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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!
John Martin of Maryland Lottery talks winners and mobile sports wagering plans and deadlines. And a little bit of hopeful postseason baseball for his Guardians of fall!
Former Bengal and Cincinnati resident Solomon Wilcots joins Nestor once again to renew the latest round of Joe Burrow vs. Lamar Jackson in a Sunday night shootout in Baltimore for leadership of the AFC North.
After a colossal failure in all purple against the Bills, the Ravens go Black Out on Sunday night against the defending AFC Champion Cincinnati Bengals. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Ravens long defensive week of preparation for Joe Burrow and an explosive offense.
The general manager sees Baltimore as a “very attractive free-agent destination” as well as “a great place to pitch” now.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss leadership of John Harbaugh and the outburst of Marcus Peters in aftermath of another ugly home loss where the defense collapsed.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the steam of Marcus Peters and the locker room morale in the aftermath of Baltimore Ravens hideous loss to the Buffalo Bills.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Ravens epic meltdown against Josh Allen and Bills and all of the decisions of John Harbaugh and ire of Marcus Peters. Who, what and WTF?
The Ravens coach acknowledged he and the three-time Pro Bowl cornerback are emotional guys, especially on game day.
The 24-year-old catcher became the third rookie in Orioles history to win the award voted on by local reporters.
The Super Bowl XLVII champion met with the media on Monday afternoon.
“We were preaching at halftime, ‘We’ve been in this situation before, and we have to finish it out.’”
The veteran offensive lineman liked the decision to go for the touchdown, appreciating John Harbaugh “having the utmost confidence in us.”
“There’s no doubt in my mind that we’re going to do everything in our power to give ourselves the best shot. That’s part of football. We’ll be just fine.”
“I saw [Devin] Duvernay late. If I would have seen him right off the bat, that would have been a touchdown.”
The Baltimore coach defended his decision to go for a touchdown on fourth-and-goal from the 2 late in the game.
Every week before the Ravens game, Luke Jones joins Dennis Koulatsos for a spirited chat about this week’s opponent. This week: beating Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the wonders of Lamar Jackson as Bills come to Baltimore as favorites on Sunday.
Longtime football insider Vic Carucci gives Nestor a primer on the history of the Buffalo Bills and the path to a Super Bowl with a true franchise quarterback.
The 33-year-old says he feels good after essentially playing with one arm for most of his 2021 season with Tampa Bay.
“Like probably most people, I couldn’t believe what I saw last night. I couldn’t believe what I saw last Sunday.”
With the Sunday forecast calling for rain, Baltimore practiced with wet footballs during Thursday’s practice.
The first-round pick knows facing Josh Allen and the Buffalo offense will be a major challenge on Sunday.
Sure, it’s the Maryland Crab Cake Tour but Nestor was determined to go for the world famous gumbo when manager Terry Beck and local realtor Caroline Evans came by the set to talk about the Cheers of Mays Chapel.
Mike Rosenfeld of Web Connection joins Nestor Aparicio to discuss the night a major announcement about his media pass with the Baltimore Ravens being rescinded crashed the Baltimore Positive website – and what happened next. A business and digital leadership course ensued. Out of disaster comes opportunity! (Oh, and you’re gonna love the way this website looks next week…)
John Martin tells Nestor to hurry if you wanna win Ravens big Maryland Lottery trip to Jacksonville
Longtime voice of Buffalo Bills John Murphy joins Nestor to preview Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson in Baltimore in a matchup that will set tone for AFC and who might go where in January.
“I’m in a way better place [than last year]. I’m very optimistic, very confident about me getting back to where I want to be.”
“He’s pretty much the same size as Odafe [Oweh]. He’s strong and athletic, and he can make every throw on the move.”
Our old pal and Bills Hall of Famer Steve Tasker talks about the rise of the franchise of Western New York and the ways to slow down Lamar Jackson for any NFL defense.
Leonard Raskin joins Nestor at Kooper’s North for a serious fall financial sit down and some money wisdom. And in advance of Dogfest, they shared some mutual tales of pets and love and puppies and kittens.
The three-time Pro Bowl selection expressed his excitement about how far Baltimore can go this season.
