February 8th, 2010 
Matt Jergensen 
Posted in Sorry for the delay wrapping up this final segment in handing out our season awards. I’ve been shoveling since Sunday and with twenty more inches headed our way by the end of Wednesday night I’ve got another sore back in my future. But, honestly there really wasn’t much suspense on this selection, was there? Ray [...]
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Final Reflections
Well, it surely is a winter of our discontent here in Baltimore is it not? Not only did our beloved Ravens not make it to the Superbowl, but most of us were forced to watch the big game while stranded in Icy Bastilles wrought by the worst snow storm in Maryland history. As for me, [...]
Ravens Gab Super Bowl Trivia Contest for a New FLO TV!
With the Super Bowl just days away, we here at RavensGab.com are giving away a free FLO TV! All you have to do is simply answer the following 20 Super Bowl Trivia questions, and send your answers to matt@nflgridirongab.com FLO TV is a great product that brings live mobile TV to the small screen. FLO [...]
“State of the Ravens” In Step with Fans’ Concerns
Yesterday afternoon, the Ravens front office stepped to the podium to not only officially comment on this past season but to discuss the future of the franchise. In general, the comments were in accord with many of the same issues that fans complained about during the 2009 campaign, repeated penalties, the lack of a [...]
2009 Ravens Gab Awards: Defensive Player of the Year
Defense has been the identity of the Baltimore Ravens for more than a decade. Over the years they’ve had plenty of high profile players to help carry that reputation. So choosing a defensive player of the year would seem to be a bit harder than some other categories. Jonathan Scruggs makes the case for linebacker, [...]
Rookies Add Stability
Michael Oher, Lardarius Webb and Dannell Ellerbe provided stability to their perspective positions and all three have benefitted from playing experience in their first NFL season. With these new players emerging, the team can concentrate on upgrading other positions in the offseason. RT Michael Oher, solidified his spot and could easily compete for left tackle. [...]
