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Luke Jones and Nestor discuss how Greg Roman and Lamar Jackson have figured this out again. Perhaps just in time for a purple Festivus magic ride that begins in Nashville on Sunday at 1 p.m.
Luke Jones and Nestor set sights on Festivus in Nashville after another impressive Ravens victory
The rookie ran for a 72-yard touchdown and finished with a season-high 160 yards in the 38-3 victory.
Baltimore will clinch its third straight trip to the playoffs with a win over Cincinnati on Sunday.
The rookie running back credits offensive coordinator Greg Roman for lining him up in the slot and finding other creative ways to get him the football.
What a difference a day made as many Ravens fans were ready to give up on thoughts of the playoffs after Miami’s win on Saturday.
Luke Jones joins Nestor to dissect all to love about the way the Ravens offense has retooled and regrouped to prepare for a Super Bowl run on the road next month.
While peeking at the out-of-town scoreboard on Sunday, the Ravens again made the playoff field take notice of what they’re doing in December.
Edge runs from rookie J.K. Dobbins figure to be an effective counter to New York’s tough interior defense.
Baltimore held the Jaguars to 2.1 yards per play and collected four sacks and a safety in the first half of Sunday’s victory.
Luke Jones and Nestor opine on seeing healthy Lamar Jackson and the full G-Ro offense as Ravens maul lowly Jaguars
Luke Jones and Nestor opine on seeing healthy Lamar Jackson and the full G-Ro offense as Ravens maul lowly Jaguars
The rookie running back is averaging 5.3 yards per carry in his first season.
While America wondered if the Ravens were going to lose with No. 8 cramping in the bowels of Cleveland Stadium, Lamar Jackson and Justin Tucker wrote a different ending in another chapter of sadness in the factory of Browns football.
Nestor Aparicio joined the nationally syndicated Mad Dog Radio on Sirius XM with pal J.T. The Brick and discussed the euphoria in the moments after Lamar Jackson stepped onto the field in Cleveland.
Facing fourth-and-5 from the Cleveland 44 at the two-minute warning, Lamar Jackson reappeared in a scene that was part Willis Reed and part Stone Cold Steve Austin.
Baltimore snapped its three-game losing streak with a 34-17 victory over the Cowboys.
Rookie running back J.K. Dobbins was one of four players activated from the reserve-COVID-19 list on Friday.
Marlon Humphrey forced two fumbles and broke up two passes in the end zone in Wednesday’s defeat.
Aside from players already on injured reserve, the secondary was the one group seemingly spared from Baltimore’s widespread COVID-19 outbreak.
For a Ravens-Steelers rivalry in which we always say to “expect the unexpected,” the expression hit a different tone this
The veteran outside linebacker won’t be able to play in the Pittsburgh game, which is still scheduled for Thursday night.
Mark Andrews played a career-high 56 snaps, caught a touchdown, and registered a season-best 96 receiving yards.
A bad day for the Ravens turned worse late Sunday night with multiple members of the organization testing positive for COVID-19.
Each side of the ball looked to the other to finish the game with neither getting the job done for Baltimore.
The rookie running back scored a touchdown and ran for 70 yards on 15 carries in the 30-24 loss to Tennessee.
Baltimore and New England meet on Sunday Night Football for the second straight year.
The Ravens aim to secure their first regular-season win in Foxborough, but they’ve had no shortage of January success at Gillette Stadium.
Will J.K. Dobbins lead the rushing attack once again?
Outside linebacker Jaylon Ferguson played one of his finest games as a Raven on Sunday.
Lamar Jackson is aiming for his first big moment in the Baltimore-Pittsburgh rivalry
The “soul crusher” wasn’t there when Baltimore needed it in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s near-collapse in Philadelphia.
The Pro Bowl running back sat out the second half after injuring his left ankle.
The rookie running back registered a career-high nine carries in Sunday’s win over Philadelphia.
Luke Jones argues the problems aren’t quite as simple as they might appear to be statistically.
Mark Andrews was among the offensive players visibly frustrated on the sideline as Sunday’s game progressed.
Five first-half plays transformed a bit of a hangover from the Kansas City game into a comfortable halftime lead.
Luke Jones anticipates Baltimore getting back to its roots by running the ball at will on Sunday.
Baltimore will try to get over the hump against the defending Super Bowl champions.
Through two weeks, L.J. Fort has been Baltimore’s steadiest performer at inside linebacker.
