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Joe Flacco Live On Last Call
Ravens Super Bowl MVP, Joe Flacco, joined Mark Zinno live on Last Call to talk SB, MVP, Ravens off season, DWTS & more!
Coleman: Ravens Ready for Draft
The Super Bowl Champions will be looking to add the proper pieces to the puzzle that can keep the franchise as a consistent contender.
Coleman: Defense Adds 4, Maybe More?
The Ravens keep shuffling the deck and reloading. The team which has been a contenders in each of the last five years, is trying for number six.
Phil Savage Talks Ravens Free Agency Decisions
Former Ravens Director of Player Personnel Phil Savage joined Last Call with Mark Zinno to talk about the Ravens recent moves.
Jerry Coleman: Joe Flacco Had Leverage
Hopefully now, the Ravens will be able to retain a few key players, particularly, WR Anquan Boldin.
Zinno Talks With Super Bowl Champion DT Haloti Ngata
Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata joined Zinno on “Last Call” to discuss the Ravens Super Bowl XLVII victory.
Jerry Coleman: Ravens Wrap Up A Most Successful Season
The Ravens season concluded with the annual “State of the Team” address and the top priority was to see if the team can work out a long-term contract with franchise quarterback and Super Bowl MVP, Joe Flacco.
How ‘Seven Nation Army’ Became The Ravens Pump-Up Song…And The 4 Songs They Almost Played Instead
Here’s how “Seven Nation Army” became the Raven’s “pump up” song…and the four songs the Ravens almost used instead.
Jerry Coleman: The Ravens Victory Celebration
It has been twelve years since the Ravens captured the Lombardi trophy, now they had a chance to celebrate it with their fans. It was a joyous day in the city of Baltimore, as the victory parade started at City Hall and concluded at the home of the Ravens – M&T Bank stadium.
Jerry Coleman: MVP News Conference
Roger Goodell came to the podium to congratulate the Ravens on their Super Bowl win. He also thanked the city of New Orleans for hosting the Super Bowl.
Jerry Coleman: Ravens Win It All; Locker Room Reaction
The purple and black have battled everything this year and now they bring home the Lombardi trophy for a second time and first since 2000. The team bent but did not break in the game.
Bob Haynie: The Big Game In The Big Easy
When it comes to the Super Bowl, you can always expect drama and storylines. This week has been no different. From deer spray and sibling rivalry, to homophobia and hubris, we have seen it all.
Now it’s time to talk about the game.
