Sports With Coleman

Voluntary Works outs were held at the Castle and players also spoke to the media.

Pat — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 04:00:07 +0000

The Baltimore Ravens held a press conference at the Castle where four players addressed the media. Those players were Lardarius Webb, Jah Reid, Michael Oher and Paul Kruger. Ladarius Webb made some headlines claiming that the Ravens have the “Best Defense” in the league. He is aspiring to be more involved as a Punt Returner. He made a comparison to Deion Sanders saying “that is what made Deion Sanders so great because he would return a kick, punt and interception for a touchdown”. If Webb would be able to return kicks as well as being an effective Corner Back, he would be a dual threat for the opposing team. So will Lardarius Webb get his chance to be a Deion Sanders and be a Punt Returner as a Corner Back in 2012? Only the team can decide that.

Ozzie Newsome comments on the Ray Rice contract.

Pat — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 21:53:53 +0000

Ravens General Manager Ozzie Newsome is pleased with the contract negotiations of Running Back Ray Rice.

EXCLUSIVE: Jarret Johnson Speaks on Leaving Ravens!

Pat — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 13:32:47 +0000

The San Diego Chargers signed former Ravens linebacker Jarret Johnson to a four year contract on Wednesday. Johnson joined Jerry Coleman on 105.7 The Fan to talk about signing with the Chargers and leaving the Ravens after nine seasons.

Jarret Johnson on Leaving Ravens, Signing with Chargers

Brian Matusz is on the mound for the Orioles

Pat — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 00:04:37 +0000

The Orioles pitcher Brian Matusz is throwing to Matt Weiters. The O’s are now two weeks into spring training and still the Opening day slot is wide open.

Dan Duquette analyzes the O’s bullpen

Pat — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 00:16:53 +0000

Dan Duquette recaps the Orioles offseason acquisitions for the bullpen.

Baltimore Ravens Reflect on Season

Pat — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 12:24:04 +0000

The Baltimore Ravens held their end of the season press conference at 1 Winning Drive. Owner Steve Bisciotti, General Manager Ozzie Newsome, President Dick Cass and Head Coach John Harbaugh reflected on the season and looked ahead to next season.

Bisciotti talked about getting over the loss in the AFC Championship game and what the team needs to do to improve:

Steve Bisciotti also said that age will not close the window on the Ravens championship aspirations:

Bisciotti also said he doesn’t blame any players for the AFC Championship loss:

Ozzie Newsome talks about Joe Flacco:

Gary Williams

Pat — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 12:56:19 +0000

Ravens Promote Pees, Retain Cameron

Pat — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 12:52:17 +0000

The Baltimore Ravens moved quickly to address their vacant defensive coordinator position, naming linebackers coach Dean Pees as the team’s new defensive leader. Pees has previous experience in the role; he served as the defensive coordinator for the New England Patriots from 2006-2009. Former Ravens defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano left the team to become the Head Coach of the Indianapolis Colts. John Harbaugh addressed the promotion of Pees:

Harbaugh talked about what qualities Dean Pees will bring to the team in his new role and Pees talked about improving with experience:

Coach Pees talked about his promotion to defensive coordinator:

Coach Harbaugh also announced that the team will be retaining Cam Cameron as the offensive coordinator. Harbaugh talked about the decision and gave credit to his coaching staff:

Cam Cameron talked about Joe Flacco and the shape of the Ravens’ offense:

Flacco Matures in Front of Our Eyes

Pat — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 13:11:26 +0000

How can anyone possibly put a positive spin on Sunday’s devastating loss to the Patriots? No one can. I’m not going to bother trying. But I will say this: despite the pair of soon-to-be-historic miscues by Lee Evans and Billy Cundiff at the end of the game, Joe Flacco proved that he is capable of leading this team to a Super Bowl.

He will just have to wait approximately 365 days for another shot.

Let’s take a step back and realize how far Flacco has come. Three years ago in this nearly identical situation against the Steelers, the Ravens needed Flacco to drive down the field and score a touchdown to send his team to the Super Bowl. A handful of plays later, he threw an interception that ended his rookie season in heartbreak.

This year, the Ravens called on Flacco to do the exact same thing. He drove down field and put the Ravens in excellent position to send the Patriots packing and the Ravens to Super Bowl XLVI. Completion after completion, Flacco was steadily proving his doubters wrong and instilling hope in the eyes Ravens fans. That hope was not in vain. Even though the Ravens lost, Flacco proved that he is capable of coming through in the clutch. He just needs someone on the other end to help out.

For a team whose defense is aging and is likely to lose at least one of it’s all-time greats this offseason, Joe Flacco is maturing in front of our eyes.

Ravens Lose to Patriots in AFC Championship Game

Pat — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 12:14:25 +0000

The Baltimore Ravens lost in the AFC Championship game to the New England Patriots 23-20. Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh talked about the game after the loss:

Quarterback Joe Flacco talked about his pass to Lee Evans and the sequence at the end of the game:

Running back Ray Rice talked about the loss and Joe Flacco’s performance:

Linebacker Ray Lewis talked about the loss, Joe Flacco’s performance and Billy Cundiff missing the late field goal:

Linebacker Terrell Suggs also talked about the tough loss: