by Chris Stoner | Sep 19, 2010 | Baltimore Ravens
Coming off an emotional win Monday night, the enormous expectations for this Baltimore Ravens were only increased. I think today was a reminder that Lombardi Trophy’s are not awarded in September. The first-half could not have been any worse for the Ravens...
by Chris Stoner | Sep 19, 2010 | Baltimore Ravens
The Ravens have made Paul Kruger inactive for today’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Kruger as an inactive on Sunday’s is becoming an all to common occurrence. I know Kruger has been dealing a shoulder problem, and maybe the Ravens decided to take...
by Chris Stoner | Sep 19, 2010 | Baltimore Ravens
ESPN reported this morning that the Ravens are actively trying to trade RB Willis McGahee for a draft-pick.What sense does that possibly make? You have a roster built for a push towards the Super Bowl, and you are willing to move your back-up RB?Ray Rice might go...
by Chris Stoner | Sep 18, 2010 | Baltimore Ravens
I continue to have empathy for Sergio Kindle. The news yesterday that his rookie year is likely over, and possibly his career; has to be devastating for the soon to be 23-year old to deal with. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-ravens-kindleThere is no rehab...
by Chris Stoner | Sep 18, 2010 | Baltimore Ravens
Tomorrow in Cincinnati should be an interesting game for the Ravens. For Baltimore to gain their second win of the young season, they have to beat a division rival on the road. We all know about that expectations that have been placed on the shoulders of the Ravens...
by Chris Stoner | Sep 13, 2010 | Baltimore Ravens
On the second Monday of September, the Baltimore Ravens began their 2010 season against the New York Jets in a game that featured January playoff intensity. It is typical for opening games to be full of sloppy play, as players adjust to full-speed action. When you add...
