The Ravens and Chiefs kick off the NFL season in Arrowhead. A different venue but many of the same characters that starred in the AFC Championship game last year. We discuss what we’re looking for from the Ravens in their first real game against one of the best opponents the league can offer.
Ravens fans got a surprise Sunday evening when news broke that OBJ decided to sign with the Ravens. We briefly discuss the acquisition and proceed with our regularly scheduled draft coverage focusing on the defense.
For the first time we’re joined by Andrew to discuss his Steelers team in a preview episode. We talk about this iconic NFL rivalry and how the first matchup of the season might fare for both sides.
The Texans with a new coach and rookie quarterback have the tough task of starting the season on the road at M&T Bank Stadium. We go over their new look team and key matchups.
With the NFL coming down with a verdict, while the AFC North is out of grasp, there is a chance the Ravens can get a home playoff game if they figure out a way to beat Cincinnati for the second time this year and if the coin flips in their favor. We discuss the matchup with friend of the show and resident Bengals fan Justin.
If it could go wrong, it did go wrong in a brutal loss against the Browns. The offensive woes continued, the special teams were off, and the defense wasn’t able to generate a much needed turnover to lift the team to victory.
After that we discuss the 3rd and 4th round compensatory picks the Ravens received in this year’s draft by going down memory lane of all the Ravens comp picks over time. We couldn’t find this list anywhere so we made it ourselves! A Ravens ReCAP exclusive!
1996: 6th round: WR James Roe
1997: 6th round: DE Cornell Brown 7th round: QB Wally Richardson
1998: 7th round: TE Cam Quayle
1999: 4th round: G Edwin Mulitalo
2000: No Picks
2001: No Picks
2002: 6th round: WR Javon Hunter, RB Chester Taylor, S Chad Williams
2003: 4th round: FB Ovie Mughelli 5th round: OT Tony Pashos 7th round: OT Mike Mabry, CB Antwoine Sanders
2004: 6th round: WR Clarence Moore 7th round: WR Derek Abney, G Brian Rimpf
This was one of my favorite Marshal Yanda plays. Turned a possible third-and-1 from the 36 into a first down to set up Justin Tucker's game-winning field goal moments later in the "Mile High Miracle" game. #Ravenspic.twitter.com/r9fj2FQZsd
