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The Baltimore Ravens are 0-2 and the offensive line has been a large part of the team-wide inconsistencies that head coach John Harbaugh discussed in his postmortem after the Raiders meltdown. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the problems and potential solutions as the Dallas Cowboys await after a bad loss to the Saints.
After a second week of inconsistencies and penalties across the offensive line hindered the Baltimore Ravens in another loss, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the worst passing defense in the NFL through Week 2, the strange red flag challenges of John Harbaugh and a purple implosion at home against the Las Vegas Raiders.
John Harbaugh discussed a number of topics on Monday, including the state of the offensive line entering Week 3.
John Harbaugh says Ravens must find more consistency to overcome 0-2 start
The Baltimore Ravens have a $50 million quarterback and a fifty-cent offensive line. Nestor Aparicio says in his #ColumnNes that it feels like the Ravens don’t lose much but when they do it’s usually involved some creative decisions, big botches and failed plays. And John Harbaugh lords over it all.
“We’ve got to find our mojo. We’ve got to find and do what we do because that’s not us at all.”
Former Raiders and Cowboys beat writer Michael Gehlken discusses why he left locker rooms and industry after 15 years
“We have to go back and look at every little thing, continue to clean up the things that we know we can clean up and get better.”
Baltimore has started a season 0-2 for the first time since 2015.
Eddie Jackson discusses second-half woes of Ravens defense in 26-23 loss to Las Vegas
Derrick Henry reflects on Ravens’ 0-2 start to open 2024
Mark Andrews reacts to Ravens starting 0-2 following 26-23 loss to Raiders
Ronnie Stanley laments Ravens wasting too many shots to “really put the nail in the coffin” in Week 2 loss
Roquan Smith on Ravens’ Week 2 loss: “Trust me, it sucks more for us than anyone else”
Lamar Jackson says Ravens have “to find our mojo” after Week 2 collapse against Las Vegas
John Harbaugh on 0-2 start: “We will be defined by the next 15 games”
Our longtime pal and former Chargers, Raiders and Cowboys beat writer Michael Gehlken discusses why he left locker rooms and the sports journalism industry and NFL grind after 15 years to be a father.
Baltimore looks to avoid its first 0-2 start since the 2015 season.
As a hefty 9-point favorite at home against the woeful Las Vegas Raiders, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the importance of the Ravens’ running game and getting win before heading to Dallas, entertaining Buffalo and going to Cincinnati as the schedule promises to stiffen after Gardner Minshew.
Rookie first-round cornerback Nate Wiggins was involved in a car accident earlier this week, which will sideline him for Sunday.
Kyle Van Noy “feeling good, feeling optimistic” after orbital bone fracture in Week 1
John Harbaugh discusses Nate Wiggins getting into car accident earlier this week
As a hefty 9-point favorite at home against the woeful Las Vegas Raiders, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the importance of the Ravens’ running game and getting win before heading to Dallas, entertaining Buffalo and going to Cincinnati as the schedule promises to stiffen after Gardner Minshew.
Chris Horton not concerned over Justin Tucker’s recent misses from 50-plus yards
Kyle Hamilton says Ravens defense eager to rebound from tough Week 1 showing
Lamar Jackson unconcerned about high number of carries — and hits taken — in season opener
The reigning MVP quarterback wasn’t even listed on Wednesday’s injury report after sitting out Monday.
Nnamdi Madubuike talks name change and expectations ahead of Ravens’ home opener
John Harbaugh looks ahead to Ravens’ Week 2 matchup with Las Vegas
After the first look at the new and younger (and cheaper) offensive line of the Baltimore Ravens, Luke Jones and Nestor can only say it needs to improve for the running and passing game of Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry to be truly effective.
After watching three decades of Ravens football here in Baltimore, we aren’t the kind to overreact to a 27-20 loss to the World Champion Kansas City Chiefs to start the season. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the surprises and storylines as Week 1 kicks off a long season.
After watching three decades of Ravens football here in Baltimore, we aren’t the kind to overreact to a 27-20 loss to the World Champion Kansas City Chiefs to start the season. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the surprises and storylines as Week 1 kicks off a long season.
Our intrepid sports reporter Luke Jones spent Monday on the practice field of Owings Mills wondering where Lamar Jackson was and then watched the Orioles take another beating at Fenway. We thought September was supposed to be fun? Luke joined Nestor for a discussion about finding pitching and the youth of Jackson Holliday.
After the first look at the new and younger (and cheaper) offensive line of the Baltimore Ravens, Luke Jones and Nestor can only say it needs to improve for the running and passing game of Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry to be truly effective.
Our intrepid sports reporter Luke Jones spent Monday on the practice field of Owings Mills wondering where Lamar Jackson was and then watched the Orioles take another beating at Fenway. We thought September was supposed to be fun? Luke joined Nestor for a discussion about finding pitching and the youth of Jackson Holliday.
Peter Angelos did everything in his power to give Baltimore the NFL ball in 1994. Here’s the whole story…and the 2131 Cal Ripken night when Orioles fans booed him off the dais and he was never to be seen in front of Baltimore fans ever again.
Marvin Lewis joins Nestor to discuss frustration in trying to stop Lamar Jackson and Ravens
Marvin Lewis joins Nestor to discuss frustration in trying to stop Lamar Jackson and Ravens
Our old pal and sports radio legend J.T. The Brick joins Nestor from Las Vegas with a Super Bowl welcoming mat for Lamar and Ravens – and anyone not named Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. The AFC team will takeover the Raiders facility for a week for Super Bowl XLVIII next month.
Our old pal and sports radio legend J.T. The Brick joins Nestor from Las Vegas with a Super Bowl welcoming mat for Lamar and Ravens – and anyone not named Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. The AFC team will takeover the Raiders facility for a week for Super Bowl XLVIII next month.
