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With the Buffalo Bills headed to Baltimore and Lamar Jackson coming off another five touchdown performance in New England, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the improvement of the most valuable – and unsigned – quarterback in all the land.
“He seemed to get his confidence, and into the second half, I think he felt like he belonged out there and started playing really well.”
Devin Duvernay continues to prove his doubters wrong about stepping up at wide receiver after he made his third touchdown catch of the season.
The veteran inside linebacker forced the first of four turnovers in the second half of Sunday’s victory.
But don’t bury the lead in this one: Lamar Jackson (still) might be the best player in the National Football League and his “value” as a Most Valuable Player continues to soar as he does things no one has ever done at the most valuable position on the field and the most difficult position to play in all of sports.
Mark Andrews caught eight passes for 89 yards with both scores coming in the first half.
Lamar Jackson turned in another MVP-like performance as Baltimore won in Foxborough for the first time in the regular season.
Despite enduring a number of first-half injuries, Baltimore made the plays down the stretch to improve to 2-1.
The talented third-year back was officially active for Sunday’s tilt with New England.
New England rushed for 173 yards in the last meeting between these teams two years ago.
Third-year running back J.K. Dobbins practiced fully for a second straight week, but it remains unclear whether he’ll play against the Patriots.
The head coach also offered his latest thoughts on Ronnie Stanley and J.K. Dobbins ahead of Sunday’s meeting with New England.
The Ravens outside linebacker knows he isn’t sneaking up on opposing offenses anymore.
Baltimore seeks its first ever regular-season victory in Foxborough on Sunday.
Author Seth Wickersham joins Nestor to discuss mystique of Belichick and present state of New England Patriots
Dan Shaughnessy of The Boston Globe tells Nestor about life after Tom Brady for Belichick in New England
Trenni Casey of NBC Boston tells Nestor about life after Tom Brady in New England
Struggling to piece together an outside linebacker rotation, Baltimore is finally adding the 33-year-old edge defender to the mix.
The legendary columnist of The Boston Globe tells Nestor about life after Tom Brady for Belichick in New England and dispenses his wisdom on how to write for fans like a professional.
“We trust him. We see him every day working hard in the film room. I trust all those guys out there.”
Trenni Casey of NBC Boston tells Nestor about life after Tom Brady in New England and offers her unique insights into the Olympic sport of curling.
The Ravens quarterback downplayed the elbow issue that limited him during Wednesday’s practice.
The head coach also expressed hope that veteran free agents Jason Pierre-Paul and Blake Martinez would still join the Ravens.
Lamar Jackson quipped that he’s saving his passes for Sunday’s clash with the Patriots.
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Three time Super Bowl champion LeGarrette Blount talks about managing post-career pain with CBD
Three-time Super Bowl champion LeGarrette Blount talks about managing post-career pain with CBD
Yannick Ngakoue now being on his fourth team over the last calendar year does suggest an interesting contrast between his play and outside perception.
The two-time Pro Bowl outside linebacker becomes the first free agent to exit Baltimore this offseason.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor pick up the pieces after Ravens loss in New England
Willie Snead has emerged as Lamar Jackson’s most reliable target since the bye week.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor assess the path ahead for the Ravens after a long, wet night in Foxboro.
It’s time to stop waiting for that 2019 switch to be flipped for this year’s Ravens.
Baltimore failed to force a turnover in a game for the first time since September of last season.
“We just have to continue to build. I don’t think this loss is going to define our season by any means.”
The head coach said the Ravens must find a way to overcome the injuries that continued to pile up in their 23-17 loss to the Patriots.
Top blocking tight end Nick Boyle was lost for the season with a serious knee injury suffered in the third quarter.
Baltimore and New England meet on Sunday Night Football for the second straight year.
Tom Leyden of Boston 25 tells Nestor about life after Tom Brady in New England
