We spoke with Baltimore Ravens’ legend Jamal Lewis earlier in the week about the big Verizon Fan Fest on Super Bowl Sunday and your invitation to join him downtown to watch the big game. Now, Nestor gets all details about this nationwide “World’s Biggest Viewing Party” and all of the family game day fun from Chris Serico, who gives him the inspiration for the party.
We spoke with Baltimore Ravens’ legend Jamal Lewis earlier in the week about the big Verizon Fan Fest on Super Bowl Sunday and your invitation to join him downtown to watch the big game. Now, Nestor gets all details about this nationwide “World’s Biggest Viewing Party” and all of the family game day fun from Chris Serico, who gives him the inspiration for the party.
It’s always great to reconnect with Ravens legend Jamal Lewis, who joins Nestor 24 years after his Super Bowl XXXV run to discuss King Henry and Lamar running downhill before his Super Bowl day appearance in Baltimore next Sunday as part of Verizon’s Fan Fest and “World Biggest Viewing Party” coming to every NFL city for the big game.
It’s always great to reconnect with Ravens legend Jamal Lewis, who joins Nestor 24 years after his Super Bowl XXXV run to discuss King Henry and Lamar running downhill before his Super Bowl day appearance in Baltimore next Sunday as part of Verizon’s Fan Fest and “World Biggest Viewing Party” coming to every NFL city for the big game.
He’s always been a legend to us but it was the magic of a quarter-of-a-century of memories flooding back on the field when Super Bowl XXXV champion center Mike Flynn returned to the Baltimore Ravens as a “Legend of Game” with his family and personal tales of Lamar support for MVP. And Costas crabs, of course on his way outta town…
He’s always been a legend to us but it was the magic of a quarter-of-a-century of memories flooding back on the field when Super Bowl XXXV champion center Mike Flynn returned to the Baltimore Ravens as a “Legend of Game” with his family and personal tales of Lamar support for MVP. And Costas crabs, of course on his way outta town…
Derrick Henry will face a New York defense ranking 30th in yards per carry allowed on Sunday.
Facing the last-place Browns, will Baltimore win its sixth straight game on Sunday?
The idea of Henry and Lamar Jackson in the same backfield has Ravens fans giddy with excitement.
On Thursday, the Ravens superstar became the 11th player in NFL history to become a multi-time league MVP.
Jamal Lewis tells Nestor he would’ve loved to have run the ball with Lamar Jackson
Former Ravens running back and Super Bowl XXXV champion Jamal Lewis tells Nestor he would’ve loved to have run the ball with Lamar Jackson
Luke Jones takes a final look back at Thursday’s win over the Bengals.
Charlie Batch and Jamal Lewis visit Nestor on Radio Row as Steelers and Ravens come together
Charlie Batch and Jamal Lewis visit Nestor on Radio Row as Steelers and Ravens come together ahead of 2019 Super Bowl in Atlanta.
The Ravens came to Miami on Sept. 17, 2000, for the first time in their five-year existence and the fans from Baltimore were out in force. It was the first time a Baltimore football franchise had played in South Florida since Dan Marino’s rookie season. A lot had changed from that day in 1983.
Oklahoma State’s Tylan Wallace was the fifth wide receiver selected in the first four rounds by Baltimore since Eric DeCosta became general manager in 2019.
Luke Jones and Nestor psychoanalyze Ravens dancing on Titans logo and Lamar walking off postgame
Luke Jones and Nestor give Lamar all praise after first playoff win
Luke Jones and Nestor recap an impressive road playoff win for Ravens in Tennessee
Much like the Titans shut down Jamal Lewis in the 2003 postseason, the Ravens limited 2,000-yard rusher Derrick Henry to 40 yards on 18 carries on Sunday.
Former Ravens linebacker Jarret Johnson discusses Ravens chances of beating Titans on Sunday
Luke Jones and Nestor set sights on Festivus in Nashville after another impressive Ravens victory
The Ravens’ first true rivalry was with Tennessee as there was no love lost between these teams that rose to NFL prominence at the turn of the century.
First-round pick Patrick Queen wasn’t the only rookie to start in Sunday’s win over Cleveland.
A Week 11 clash with Tennessee was the precursor for a Ravens-Titans classic in the 2000 postseason.
The 2003 season was crumbling with the 5-5 Ravens down 17 to Seattle with under seven minutes to go.
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.
In the 2003 regular-season finale, Jamal Lewis eclipsed the 2,000-yard rushing mark and the Ravens broke their losing streak against Pittsburgh.
Barely anyone noticed that the Ravens just played four games in 18 days without a hiccup.
Lamar Jackson may not be their best quarterback, but his skill set best fits what the Ravens have become.
Baltimore enters its bye week with a losing record for the fourth straight season.
Baltimore hadn’t been slotted to pick this early since taking Jamal Lewis with the fifth pick of the 2000 draft.
A day after news broke of former Ravens running back Jamal Lewis’ Super Bowl XLVII ring being auctioned off for
The 35-year-old was one of several Ring of Honor members to receive Super Bowl XLVII championship rings.
With so much scrutiny on the offensive line, it’s difficult to evaluate the Pro Bowl running back’s performance this season.
Several Ravens at different stages of their careers offered perspectives on what a Super Bowl title meant to them.
Sifting through the remains of a Thanksgiving dinner full of defensive dominance, Luke Jones offers some final notes.
We just can’t help ourselves, can we? After more than a decade of defensive excellence in Baltimore, we always compare
