Luke Jones and Nestor lament a long, ugly day in the trenches for the Baltimore Ravens against the upstart Cincinnati Benals in Sunday’s 41-17 loss.
Luke Jones and Nestor look to Ravens bye week for second half planning after ugly loss to Cincy
Baltimore came crashing back down to earth in Sunday’s 41-17 defeat to Cincinnati.
The 2019 All-Pro originally injured his left ankle last Nov. 1, two days after signing a $98.5 million contract extension.
With more than a month of home cooking, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss what’s next for Ravens offense with first-round draft pick Rashod Bateman returning from injury and the emergence of James Proche and Devin Duvernay in the passing attack of Greg Roman.
The Indianapolis offensive line is in bad shape without three-time All-Pro left guard Quenton Nelson.
Patrick Mekari has more than held his own at right tackle after the Ravens turned to him there in Week 2.
Off to a promising start with his new team, quarterback Teddy Bridgewater has never faced Baltimore before.
The uncertain health of Ronnie Stanley’s left ankle forced Alejandro Villanueva back to his natural position after Week 1.
Luke Jones and Nestor break down key calls and plays of Ravens huge win over Chiefs
Rookie Odafe Oweh was one of the heroes against the Chiefs and already appears to be taking a leading role on the defense.
The Ravens have always lived on the edge. It wasn’t pretty or perfect, but it did involve huge stones. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss John Harbaugh’s question and answer when it came to finish off the Kansas City Chiefs.
Baltimore was without its franchise left tackle and another experienced cornerback against the Chiefs.
Under normal circumstances, we’d be talking about the Ravens playing Kansas City as another coming-of-age opportunity to prove themselves and
Luke Jones and Nestor give a final look at many injuries and concerns of Ravens hosting Chiefs
The injuries continue to pile up in Owings Mills and the Kansas Chiefs report “no injuries” as the best team in the AFC comes to Baltimore for a Sunday night showdown that feels like quite a hurdle for Lamar Jackson and the star-crossed Ravens.
Will Baltimore finally be able to break through against the Chiefs on Sunday night?
Luke Jones takes a look at a 53-man roster very likely to change in the coming days.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the new era “pre-visit” scrimmages and scrums before the Ravens play the Panthers in Charlotte on Saturday night.
Baltimore began making cuts earlier this week and must set its initial 53-man roster on Aug. 31.
There was little running room or time to throw in the first half of Saturday’s preseason win over New Orleans.
Luke Jones takes a look at each position group ahead of Saturday’s preseason opener with New Orleans.
Full pads came on for the first time on Tuesday morning.
A healthy return for star left tackle Ronnie Stanley is key for a revamped Baltimore offensive line.
Marlon Humphrey headlines the deepest position group on the Baltimore roster.
Seventy players were taking part in Wednesday’s voluntary organized team activity.
Lamar Jackson doesn’t sound as concerned about his long-term status as those who’ve discussed it throughout the offseason.
The 31-year-old right guard was released by the New York Giants for salary cap purposes last week.
The healthy return of left tackle Ronnie Stanley is a must for an offensive line that could look very different in 2021.
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.
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
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss Ravens woes at center position and future of offensive line
Wink Martindale’s defense deserved much better after allowing only 10 points against Josh Allen and that explosive Bills offense.
One by one, the issues resurfaced for a Baltimore offense that had seemingly hit its stride over these last six weeks.
Edge rusher Yannick Ngakoue missed the regular-season finale due to a hamstring injury.
Veteran slot receiver Willie Snead practiced for the first time since hurting his ankle in the first half of the Week 16 win over the New York Giants.
All seven took part in Friday’s practice in at least a limited capacity.
The stakes are similar, but Baltimore was a different team preparing for a Week 17 meeting with the Bengals three years ago.
