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Fresh off the field in Owings Mills, our Baltimore Positive sports insider Luke Jones gets you ready for a wet TV weekend of Orioles baseball and the Colts return to Baltimore on The Dennis Koulatsos Show, heard on WNST-AM 1570 on Thursday (3-to-5 p.m.) and again on Sunday morning before the Ravens game.
Ar’Darius Washington played all but three defensive snaps in the Week 2 win at Cincinnati.
Luke Jones and Nestor assess Ravens defensive performance against Burrow and Bengals in Cincy win
With the Orioles and Ravens playing concurrent and meaningful games on Sunday afternoons in September, Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the excitement and power of the remote control to watch the victories.
The party was delirious in the aftermath of Sunday’s huge win over the Tampa Rays but as Luke Jones and Nestor celebrate the Orioles playoff berth, there’s plenty of caution ahead about pitching and winning enough to still be crowned AL East champs.
While the Ravens continue to wait on Marlon Humphrey and Marcus Williams to get healthy, the remainder of Mike Macdonald’s stout unit shut down the Cincinnati Bengals and provided a warning shot to the rest of the division that the pass rush is coming. Oh, and the linebackers will chase you down.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor recap one of the most exciting weekends in Baltimore sports history
Luke Jones and Nestor toast Ravens huge road win in Cincinnati amidst a bunch of injuries
The free safety will continue to rehab the injury sustained in the season opener.
The party was delirious in the aftermath of Sunday’s huge win over the Tampa Rays but as Luke Jones and Nestor celebrate the Orioles playoff berth, there’s plenty of caution ahead about pitching and winning enough to still be crowned AL East champs.
Another impressive performance in Cinncinati from Lamar Jackson and the passing side of the Todd Monken offense but as Luke Jones points out to Nestor in the post game, the Ravens huge road division win came when Gus Edwards touched the ball late and iced the game.
Luke Jones and Nestor celebrate and exhale Orioles postseason berth and emergence of Grayson Rodriguez
John Harbaugh takes final look back at Week 2 win in Cincinnati
Geno Stone showed why he’s a quality backup with his interception in the third quarter of the 27-24 victory.
Luke Jones and Nestor celebrate and exhale Orioles postseason berth and the emergence of Grayson Rodriguez in the starting rotation.
Being down multiple starters didn’t matter for Lamar Jackson and Baltimore, who improved to 2-0.
Mark Andrews discusses his strong return after 27-24 victory over Bengals
Lamar Jackson discusses his big day after 27-24 win over Bengals
John Harbaugh reflects on impressive Ravens win in Cincinnati
Lamar Jackson won’t have arguably his two best offensive linemen in his first road game since last November.
Center Tyler Linderbaum will miss the first game of his NFL career against the Bengals on Sunday.
Roquan Smith talks about intensity of going to Cincinnati for AFC North clash
Patrick Queen shares expectations for Week 2 trip to Cincinnati
Baltimore is dealing with significant injuries for a fourth straight road meeting with the Bengals.
Gus Edwards ready for bigger role in Ravens backfield after Dobbins injury
Lamar Jackson excited to play in Cincinnati for first time since 2020 season
John Harbaugh remains confident in Ravens running backs despite loss of Dobbins
The loss of running back J.K. Dobbins is only the beginning of the depth concerns the Baltimore Ravens will have this week in Cincinnati. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss Justice Hill and how Todd Monken will adjust the offense for Lamar Jackson now that the workhouse halfback is once again lost for the season.
When the starters don’t take any live reps until the whistle blows, it makes for sloppy football. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the curse of the penalties and the stout defensive performance of Ravens against the Texans.
The loss of running back J.K. Dobbins is only the beginning of the depth concerns the Baltimore Ravens will have this week in Cincinnati. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss Justice Hill and how Todd Monken will adjust the offense for Lamar Jackson now that the workhouse halfback is once again lost for the season.
Free safety Marcus Williams is out indefinitely after suffering a pectoral injury in the season opener.
It’s been 20 years since Nestor Aparicio has unleashed his weekly NFL picks on the Friday Football Frenzy. So far, a 10-6 start against the spread even has Hollywood Casino Perryville Sportsbook manager Christian Horton impressed but only until they kick off again on Sunday.
It was a good thing this “fourth preseason game” that counts came against the lowly of the lowliest, where you’re not punished for your mistakes and miscues – but nobody looked or felt like a winner after this costly 25-9 victory over the Texans.
It was a good thing this “fourth preseason game” that counts came against the lowly of the lowliest where you’re not punished for your mistakes and miscues – but nobody looked or felt like a winner after this costly 25-9 win over the Texans. Read #ColumnNes by Nestor Aparicio here.
Luke Jones and Nestor get prepped for the new Lamar offense to drive against lowly Texans
As the lowly Houston Texans make their way to Baltimore to become the Ravens’ first victim of the season, Luke Jones and Nestor get prepped for the new Lamar Jackson passing offense under Todd Monken to perform. How high is the ceiling?
John Martin of Maryland Lottery preps the purple kingdom for the return of Ravens Scratch-Off season and all of the cool purple prizes and giveaways during football season.
John Martin of Maryland Lottery preps the purple kingdom for the return of Ravens Scratch-Off season and all of the cool purple prizes and giveaways during football season.
Nestor tells Dennis that seeing happy Reds fans in Baltimore is a sign of hope for Orioles fans
As the All Star break prepares Orioles fans for an exciting second half of pennant race baseball, Nestor tells Dennis Koulatsos that seeing happy Reds fans in Baltimore and the excitement around Elly De La Cruz in Cincinnati this month is a sign of hope for Orioles fans packing Camden Yards again sometime soon.
