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Longtime local sportswriter John Eisenberg discusses the complex situation for the Ravens franchise this week in prepping for Colts. The injury to Stanley. The COVID protocols brought on by Humphrey. And how to get offense percolating more effectively.
Every old-school Baltimore sports fans still has a little pang when the blue horseshoe hits them a certain way. Bob Kravitz has covered sports in Indianapolis for a generation. He knows the secrets of Irsay, Manning and the legend of where Rick Majerus ate Italian food in Indy.
The Ravens have managed to avoid the plague until now. As the team preps for a trip to Indy without large chunks of its defense on the field, Luke Jones and Nestor point out that this might be Harbaugh’s biggest challenge to date.
Matthew Judon and six others can be activated to play against Indianapolis as long as they don’t test positive for COVID-19 or experience symptoms.
The Ravens quarterback was asked to respond to the wide receiver’s post-game tweet expressing unhappiness over not being more involved in the offense against Pittsburgh.
Outside linebacker Jaylon Ferguson played one of his finest games as a Raven on Sunday.
Luke Jones and Nestor assess the Ravens mistakes that led to a Steelers loss on a day when many offensive goals were accomplished.
We all winced watching the agony of the just-signed starting left tackle go down early against the Steelers. Now, how does the offense pick up pieces of what’s left of last year’s juggernaut?
Lamar Jackson played his worst game since his rookie year against rival Pittsburgh on Sunday.
The reigning MVP committed four turnovers in what was his worst performance since his rookie season.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the interceptions and sacks and mental mistakes of the Ravens’ franchise quarterback on a day when the purple offense dominated everywhere except the final score.
Lamar Jackson is aiming for his first big moment in the Baltimore-Pittsburgh rivalry
Here’s what you need to know about the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens battling for first place in the AFC North.
The Baltimore quarterback also called the Dez Bryant acquisition “tremendous” and couldn’t wait to hit the practice field with the veteran receiver.
Former Steelers quarterback Charlie Batch returns to Baltimore Positive for some insights into his former teammate and the undefeated leader of the enemies of The Steel City.
Baltimore enters Week 8 ranked 22nd in the NFL in passing yards per attempt.
Is Luke Jones still picking Baltimore to go to the Super Bowl?
Another reason the Yannick Ngakoue trade made sense was the rapidly diminishing depth in the secondary.
“We have a very high standard, and we work very hard to chase that standard. It’s a constant work in progress.”
Calais Campbell was the best player on the field in Philadelphia, but another veteran has come to life for the Baltimore defense.
The “soul crusher” wasn’t there when Baltimore needed it in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s near-collapse in Philadelphia.
The offense committed too many penalties and once again struggled to sustain drives, allowing Philadelphia to climb back into the game.
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.
Baltimore tight end production has dipped while the wide receivers haven’t stepped up as planned so far in 2020.
The Pro Bowl left tackle continues to nurse the shoulder injury that sidelined him in Week 4.
The Ravens quarterback is confident about getting more receivers involved in the Baltimore passing game.
Luke Jones argues the problems aren’t quite as simple as they might appear to be statistically.
John Harbaugh acknowledged Lamar Jackson’s absence from practices impacted his performance in Week 5.
Mark Andrews was among the offensive players visibly frustrated on the sideline as Sunday’s game progressed.
The Ravens head coach looked back on Sunday’s 27-3 win over the Bengals during his Monday press conference.
Lamar Jackson downplayed his absence from practices last week as the reason for his struggles against the Bengals.
Questions persist about the offense, but the Ravens defense resembled last year in the 27-3 win over Cincinnati.
There won’t be many weeks when No. 8 has just two carries but given his medical issues last week and the caliber of the Cincinnati attack, the outcome beyond the 27-3 win is a healthier quarterback heading to Philadelphia.
Luke Jones and Nestor recap what was to love in an impressive Ravens defensive effort in 27-3 win over Cincinnati
After sitting out Wednesday with a minor knee injury and then missing Thursday’s session due to an illness, the 23-year-old practiced fully on Friday and is expected to play despite being listed as questionable on the final injury report.
No one is more old-school, offensive line savvy than four-decade broadcaster Dave Lapham, who provides insights into the rebuild in Cincinnati around the hotshot QB from LSU via Ohio State.
Our old pal Geoff Hobson of Bengals.com tells Nestor that new Queen City way begins with No. 9 and the offensive philosophy. And the usual Orioles and Red Sox banter unfolds as well.
The “teacher” in Luke Jones joins Nestor to preview the first Cincinnati visit of Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Joe Burrow.
After the Ravens’ loss to the Chiefs, the body language of the quarterback became a topic as the game slipped away. So did the record and the fact that the team hasn’t played well from behind lately.
