Word on the Street: A Baltimore Sports Short Podcast

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The Week 15 segment of the Russell Street Report on The Coach's Buzz featured talk about Seahawks fans in Baltimore, the future of Lardarius Webb, Kelechi Osemele at LT and more.

The Ravens losing ways demand accountability and yet Ozzie Newsome remains in the background, allowing his head coach to take all of the heat. Newsome’s “hall pass” has expired. The teams gaping holes and obvious weaknesses go beyond the injuries and there will be consequences. Some heads are gonna roll.

Brian Bower filled in for "injured" Tony Lombardi on The Coach’s Buzz and the things discussed included the Ravens bright spot, a new three-headed monster and ba-heenies.

The remainder of the Ravens 2015 schedule, despite 3 home games, looks like a buzz saw. They currently sit at 4-8 and unfortunately, 4-12 is a very real possibility.

When Will Hill raced 64 yards with the ball following the Browns' blocked FGA, I experienced an epiphanic moment akin to that of The Grinch Who Stole Christmas.

Marc Trestman has been unfairly labeled a villain in Baltimore for the Ravens losing ways. Here's why he's earned a second season as the team's offensive coordinator.

On this segment of The Coach's Buzz sponsored by Rain-X we discuss the Ravens without Joe Flacco, Marc Trestman, the Ravens being flexed by NBC and more.

Isn't it about time the NFL hires younger and full-time officials. Here's a rant that we dare you to disagree with ;-)

In segment 2 on The Coach's Buzz Tony discussed the idea of Ray Rice returning to Baltimore, Justin Tucker's struggles, the Ravens first pick in the 2016 NFL Draft and more...

Tony Lombardi joins The Coach's Buzz. During the first segment Coach Buzz, Miles Goodman and Tony discuss bad officiating, Concussion, Matt Schaub and Colin Kaepernick as a Raven.

If you are a fan of the Baltimore Ravens this discussion is like the movie Groundhog Day. The team desperately needs capable wide receivers who will show up on Sunday.

Ray Lewis' speech prior to the Ravens game against the San Diego Chargers was a sobering reminder of the scarcity of leadership in the team's locker room.

One of Ozzie Newsome’s precious credos on draft day has always been, “best player available”. His argument has always been that even if you draft a player that isn’t a need position, some day that position WILL become a need. The classic example is their 2001 first round pick Todd Heap who was selected despite the presence of Shannon Sharpe. The approach certainly has merit. Take the best player o...

Expectations are a dangerous thing, particularly high ones. Fail to reach them and criticisms are sure to follow, fast and furiously. Enter the 2015 Baltimore Ravens, a team I no longer recognize.

Critics say that Joe Flacco can't carry a team the way other top quarterbacks can. But are these other quarterbacks forced to work with a roster that is bankrupt in terms of playmakers.

After a (1-4) start and with no end to the team's bleeding in sight the Baltimore Ravens should manage the balance of the 2015 season in a way that allows them to take a long look at young players who may or may not contribute in 2016.

Some bold predictions for the Ravens v. Browns on October 11, 2015.

During the 2010 NFL Draft the Ravens had an opportunity to address a long-time team need. Instead they ignored one player in favor of a failed project.

The NFL seeks to continually refine its product to enhance the fan experience. But the ongoing tinkering of the rules, which essentially pushes the NFL game closer and closer to that of Arena Football, has a counterproductive effect on the league’s alleged desire to make the game better for the fans.

Clearly the Ravens need another wide receiver but given their current cap position can they afford a player like Alshon Jeffrey if he was available?

When it comes to the subject of injury reports, gambling, Fan Duel and Draft Kings the NFL and Roger Goodell once again prove they are hypocrites.

I believe in the cliché, one for all and all for one. I buy into the adage that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. And I will swear by the concept of “Team First”. Therefore it should be no surprise that I’m a big John Harbaugh fan.

This week the Ravens travel to Pittsburgh to take on their archrival Steelers. Before the severity of Ben Roethlisberger’s injury was known the Ravens were 3 ½ point underdogs tonight against Mike Tomlin’s (2-1) squad. With Michael Vick behind center the Ravens are now 2 ½ point road favorites. How will this one play out?

The Baltimore Ravens have the same personnel, same blocking scheme and the same offensive line coach but they are not producing in 2015 the way they did in 2014.