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Baltimore Ravens safety Bernard Pollard and the quip-hungry, Super Bowl media zombies were made for each other.

We have finally reached the final week of the 2012-13 NFL Season, as we continue our countdown to Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans. This game will continue to be broken down and analyzed with the same angles in mind: the Harbaugh brothers coaching against each other, the special skill-set of San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick and the pending retirement of Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis. Howeve

This ‘SNL’ spoof of the animated and extremely emotional Ray Lewis will have you cracking up.  Kenan Thompson does a fantastic job of impersonating Ray Ray.

We are still ten days away from Super Bowl 47 kicking off in New Orleans, but there are some people who have already started to complain about how much coverage certain story-lines and "angles" are being covered by the media, local and national alike. As somebody who works in the media, I will openly admit that certain subject matters can become dry and run into the ground more than othe

One of the most bizarre plays from "Conference Championship Sunday" in the NFL has been reviewed by the league, and Tom Brady is going to pay for it. The star quarterback of the New England Patriots has been fined $10,000 for making questionable contact with Baltimore Ravens cornerback Ed Reed on a slide late in the first half last Sunday.

One of the most talked about plays from Sunday's NFL conference championship action was the one in which Tom Brady of the New England Patriots ran for short yardage, and slid into Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed with his foot elevated and his spikes aimed at Reed's knee.

We are officially on the two-week road to the Super Bowl, as the 49ers defeated the Falcons and the Ravens beat the Patriots yesterday. However, following his team's loss in the AFC Championship, Patriots coach Bill Belichick refused to give an interview to Steve Tasker of CBS...

Baltimore beat Denver in an instant playoff classic, and San Francisco dominated Green Bay in the NFC. Here's a recap of Saturday's NFL action:

A worker at the Baltimore National Aquarium felt compelled to pay tribute to Ray Lewis by doing his dance under water.  Was the worker bitten by a shark while dancing?

Baltimore Ravens stud linebacker Ray Lewis performed the final pregame dance of his legendary career in the Charm City on Sunday.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin and Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh didn’t exactly share a warm embrace on Sunday.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jacoby Jones showed some smooth moves on and off the field during on Sunday Night Football.