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!
John Martin of Maryland Lottery talks winners and mobile sports wagering plans and deadlines. And a little bit of hopeful postseason baseball for his Guardians of fall!
Former Bengal and Cincinnati resident Solomon Wilcots joins Nestor once again to renew the latest round of Joe Burrow vs. Lamar Jackson in a Sunday night shootout in Baltimore for leadership of the AFC North.
After a colossal failure in all purple against the Bills, the Ravens go Black Out on Sunday night against the defending AFC Champion Cincinnati Bengals. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Ravens long defensive week of preparation for Joe Burrow and an explosive offense.
The general manager sees Baltimore as a “very attractive free-agent destination” as well as “a great place to pitch” now.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss leadership of John Harbaugh and the outburst of Marcus Peters in aftermath of another ugly home loss where the defense collapsed.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the steam of Marcus Peters and the locker room morale in the aftermath of Baltimore Ravens hideous loss to the Buffalo Bills.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Ravens epic meltdown against Josh Allen and Bills and all of the decisions of John Harbaugh and ire of Marcus Peters. Who, what and WTF?
The Ravens coach acknowledged he and the three-time Pro Bowl cornerback are emotional guys, especially on game day.
The 24-year-old catcher became the third rookie in Orioles history to win the award voted on by local reporters.
The Super Bowl XLVII champion met with the media on Monday afternoon.
“We were preaching at halftime, ‘We’ve been in this situation before, and we have to finish it out.’”
The veteran offensive lineman liked the decision to go for the touchdown, appreciating John Harbaugh “having the utmost confidence in us.”
“There’s no doubt in my mind that we’re going to do everything in our power to give ourselves the best shot. That’s part of football. We’ll be just fine.”
“I saw [Devin] Duvernay late. If I would have seen him right off the bat, that would have been a touchdown.”
The Baltimore coach defended his decision to go for a touchdown on fourth-and-goal from the 2 late in the game.
Every week before the Ravens game, Luke Jones joins Dennis Koulatsos for a spirited chat about this week’s opponent. This week: beating Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the wonders of Lamar Jackson as Bills come to Baltimore as favorites on Sunday.
Longtime football insider Vic Carucci gives Nestor a primer on the history of the Buffalo Bills and the path to a Super Bowl with a true franchise quarterback.
The 33-year-old says he feels good after essentially playing with one arm for most of his 2021 season with Tampa Bay.
“Like probably most people, I couldn’t believe what I saw last night. I couldn’t believe what I saw last Sunday.”
With the Sunday forecast calling for rain, Baltimore practiced with wet footballs during Thursday’s practice.
The first-round pick knows facing Josh Allen and the Buffalo offense will be a major challenge on Sunday.
Sure, it’s the Maryland Crab Cake Tour but Nestor was determined to go for the world famous gumbo when manager Terry Beck and local realtor Caroline Evans came by the set to talk about the Cheers of Mays Chapel.
Mike Rosenfeld of Web Connection joins Nestor Aparicio to discuss the night a major announcement about his media pass with the Baltimore Ravens being rescinded crashed the Baltimore Positive website – and what happened next. A business and digital leadership course ensued. Out of disaster comes opportunity! (Oh, and you’re gonna love the way this website looks next week…)
John Martin tells Nestor to hurry if you wanna win Ravens big Maryland Lottery trip to Jacksonville
Longtime voice of Buffalo Bills John Murphy joins Nestor to preview Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson in Baltimore in a matchup that will set tone for AFC and who might go where in January.
“I’m in a way better place [than last year]. I’m very optimistic, very confident about me getting back to where I want to be.”
“He’s pretty much the same size as Odafe [Oweh]. He’s strong and athletic, and he can make every throw on the move.”
Our old pal and Bills Hall of Famer Steve Tasker talks about the rise of the franchise of Western New York and the ways to slow down Lamar Jackson for any NFL defense.
Leonard Raskin joins Nestor at Kooper’s North for a serious fall financial sit down and some money wisdom. And in advance of Dogfest, they shared some mutual tales of pets and love and puppies and kittens.
The three-time Pro Bowl selection expressed his excitement about how far Baltimore can go this season.
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