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The teacher and the student will battle in the AFC Championship Game for a chance to head to another Super Bowl. Luke Jones and Nestor focus on the return of Patrick Mahomes to Baltimore and ways that coaching will make a difference in Sunday’s epic battle of NFL heavyweights.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Baltimore Ravens’ mighty second half effort in beating the Houston Texans after a halftime scare. Todd Monken and Lamar Jackson adjusted the offense and a fiery locker room speech by the two-time MVP quarterback sparked a 34-10 beatdown of the AFC South champs. Next up: Mahomes and the Chiefs.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss Lamar vs. Mahomes in AFC Championship Game on Baltimore Ravens soil
Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs were inevitable.
Baltimore finally put the torment of that 2019 playoff loss to rest on Saturday night.
This Baltimore Ravens team appears to be on schedule for a third Purple Reign. And Lamar is ready to write that script. Believe that.
Thanks to a monster second half, Baltimore will host the AFC championship game for the first time in 53 years.
“We’re excited about that, and our fans are going to get the chance to cheer just as loud or louder than they did in this game.”
John Harbaugh reflects on big second half in 34-10 win over Houston in divisional round
Every goal the Baltimore Ravens set out to achieve has been accomplished. Now, on a brutally cold day in their home stadium, they get a chance to earn a home AFC Championship Game. Gary Davenport of Bleacher Report tells Nestor why the Ravens remain team to beat in the NFL playoffs and the expectations of a Super Bowl LVIII appearance.
Mark Andrews will have to wait for a potential AFC title game to make his return to game action.
Festivus Fever is hot, stakes are high and temps are low for Lamar and Ravens against Texans. Luke Jones and Nestor get Ravens fans ready for AFC Divisional playoff game with Houston Texans. #RavensFlock @BaltimoreLuke
Three-time Pro Bowl cornerback Marlon Humphrey remains sidelined with a calf injury suffered in Week 17.
Luke Jones offers his purple musings as Baltimore finally begins its 2023 postseason run.
John Harbaugh offers injury updates and final thoughts on playoff meeting with Houston
Leonard Raskin lays out the Las Vegas Super Bowl dream plan for the Baltimore Ravens with Nestor
Leonard Raskin lays out the Las Vegas Super Bowl dream plan for the Baltimore Ravens with Nestor
Every goal the Baltimore Ravens set out to achieve has been accomplished. Now, on a brutally cold day in their home stadium, they get a chance to earn a home AFC Championship Game. Gary Davenport of Bleacher Report tells Nestor why the Ravens remain team to beat in the NFL playoffs and the expectations of a Super Bowl LVIII appearance.
John Harbaugh discusses playoff matchup with Houston Texans
Cornerback Marlon Humphrey (calf) was the only Baltimore starter not to practice on Tuesday.
Luke Jones and Nestor get Ravens fans ready for AFC Divisional playoff game with Houston Texans
Return specialist Devin Duvernay is one of three Baltimore on IR who was recently designated for return.
The Baltimore Ravens have never played an AFC Championship Game at home. This is the year to change that. Anything less than winning the Super Bowl in Las Vegas on February 11th will be unacceptable.
John Harbaugh and his staff will get ready for C.J. Stroud and the Texans and pivot to the Steelers if necessary.
John Harbaugh discusses return of Mark Andrews as Ravens wind down bye week
Nearly two months after suffering what was feared to be a season-ending ankle injury, Andrews was back on the field Friday.
Former Ravens center Mike Flynn discusses the Super Bowl expectations of Lamar Jackson and the big Baltimore football fans he’s raising and coaching as a dad of boys in the heart of Patriots kingdom, where they’re not playing January football these days.
At least five teams have reportedly requested interviews with defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald.
It’s true that our recurring football analytics friend Mike Tanier taught Joe Flacco high level math in Audobon, New Jersey. He talks the magic of Joe Cool and the Ravens’ insanely outlier DVOA dominance in 2023 as Lamar Jackson preps to play the biggest games of his career in Baltimore.
Former Ravens center Mike Flynn discusses the Super Bowl expectations of Lamar Jackson and the big Baltimore football fans he’s raising and coaching as a dad of boys in the heart of Patriots kingdom, where they’re not playing January football these days.
As the Baltimore Ravens rest and recuperate and await a Divisional foe, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the NFC side and the best path to a purple Super Bowl crown in Las Vegas on February 11th.
The smartest kids in football discuss a term called “DVOA” – Defense-adjusted Value Over Average. Let its creator Aaron Schatz explain why Lamar Jackson and this Baltimore Ravens squad would be considered one of greatest NFL teams ever by winning Super Bowl next month in Las Vegas.
The smartest kids in football discuss a term called “DVOA” – Defense-adjusted Value Over Average. Let its creator Aaron Schatz explain why Lamar Jackson and this Baltimore Ravens squad would be considered one of greatest NFL teams ever by winning Super Bowl next month in Las Vegas.
Zay Flowers and Marlon Humphrey haven’t practiced since the Week 17 win over Miami.
It’s true that our recurring football analytics friend Mike Tanier taught Joe Flacco high level math in Audobon, New Jersey. He talks the magic of Joe Cool and the Ravens’ insanely outlier DVOA dominance in 2023 as Lamar Jackson preps to play the biggest games of his career in Baltimore.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the January waiting for Lamar Jackson and Baltimore Ravens
John Harbaugh discusses Michigan national championship and Ravens bye week preparations
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the awkward yet rewarding January waiting of Wild Card Weekend for Lamar Jackson and Baltimore Ravens to scout opponents and rest.
As Ravens rest up and we turn our winter Festivus eyes toward the Wild Card Weekend, Leonard Raskin and Nestor discuss power of NBC, Peacock and the National Football League to get your money to watch a playoff game. So, what’s next? (Whatever they can get away with…)
The reality of the Pittsburgh Steelers game is that many of the starters will have to play four quarters. Dennis Koulatsos joins Nestor to make the argument that maybe that isn’t such a bad thing. As long as No. 8 is ready to go in two weeks, the Ravens can win a Super Bowl.
