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Luke Jones and Nestor react to the postseason press conference with Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta and evaluate the suddenly busy offseason of the franchise and its needs.
How the outside linebacker position shakes out will be one of the most fascinating stories of the offseason.
Luke Jones joins Nestor to look ahead at long Ravens offseason after Buffalo loss
One by one, the issues resurfaced for a Baltimore offense that had seemingly hit its stride over these last six weeks.
Wink Martindale has vowed to bring pressure despite Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen’s success against the blitz this season.
Much has changed since these teams faced off in the postseason last January.
Baltimore hasn’t really shaken that “hard truth” suffered 10 months ago.
Former Ravens center Mike Flynn discusses snapping a wet football and moving ball in rain
Let our resident expert and Super Bowl-champion center pal Mike Flynn discuss snapping a wet football in the driving rain in Foxboro when all hell is breaking loose. And what happens when the lights go out on Broadway for your kid…
Willson, 30, has spent most of his NFL career with the Seattle Seahawks.
Willie Snead has emerged as Lamar Jackson’s most reliable target since the bye week.
Baltimore could be without its two best defensive linemen with AFC-leading rusher Derrick Henry and the Titans coming to town.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss where loss to Patriots leaves Ravens in NFL playoff picture
Ravens problems in trenches in a monsoon lead to hideous loss to Patriots
Luke Jones and Nestor recap a wet awful night for Ravens in New England
With injuries in key areas mounting, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss where the bad beat by the Patriots leaves the Ravens in emerging NFL playoff picture.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the bad snaps of Matt Skura, the poor offensive line play and what not having Brandon Williams and Calais Campbell does to a defense.
Luke Jones and Nestor recap a terrible night for the Baltimore Ravens in Foxboro.
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.
Calais Campbell was the best player on the field in Philadelphia, but another veteran has come to life for the Baltimore defense.
Philadelphia has struggled to slow tight ends this season, which could lead to a big day for Mark Andrews and Nick Boyle.
The veteran tight end said defenses have shown “their own little wrinkles” every week to try to slow down the Baltimore offense.
Baltimore tight end production has dipped while the wide receivers haven’t stepped up as planned so far in 2020.
Mark Ingram’s fourth-and-1 touchdown gave Baltimore “a little breathing space” in the 33-16 win over Houston.
Luke Jones offers his thoughts on each position group as Baltimore now shifts its attention to Week 1.
Trace McSorley is in a battle with undrafted rookie Tyler Huntley for the No. 3 quarterback spot.
Trace McSorley is in a battle with undrafted rookie Tyler Huntley for the No. 3 quarterback spot.
Many veterans go through the motions during camp, but Marlon Humphrey remains enthused with an impressive willingness to tutor youngsters.
Jerell Adams has spent time with the New York Giants, Houston, and New Orleans.
Baltimore also signed three more 2020 draft picks on Wednesday afternoon.
Is the 2019 Pro Bowl tight end capable of hitting another level as the Ravens offense evolves?
This could mark the sixth time in the last seven years Baltimore makes at least six picks in the top 150 selections.
The 2018 first-round pick will now have a bigger role in the Falcons offense.
Mark Andrews made his first Pro Bowl and set a single-season team record for touchdown catches by a tight end.
Marquise Brown ranked second on the team with 46 receptions and seven touchdown catches.
Luke Jones offers his next batch of purple musings after Baltimore’s latest offseason activity.
Pro Bowl safety Earl Thomas enters the second season of a four-year, $55 million contract inked last March.
Nose tackle Michael Pierce could make his return after a two-game absence.
Marcus Peters recorded his second interception return for a touchdown in three games with Baltimore.
