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D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction Picks and Comment – Divisional Playoff Weekend

Luke Jones

Here are this weekend’s picks as The D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction will pick every NFL divisional round game. Luke Jones finished the wild-card round with a 1-3 record while Drew Forrester was 2-2 on his picks. Concluding the regular season, Jones was 157-98 while Forrester finished 149-106. Official standings were based only on the NFL picks. You can listen to Friday’s “Picks and Comment” segment HERE. Saints at Seahawks: Seattle 23-20 (Drew), Seattle 27-17 (Luke) Colts at Patriots: New England 27-20 (Drew), New England 26-20 (Luke) 49ers at Panthers: San Francisco 24-13 (Drew), San Francisco 20-17 (Luke) Chargers at Broncos: San Diego 30-28 (Drew), Denver 31-24 (Luke)

D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction Tuesday Top 7 Local Sports Figures to Watch in 2014

Luke Jones

In honor of the first Tuesday Top 7 of 2014, Drew Forrester and Luke Jones of The D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction selected their top seven local sports figures to watch in 2014. Some of the names are predictable while others may just be establishing themselves on the local sports scene, but each is worth following closely in 2014 for different reasons. To listen to Jones’ full explanation for his list, click HERE. Forrester’s breakdown of his seven names can be found HERE. Luke Jones’ Top 7 Local Sports Figures to Watch in 2014 … 7. Towson running back and NFL Draft prospect Terrance West Skinny: Not only will the FCS record-breaking back be drafted, but it will be fun to watch his progress and to see how his skills translate to the next level. 6. Maryland wide receiver Stefon Diggs Skinny: Questions will linger about the Terps’ ability to compete in the Big Ten, but a breakout 2014 campaign would likely have the offensive playmaker thinking carefully about the NFL. 5. Orioles pitcher Kevin Gausman Skinny: Assuming the Orioles’ offseason continues at its current pace, the 23-year-old right-hander’s development will be critical in determining whether the club remains in

D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction Tuesday Top 7 Local Sports Figures to Watch in 2014

Luke Jones

In honor of the first Tuesday Top 7 of 2014, Drew Forrester and Luke Jones of The D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction selected their top seven local sports figures to watch in 2014. Some of the names are predictable while others may just be establishing themselves on the local sports scene, but each is worth following closely in 2014 for different reasons. To listen to Jones’ full explanation for his list, click HERE. Forrester’s breakdown of his seven names can be found HERE. Luke Jones’ Top 7 Local Sports Figures to Watch in 2014 … 7. Towson running back and NFL Draft prospect Terrance West Skinny: Not only will the FCS record-breaking back be drafted, but it will be fun to watch his progress and to see how his skills translate to the next level. 6. Maryland wide receiver Stefon Diggs Skinny: Questions will linger about the Terps’ ability to compete in the Big Ten, but a breakout 2014 campaign would likely have the offensive playmaker thinking carefully about the NFL. 5. Orioles pitcher Kevin Gausman Skinny: Assuming the Orioles’ offseason continues at its current pace, the 23-year-old right-hander’s development will be critical in determining whether the club remains in

Caldwell to complete another head-coaching interview with Tennessee

Luke Jones

Ravens offensive coordinator Jim Caldwell continues to receive interest as a potential NFL head coach and will interview with the Tennessee Titans later this week. After completing interviews with the Detroit Lions and Washington Redskins in recent days, Caldwell will reportedly meet with the Titans about their open position after they fired Mike Munchak on Saturday. Caldwell spent three years as the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts and led them to Super Bowl XLIV before joining the Ravens as quarterbacks coach in 2012. He received much praise for the job he did with the Baltimore offense in helping the Ravens win a Super Bowl after being promoted to offensive coordinator on Dec. 10, 2012, but his offense struggled mightily in 2013 as the Ravens finished 29th in total yards and 25th in points scored while also setting franchise lows in rushing yards and yards per carry. Baltimore parted ways with running backs coach Wilbert Mongtomery last week, and some have wondered whether a change is warranted at offensive coordinator despite teams having interest in Caldwell for their vacant head coaching positions.  

D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction Picks and Comment – Wild Card Weekend

Luke Jones

Here are this weekend’s picks as The D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction will pick every NFL game and local college games this season. Luke Jones finished Week 17 with a 13-3 record while Drew Forrester was 12-4 on his picks. Concluding the regular season, Jones is 157-98 while Forrester is 149-106. Official standings are based only on the NFL picks. You can listen to Friday’s “Picks and Comment” segment HERE. Towson vs. North Dakota State: Tigers 36-30 (Drew), Bison 31-27 (Luke) Chiefs at Colts: Indianapolis 23-17 (Drew), Kansas City 24-20 (Luke) Saints at Eagles: Philadelphia 24-10 (Drew), Philadelphia 34-24 (Luke) Chargers at Bengals: Cincinnati 27-23 (Drew), Cincinnati 20-16 (Luke) 49ers at Packers: San Francisco 20-17 (Drew), San Francisco 23-20 (Luke)

