Twelve Ravens thoughts (and a prediction) ahead of Week 14 clash at Cleveland
These AFC North teams have plenty to play for on Monday night.
These AFC North teams have plenty to play for on Monday night.
Brian Lease of Roofing By Elite and Nestor discuss pandemic madness of a Ravens season exclusively on television
Nestor tells Dennis Koulatsos a little Christmas story about going to Cleveland for the holidays
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the road to Cleveland and beating Browns
Former Ravens punter Dave Zastudil tells Nestor his COVID battle and how player safety is paramount
Scott Petrak of BrownsZone tells Nestor how Stefanski has fixed the ails of Cleveland
Daryl Ruiter tells Nestor that this is as good as it gets in Cleveland for Browns fans
When the Ravens arrive in December, it usually is accompanied by the drama of another lost season on The Lake. Not this time. Daryl Ruiter tells Nestor that this is as good as it gets in Cleveland for Browns fans.
It has taken 21 years but Baltimore at Cleveland is finally worthy of a Monday Night Football date in December during plague time in America. Let Scott Petrak of BrownsZone tell you how head coach Kevin Stefanski has fixed the ails of Believeland. At least for now…
Jimmy Smith was a limited participant in practice by week’s end while Calais Campbell was sidelined all week.
It started as a the usual “giving the guy from Cleveland who got drafted in Baltimore a hard time” and talking some rivalry football during the biggest week in Believeland in a long time. And then Zastudil told Nestor he had the virus six weeks ago…
The Browns are surging. The Ravens are trying to get the team back on the field after a COVID outbreak. This is the biggest football game in a generation in Northern Ohio. Baker and Lamar under the bright lights and Nestor laments why watching it on TV won’t be as much fun as touching the real leg lamp during Christmas season.
Five-time Pro Bowl defensive end Calais Campbell missed his second straight day of practice on Friday.
Monday should give us a better idea of whether the Ravens are back to building something with a chance to be special or merely enjoyed a fun diversion against Dallas.
The Ravens defensive tackle was complimentary of how far the Cleveland quarterback has come since the Week 1 meeting.
The Ravens head coach said he thought Cleveland had the makings of a good football team despite the Week 1 blowout.
Cornerback Jimmy Smith looks to be Baltimore’s biggest question mark for Monday Night Football.
Mark Ingram’s fourth-and-1 touchdown gave Baltimore “a little breathing space” in the 33-16 win over Houston.
Luke Jones offers his weekly musings as Baltimore won its fifth straight season opener.
First-round pick Patrick Queen wasn’t the only rookie to start in Sunday’s win over Cleveland.
“To me, he’s obviously the best player in the world.”
Despite his late addition to the injury report with back spasms, Jimmy Smith was active on Sunday.
Baltimore aims to win its fifth straight season opener in what will be an empty M&T Bank Stadium.
Luke Jones predicts whether the Ravens will win the third Lombardi Trophy in their 25-year history.
Second-year running back Justice Hill is one of three Baltimore players who won’t play against Cleveland.
Rookie third-round pick Tyre Phillips didn’t practice Thursday with what was listed as an ankle injury.
Never afraid to tell it like it is from Berea and anywhere in Cleveland, the longtime suffering scribe checks in from Northern Ohio with even more questions than usual about the forever floundering franchise of Jimmy Haslem and the Dawgs of Lake Erie.
Organizational continuity and a strong culture may provide a bigger advantage than ever in this unprecedented season.
Cleveland and Baltimore. Browns and Ravens. It always brings these sports radio icons together to discuss the good, bad and ugly truths about three decades of a sports rivalry steeped in mismatches.
Like Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson is aiming to win the Super Bowl a year after being named NFL MVP.
Special teams standout Chris Moore remained sidelined as Baltimore ramped up preparations for the 2020 opener.
Lamar Jackson will try to become just the fifth player in NFL history to win back-to-back MVP awards this season.
Jimmy Smith is embracing his new role as a Swiss army knife who could play inside or outside at cornerback or safety.
The Ravens own two Super Bowl championships, have multiple Hall of Famers, and are among the NFL’s best franchises, but this was the moment that started it all.
The 2018 Ravens needed a win in Week 17 to return to the playoffs for the first time in four years.
Jamal Lewis predicted he’d have a record day if he received 30 carries in the 2003 home opener.
Ed Reed made NFL history in the process of sealing a narrow win over Cleveland in 2004.
Both teams were bad and playing on Monday Night Football in late November.
A national audience will have no shortage of opportunities to watch reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson.
Vinny Testaverde scored Baltimore’s first NFL touchdown on Sept. 1, 1996.