1993 magic in pretty fare baseball towns.
Over five seasons, the Ravens one-time-MVP quarterback has been a good steward with the football, which is why the Giants desperation pass was so off brand. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the mistakes of Lamar Jackson and the costly cost of one bad decision in an ugly Ravens loss at Met Life Stadium.
The All-Pro tight end was visibly frustrated after Sunday’s defeat to the Giants.
Veteran running back Kenyan Drake recorded three runs of 20 or more yards in Sunday’s loss to the Giants.
Sure John Harbaugh and Wink Martindale made nice last week but in the end it was the new Giants coordinator who got the last laugh with a huge win over his former boss. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss defensive play of the Ravens in aftermath of another brutal loss.
“We can’t keep saying it. We’ve got to go grind, meet, figure it out — whatever it is — and we’ve got to get it done.”
Always great to reconnect the with Silver Spring native whose work with Hootie and The Blowfish is weaved into his side gig with The Screaming Trojans, who will be coming home to Frederick for a show at Weinberg Center on Saturday, October 22.
As part of the Humanities In Action program at Loyola University Maryland, Elie Mystal will be lecturing on October 19th. Here he discusses the future of the Supreme Court, what the 2nd Amendment really says and Roe v. Wade with Nestor to promote his free appearance at McGuire Hall.
Luke Jones and Nestor continue to discuss the problems of the Baltimore Ravens offense as failing to finish games continues to be a theme for the scuffling 3-3 squad.
“We’re not going to hit the panic button; we’re not going to throw a fit. We’re just going to get back to playing football, but it definitely hurts.”
The heel injury to starting right tackle Morgan Moses forced the Baltimore left tackle into playing more snaps than anticipated.
Lamar Jackson’s fourth-quarter interception put the Giants on a short field for the go-ahead touchdown.
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.
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.
With owner Jimmy Haslam giving Deshaun Watson a whopping $231 million guaranteed, it’s put Steve Bisiciotti in a rough spot in negotiations with the Ravens franchise quarterback. Browns insider Scott Petrak gives Nestor perspective on Deshaun Watson and Team Haslam and the desperation of Cleveland Browns football.
The third-year defensive tackle is having a breakout season for Baltimore.
Councilwoman Odette Ramos joins Nestor at Faidley’s on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour for a spirited discussion about ways to lift Baltimore and making progress at City Hall.
The Baltimore head coach also discussed the addition of DeSean Jackson and a number of other topics on Sunday.
Transplant survivor Tisha Guthrie tells Nestor her journey and why Kidney Walk at UMBC on Sunday, October 23 matters to so many folks in the struggle for their lives.
“Our job is to score points. We’re not trying to rely on [Justin Tucker]. The only time we should rely on him is for extra points.”
“In practice, we had a couple of routes I talked to him about and kind of envisioned what I see. I had a great feeling of how he looks at it.”
In the old days, we took phone calls at WNST-AM 1570. Now, after such a dreadful loss, Leonard Raskin and Nestor attempt a rationale discussion of the Ravens shortcomings and charitable ways against the New York Giants on Sunday at Met Life Stadium.
Former Orioles broadcaster Michael Reghi checks in from Cleveland with Browns World in its usual state of chaos and confusion. How has the fan base reacted to a 2-4 start and waiting on a “savior” who appears to be a serial sexual predator?
Luke Jones and Nestor share their love of October baseball and how the Orioles might soon get back here for all of that drama and champagne.
The Baltimore head coach discussed a number of topics Monday in the aftermath of the Week 6 loss to the New York Giants.
New York Times baseball writer and author Tyler Kepner has penned a book on the history of October lore. “The Grandest Stage: A History of The World Series” chronicles the most enduring showcase in our country’s history with the grand old game but Nestor wanted to discuss a personal history of his Baltimore Orioles and Kepner’s childhood Philadelphia Phillies and some 1983 and 1993 magic in pretty fare baseball towns.
Over five seasons, the Ravens one-time-MVP quarterback has been a good steward with the football, which is why the Giants desperation pass was so off brand. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the mistakes of Lamar Jackson and the costly cost of one bad decision in an ugly Ravens loss at Met Life Stadium.
The All-Pro tight end was visibly frustrated after Sunday’s defeat to the Giants.
Veteran running back Kenyan Drake recorded three runs of 20 or more yards in Sunday’s loss to the Giants.
Sure John Harbaugh and Wink Martindale made nice last week but in the end it was the new Giants coordinator who got the last laugh with a huge win over his former boss. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss defensive play of the Ravens in aftermath of another brutal loss.
“We can’t keep saying it. We’ve got to go grind, meet, figure it out — whatever it is — and we’ve got to get it done.”
Always great to reconnect the with Silver Spring native whose work with Hootie and The Blowfish is weaved into his side gig with The Screaming Trojans, who will be coming home to Frederick for a show at Weinberg Center on Saturday, October 22.
As part of the Humanities In Action program at Loyola University Maryland, Elie Mystal will be lecturing on October 19th. Here he discusses the future of the Supreme Court, what the 2nd Amendment really says and Roe v. Wade with Nestor to promote his free appearance at McGuire Hall.
Luke Jones and Nestor continue to discuss the problems of the Baltimore Ravens offense as failing to finish games continues to be a theme for the scuffling 3-3 squad.
“We’re not going to hit the panic button; we’re not going to throw a fit. We’re just going to get back to playing football, but it definitely hurts.”
The heel injury to starting right tackle Morgan Moses forced the Baltimore left tackle into playing more snaps than anticipated.
Lamar Jackson’s fourth-quarter interception put the Giants on a short field for the go-ahead touchdown.
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.
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.
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