Webb, Gradkowski to undergo minor procedures with season over

Luke Jones

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — With the 2013 season now officially in the books for the Ravens, a pair of starters will undergo minor surgical procedures to correct ailments this offseason. According to coach John Harbaugh, cornerback Lardarius Webb will have sports hernia surgery after playing through pain in the second half of the season. Webb was listed on the injury report regularly over the final two months of the season with an abdominal injury, which was an indication that he was playing at less than 100 percent. “He did a nice job with that late in the season,” Harbaugh said. “The thing about sports hernias — if you know anything about it — it’s just painful. Jimmy [Smith] had that last year and had the procedure during the season.” Starting center Gino Gradkowski will have a procedure to clean up some cartilage issues in his right knee. He was limited in practice last week and was listed as questionable despite playing in the Ravens’ 34-17 loss to Cincinnati in Week 17. Beyond those two ailments, Harbaugh was unaware of any other scheduled offseason surgeries for players as he praised head certified athletic trainer Mark Smith for the work his staff

D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction Picks and Comment – Week 17

Luke Jones

Here are this weekend’s picks as The D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction will pick every NFL game and local college games this season. Luke Jones finished Week 16 with a 9-7 record while Drew Forrester was 8-8 on his picks. Entering Week 17, Jones is 144-95 on the season while Forrester is 137-102. Official standings are based only on the NFL picks. You can listen to Friday’s “Picks and Comment” segment HERE. Ravens at Bengals: Cincinnati 26-16 (Drew), Cincinnati 27-19 (Luke) Jets at Dolphins: Miami 30-13 (Drew), Miami 26-17 (Luke) Browns at Steelers: Pittsburgh 20-10 (Drew), Pittsburgh 23-14 (Luke) Panthers at Falcons: Carolina 23-20 (Drew), Carolina 27-23 (Luke) Texans at Titans: Tennessee 31-10 (Drew), Houston 20-17 (Luke) Redskins at Giants: New York 24-17 (Drew), New York 23-20 (Luke) Jaguars at Colts: Jacksonville 20-17 OT (Drew), Indianapolis 24-14 (Luke) Lions at Vikings: Minnesota 24-20 (Drew), Detroit 31-17 (Luke) Chiefs at Chargers: San Diego 28-10 (Drew), San Diego 26-17 (Luke) Packers at Bears: Chicago 33-23 (Drew), Green Bay 30-23 (Luke) Bills at Patriots: New England 27-10 (Drew), New England 30-13 (Luke) Buccaneers at Saints: New Orleans 27-20 (Drew), New Orleans 27-14 (Luke) Broncos at Raiders: Denver 48-28 (Drew), Denver 41-16 (Luke) 49ers

Arthur Jones still absent from practice field for Ravens

Luke Jones

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Returning to the practice field after a day off to celebrate Christmas, the Ravens were once again without one of their key defensive linemen as Arthur Jones was absent during Thursday’s workout. The defensive tackle sustained a concussion in the fourth quarter of last Sunday’s 41-7 loss to New England. It’s worth noting that Jones missed two games in the 2011 season because of a concussion as he goes through the league’s mandated protocol this week. Jones has arguably been Baltimore’s best defensive lineman this year as he’s collected four sacks and 52 tackles in 14 games. He would likely be replaced by second-year lineman DeAngelo Tyson in the starting lineup should he not be cleared in time for Sunday’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Cornerback Asa Jackson (hamstring) was the only other player absent during the portion of practice open to media on Thursday. Despite being listed as a non-participant on Wednesday’s estimated injury report, center Gino Gradkowski (knee) was present and working on a limited basis a day later. Running back Ray Rice (thigh), wide receiver Torrey Smith (hamstring), and linebackers Elvis Dumervil (ankle) and Albert McClellan (neck) were all practicing after being listed

Ravens release estimated injury report for Christmas Day

Luke Jones

After rearranging their practice schedule to give players the day off on Christmas, the Ravens released an estimated injury report for Wednesday with a Week 17 meeting against the Cincinnati Bengals looming. Defensive tackle Arthur Jones (concussion), center Gino Gradkowski (knee), and cornerback Asa Jackson (hamstring) were listed as non-participants. Jones wasn’t present for the viewing portion of Tuesday’s practice as he must go through the NFL’s concussion protocol after leaving Sunday’s loss to New England in the fourth quarter. Running back Ray Rice (thigh), wide receiver Torrey Smith (hamstring), and linebackers Elvis Dumervil (ankle) and Albert McClellan (neck) were estimated to be limited on Wednesday. Neither Rice nor Smith practiced on Tuesday, and McClellan missed his first game of the season this past Sunday due to a neck injury sustained against Detroit in Week 15. Though it could have been a simple oversight, the Ravens did not list quarterback Joe Flacco on Wednesday’s report. He confirmed Tuesday that he would once again wear a brace to protect his left knee after he suffered a mild sprain of his medial collateral ligament on Dec. 16. Meanwhile, the Bengals listed linebacker Vontaze Burfict (concussion), tight end Tyler Eifert (neck), cornerback Terence

