This is Chapter 18 of “Purple Reign 2: Faith, Family & Football – A Baltimore Love Story.” Author Nestor Aparicio is releasing a daily chapter of 2013 Super Bowl XLVII journey. This is that time that Jacoby Jones ran past the Denver Broncos defense and Joe Flacco hit him in stride.
It used to be a beer commercial but “I love you, man!” was a mantra for 2013 RavensFlock march to Super Bowl XLVII. Read another chapter in journey to New Orleans.
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This is Chapter 7 of “Purple Reign 2: Faith, Family & Football – A Baltimore Love Story.” Author and radio host and entrepreneur Nestor Aparicio is releasing the 2013 book chapter by chapter daily to prepare for NFL season.
Fourth-and-29 isn’t the time for a quarterback to check down to his running back.
“We were in kind of a bad place. It didn’t seem like we were getting out of it. Hopefully, this will spark us.”
An in-season offensive coordinator change has helped the Ravens twice before in franchise history.
On Dec. 10, 2012, John Harbaugh fired Cam Cameron. The Ravens were never the same. This is an excerpt from Chapter 15 of Purple Reign 2.
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — With the Ravens overcoming their December struggles to reach the Super Bowl for the first time
The Ravens weren’t the best team over the course of the 2012 season, but champions rise to the top when stakes are at their highest.
The return of Ray Lewis is just one of many events to leave Ravens fans shaking their heads in disbelief during this improbable playoff run.
It’s time for Flacco & Harbaugh to earn the big bucks…
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Holding court with the media for the first time since being promoted to the Ravens’ offensive
Playing without longtime coordinator Cam Cameron for the first time, the Ravens quarterback moves to the front of the accountability line.
Sizing up the holiday activities of Orioles and Ravens ownership this week…
Expecting Caldwell’s promotion to offensive coordinator to result in major improvement is a recipe for disappointment.
The hammer came for the maligned coordinator as the Ravens made the change following the loss to the Redskins.
The only thing your eyes should tell you is that the Ravens are 9-2…
The Steelers remain one of the top defenses in the NFL despite plenty of doubters earlier this season.
The Pro Bowl running back is ready to carry a bigger load as the weather turns colder in the second half of the season.
The Ravens offense fed the ball to Ray Rice throughout the day in Cleveland and still couldn’t play a full 60 minutes.
Offensive coordinator Cam Cameron cited a need for audibles that won’t take the ball out of Ray Rice’s hands, which could be interpreted as a subtle critique of quarterback Joe Flacco.
The blame falls on everyone invested in what continues to be a “Jekyll and Hyde” offense for Baltimore.
Baltimore will encounter a secondary look similar to what they faced against Philadelphia in Week 2.
Never afraid to speak his mind, the Ravens safety became the latest to question the integrity of the NFL.
The Ravens defensive coordinator faces his former boss on Sunday night.
The Ravens coach was comfortable with the offensive tempo and play-calling in Sunday’s 24-23 loss in Philadelphia.
Rookie Kelechi Osemele will face an intimidating duo of pass-rushers in Jason Babin and Trent Cole.
The Baltimore defense will really see what life is like without the reigning AP Defensive Player of the Year on Monday night.
Most starters aren’t expected to play against the St. Louis Rams Thursday night.
New quarterbacks coach Jim Caldwell has been a sounding board for the Ravens quarterback to have a bigger voice in the offense.
Some positives emerged from Friday’s loss, but the Ravens still find themselves searching for answers on both sides of the ball.
The impressive performance of rookie wide receiver Deonte Thompson during training camp has raised questions about how the Ravens will
Luke Jones answers questions about a rookie free agent, the Baltimore offense, and what veteran he feels is on his way out this season…
The 6-foot-5 Miami wideout wants to make teams pay for letting him slip to the sixth round.
After trying out three quarterbacks on Thursday, the Ravens decided not to re-sign their former starter.
Baltimore must improve upon its disappointing special teams from this past season
With New England fans throwing Tom Brady under the bus, it’s clear to see it happens everywhere.
The Ravens plan to hire former Indianapolis Colts head coach Jim Caldwell as an offensive assistant, according to a report
