How will the Ravens’ running game look without Vonta Leach?

Posted on June 10, 2013 by Kris Jones

Unable to agree on a restructured contract with the Ravens, fullback Vonta Leach now finds himself unemployed. He appeared to say his goodbyes to the Ravens on Twitter this evening. In the NFL, it’s not often that the best player at their position doesn’t have job security, but that was the case for Leach, who was underutilized despite his $3 million base salary. Leach was a locker room leader and extremely well respected amongst his peers. Cutting a three-time Pro Bowl player who hasn’t declined on the field seems atypical, … Continue reading →

Ray Rice tattoos Lombardi trophy on his biceps

Posted on May 28, 2013 by Kris Jones

Winning a Super Bowl is a life changing event, and a reminder will be permanently etched into Ray Rice’s biceps forever. Rice showed off his new ink on his left biceps, the one he often points to after finding his way into the end zone. With Rice’s right biceps still a blank canvas, Ravens fans can only hope he’ll have something new to tattoo on himself after this season. Picture c/o Jimmy’s Famous Seafood

Former TE takes an immature shot at Ray Lewis

Posted on May 24, 2013 by Kris Jones

Not cool! The often hilarious Deadspin site has made an autograph of former Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Pete Mitchell public. Mitchell signed a picture, “Ryan, This is what it looks like to be chased by a murderer!!” with an image of him being chased by Ray Lewis. Not only was Lewis never convicted of any murders, he has been more than a model citizen ever since. It’s actually a shame that someone who was supposed to be a “professional” took shots at a fellow player over ten years after being … Continue reading →

Denver’s Mayor injured while practicing Ray Lewis’ dance

Posted on January 15, 2013 by Kris Jones

Politicians are rarely taken seriously and the following story will add one more piece of evidence to the ever-growing list of why that is. This is certainly true because it’s all too good to even attempt to make up. Whenever there is a major sporting event, politicians jump at the opportunity for additional PR. They create wagers between themselves and the rival area’s person of the same political office (mayor vs. mayor, governor vs. governor, etc). This was once again the case last week as Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and Denver … Continue reading →