Ravens lose control of playoff path entering Week 17

Luke Jones

As a result of their lopsided 41-7 defeat to the New England Patriots on Sunday, the Ravens enter Week 17 no longer in control of their path to a playoff spot. A win over Minnesota on Sunday gave the Bengals the AFC North championship, ending Baltimore’s two-year reign at the top of the division and leaving the final wild-card berth as the only possibility for the Ravens going into the final week of the regular season. Cincinnati is unlikely to rest its starters in Week 17 as Marvin Lewis’ team still eyes the possibility of the No. 2 seed and a first-round bye with a win and a New England loss to Buffalo. Here are the ways the Ravens can clinch the No. 6 seed: A win over Cincinnati AND a loss by Miami or San Diego Skinny: The Ravens own individual tiebreakers against both the Dolphins (head-to-head win) and the Chargers (conference record), but Miami would win the tiebreaker if all three teams were to finish 9-7 due to a superior conference record. The Dolphins host the New York Jets while the Chargers play Kansas City in San Diego next Sunday. Losses by Miami, San Diego, and Pittsburgh Skinny:

Patriots rule out starting left tackle Solder, receiver Thompkins

Luke Jones

The Patriots will once again shuffle their offensive line following the decision to rule out starting left tackle Nate Solder on Saturday night. After suffering concussions in two consecutive weeks, Solder practiced on a limited basis on Thursday and Friday, but his status for Sunday’s game against the Ravens remained in serious doubt even after he was listed as questionable on the final injury report of the week. New England also ruled out wide receiver Kenbrell Thompkins, meaning the rookie will miss his third straight game while dealing with a hip injury. Fellow rookie wideout Aaron Dobson (foot) is questionable while fellow rookie Josh Boyce was ruled out earlier in the week. The absence of Solder means the Patriots are likely to again move Pro Bowl left guard Logan Mankins to left tackle while rookie Josh Kline will step in at left guard for the starting offensive line. Mankins replaced the injured Solder at left tackle last week in a loss to the Miami Dolphins and was regarded by the Patriots as a lineman capable of playing left tackle when they drafted him. “Scheme-wise, it’s not all that hard. I know all the plays at every position, so that’s not

D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction Picks and Comment – Week 16

Luke Jones

Here are this weekend’s picks as The D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction will pick every NFL game and local college games this season. Luke Jones finished Week 15 with a 7-9 record while Drew Forrester was 6-10 on his picks. Entering Week 16, Jones is 135-88 on the season while Forrester is 129-94. Official standings are based only on the NFL picks. You can listen to Friday’s “Picks and Comment” segment HERE. Patriots at Ravens: Baltimore 26-13 (Drew), Baltimore 23-17 (Luke) Dolphins at Bills: Miami 24-10 (Drew), Miami 23-16 (Luke) Saints at Panthers: Carolina 20-17 (Drew), Carolina 26-24 (Luke) Cowboys at Redskins: Washington 30-23 (Drew), Dallas 34-27 (Luke) Buccaneers at Rams: Tampa Bay 23-20 OT (Drew), St. Louis 24-20 (Luke) Browns at Jets: New York 22-21 (Drew), Cleveland 20-16 (Luke) Colts at Chiefs: Kansas City 31-7 (Drew), Kansas City 26-20 (Luke) Vikings at Bengals: Cincinnati 38-17 (Drew), Cincinnati 27-13 (Luke) Broncos at Texans: Denver 28-24 (Drew), Denver 27-19 (Luke) Titans at Jaguars: Jacksonville 24-20 (Drew), Tennessee 24-23 (Luke) Cardinals at Seahawks: Seattle 27-10 (Drew), Seattle 26-12 (Luke) Giants at Lions: Detroit 34-17 (Drew), Detroit 31-20 (Luke) Raiders at Chargers: San Diego 33-24 (Drew), San Diego 31-21 (Luke) Steelers at Packers:

Rice, Flacco practice on limited basis Thursday

Luke Jones

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The Ravens received good news Thursday with the return to the practice field of running back Ray Rice as they continued preparations for Sunday’s showdown with the New England Patriots. Rice practiced on a limited basis a day after sitting out with what was listed as a thigh injury. It appears Rice’s day off was more precautionary than anything after he was present for Wednesday’s practice despite being listed as a non-participant on the official injury report. The sixth-year back felt his quadriceps tighten up slightly during his 19-yard run to close out the 18-16 win over Detroit, which explains why he elected to go down on the play rather than try to score a touchdown. It has been assumed by most observes that Rice simply wanted to run out the clock without giving the ball back to the Lions with under 30 seconds remaining. Quarterback Joe Flacco (knee) practiced on a limited basis for the second straight day as quarterbacks only played stationary catch during the portion of practice open to media on Thursday. The sixth-year quarterback suffered a mild MCL sprain in Monday night’s win over Detroit and will wear a brace on his

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