Ravens will look to veteran leadership in preparation for Packers
Luke Jones and Nestor ponder what Ravens life without Lamar Jackson will look like, and which seasoned players will step up into leadership roles for a few weeks.
Luke Jones and Nestor ponder what Ravens life without Lamar Jackson will look like, and which seasoned players will step up into leadership roles for a few weeks.
“We’ll see where it goes this week. If he can go, he’ll go. If not, Tyler [Huntley] will be the quarterback.”
“We’ll see where it goes this week. If he can go, he’ll go. If not, Tyler [Huntley] will be the quarterback.”
“They got three weeks basically to prepare for us. They’ve been practicing our defense for three weeks.”
The Baltimore defense blanked the Browns in the second half, which paved the way for a comeback.
Depending on its severity, the injury could transform excitement down the stretch into resignation about a lost season.
“We found a way to get back in that second half to make things happen, and we fell short.”
Mark Andrews caught an 8-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter to close the deficit to two points.
Two fourth-quarter touchdowns and an onside kick gave Baltimore a chance at the end of the game in Cleveland.
Baltimore nearly came back from a 24-3 deficit despite losing Lamar Jackson to an ankle injury on the opening play of the second quarter.
Will Baltimore be able to limit the Browns to just two sacks this time around?
NFL author Bob Glauber discusses players who broke color barrier in his new book The Forgotten Four
Right tackle Patrick Mekari could miss a few weeks with a hand injury suffered in the Week 13 loss at Pittsburgh.
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Luke Jones and Nestor discuss Ravens bumpy December road ahead without Marlon Humphrey
“We’ve just got to keep playing — ‘next man up’ mentality. Nobody cares really. You’ve just got to keep going.”
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss Ravens cold December road ahead without Marlon Humphrey and Marcus Peters at cornerback and braving the reminder of the schedule on the backside.
Luke Jones and Nestor assess the analytics and opportunity to beat Pittsburgh with two point conversion and a cornerback committee deemed unworthy of overtime.
Baltimore aims to beat Cleveland for the second time in three weeks on Sunday afternoon.
Baltimore has scored fewer than 20 points in four straight games and five of the last six.
The starting center was the Ravens’ nominee for the award for the second straight year.
Anthony Averett says every member of the Baltimore secondary needs to be ready to be flexible down the stretch.
The loss of Marlon Humphrey only adds to the pain of what Baltimore already lost before the 2021 regular season even began.
Lamar Jackson has been erratic since his brilliant Indianapolis performance and plain bad since the Minnesota game.
Devonta Freeman scored the first touchdown of the game to cap a 99-yard drive in the second quarter.
The Ravens quarterback began the night with a brutal end-zone interception and threw incomplete on the final 2-point try to end his night.
Baltimore surrendered 17 points in the fourth quarter to fall to 8-4 on the season.
Slot cornerback Tavon Young was active despite missing the entire practice week with an illness.
Foot and thigh injuries have limited Patrick Ricard in practices over the last few weeks.
The veteran nose tackle missed three straight games out of the bye week before returning against Cleveland last week.
“I like to space things out throughout the course of the season. Do this one week, then they think you’re doing this and you do that.”
Will Baltimore bury Ben Roethlisberger and struggling Pittsburgh on Sunday?
“It’s just a great game to coach in, whether it’s here or there.”
Dan Pompei of The Athletic joins Nestor to discuss progress of Lamar Jackson and Ravens
Top cornerback Marlon Humphrey hasn’t practiced since Wednesday due to an illness impacting a few others on the roster.
As colleagues at Sporting News Radio two decades ago, Dan Pompei joined Nestor almost daily to discuss the NFL. Now covering the league for The Athletic, Pompei charts the progress of Lamar Jackson and the first-place Ravens as the schedule gets thicker.
Lamar Jackson makes only his third career start against the Steelers on Sunday.
Daniel Wallach of Conduct Detrimental tells Nestor how St. Louis let Kroenke and the NFL off the hook in lawsuit
“Especially with fans coming back this year, it’s going to be a whole new experience compared to last year.”
“There are a lot of guys out there, a lot of techniques [and] a lot of chess pieces moving around. It has to be a combination of factors.”