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Longtime Minnesota sportswriter Kevin Seifert of ESPN and one-time local colleague of Nestor covering the Orioles back in the 1990s returns to Baltimore for a primer on the mystery of quarterback J.J. McCarthy and the belief Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell has in him to lead the franchise. Plenty of purple knowledge in the this one.
No one can get you ready for a Minnesota Vikings game better than the longtime voice of Skol and the people in the Twin Cities. One-time Maryland resident and bon vivant Paul Allen (aka P.A. On The Mic) tells Nestor why Andrew Van Ginkel might be the most important player in Sunday’s match-up with the Baltimore Ravens and how the crowd will factor into Lamar Jackson’s day in Minneapolis.
No one can get you ready for a Minnesota Vikings game better than the longtime voice of Skol and the people in the Twin Cities. One-time Maryland resident and bon vivant Paul Allen (aka P.A. On The Mic) tells Nestor why Andrew Van Ginkel might be the most important player in Sunday’s match-up with the Baltimore Ravens and how the crowd will factor into Lamar Jackson’s day in Minneapolis.
Longtime Minnesota sportswriter Kevin Seifert of ESPN and one-time local colleague of Nestor covering the Orioles back in the 1990s returns to Baltimore for a primer on the mystery of quarterback J.J. McCarthy and the belief Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell has in him to lead the franchise. Plenty of purple knowledge in the this one.
The nice folks at ESPN Radio in Indianapolis asked Nestor Aparicio the pros and cons and realities of having Lamar Jackson follow the Irsay family to the friendly heart of the Midwest to bring a Super Bowl back to Indiana.
Longtime sports columnist and insider Bob Kravitz joins Nestor from Indianapolis where Jim Irsay might be one of the remaining owners to covet the Ravens former MVP quarterback. Will the Colts make a play for Lamar Jackson? As all Baltimore folks know, if it says “Irsay” it’s usually unpredictable.
Longtime sports columnist and insider Bob Kravitz joins Nestor from Indianapolis where Jim Irsay might be one of the remaining owners to covet the Ravens former MVP quarterback.
Like Terrell Suggs a few years ago, ex-Raven Brandon Williams is a win away from becoming a Super Bowl champion with Kansas City.
Luke Jones joins Nestor to recap NFL free agency start and discuss loss of WWE Hall of Famer Scott Hall
Luke Jones joins Nestor to recap NFL free agency start and discuss loss of wrestler Scott Hall
Luke Jones and Nestor get ready to tamper with kickoff of NFL free agency as QBs find homes early
Lamar Jackson faced the kind of script only Kansas City’s Patrick Mahomes had shown an ability to navigate to a victory in recent years.
Luke Jones and Nestor do a full recap of Sunday’s NFL docket and everything you need for the return of the Colts to Baltimore.
Counting the postseason, tight end Mark Andrews has gone eight straight games without catching a touchdown.
Bob Kravitz of The Athletic tells Nestor how Colts are still trying to figure it out with Carson Wentz after the franchise lost its centerpiece three seasons ago.
With more than a month of home cooking, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss what’s next for Ravens offense with first-round draft pick Rashod Bateman returning from injury and the emergence of James Proche and Devin Duvernay in the passing attack of Greg Roman.
The Indianapolis offensive line is in bad shape without three-time All-Pro left guard Quenton Nelson.
Safety DeShon Elliott was a limited participant after sitting out the Week 4 win at Denver with a quad injury.
Longtime Colts insider Mike Chappell joins Nestor from Indianapolis for a full history and present of C-O-L-T-S and land of Irsay and Wentz and Reich.
Full pads came on for the first time on Tuesday morning.
Perhaps, in the long run, the Ravens will benefit from the late letdown on both sides of the ball in an escape and narrow victory over the Eagles.
Philadelphia has struggled to slow tight ends this season, which could lead to a big day for Mark Andrews and Nick Boyle.
Luke Jones can’t help but see some parallels between the present-day Carson Wentz and the post-Super Bowl Joe Flacco in Baltimore.
Neither starting quarterback played in what used to be the “dress rehearsal” for the regular season.
Quarterback Lamar Jackson was one of several veterans to sit out Thursday’s game against the Eagles.
John Harbaugh, Marty Mornhinweg, and Joe Flacco came up small with just over six minutes remaining in Sunday’s win over Philadelphia.
Wide receiver Steve Smith could be playing in his final home game on Sunday afternoon.
Luke Jones looks into the purple crystal ball to see what happens in Baltimore’s home finale.
