The Pittsburgh Steelers took a major blow to their playoff chances after losing to the Baltimore Ravens 20-17 on Sunday. The Steelers are vying for a Wild Card spot in the AFC but both the New York Jets and Kansas City Chiefs won on Sunday bringing them to 10-5 while the Steelers fell to 9-6. As you may or may not know, Snoop Dogg is a big Steelers fan. He took to his Instagram and Twitter accounts to curse the Ravens out. Well the Ravens shut him down with one picture.
NFL: Steve Smith Has Made It Clear That He Will Not Be Traded, ‘I Would Quit’
Recently, Steve Smith Sr. took to Twitter so share a video of his retirement and his pride in retiring as a Baltimore Raven. Apparently, his son feels a little differently, as he tweeted about his father deserving his Carolina homecoming.
NFL: Ray Lewis Gives His Accounts OF Atlanta Murders
Ray Lewis is a future Hall of fame Linebacker and super bowl champion, but in 2000 all of that almost went up in smoke when he along with two others were charged with the murders of Richard Lollar and Jacinth Baker afte. Lewis eventually reached a plea bargin in the case and plead guilty to obstruction of justice charges, but in his new book “I Feel Like Going On: Life, Game, And Glory,” Lewis gives his accounts of what really happened.
NFL: Steve Smith Sr. Reflects On Retirement And Says ‘I Don’t Want To Miss My Children Growing Up’
Steve Smith Sr. is a professional wide receiver for the Baltimore Ravens. Just hours before the Ravens face the Bengals on Sunday afternoon, Smith reflected on how this season will be his last.
NFL: Ravens’ Coach John Harbaugh Calls Bengals ‘the Most Talented Team in the League’
The Baltimore Ravens are currently 0-2 and to avoid an 0-3 start they must beat their AFC North conference rivals, the Cincinnati Bengals who are currently 2-0. It might be their biggest challenge as Ravens head coach John Harbaugh called them the most talented team in the league.
NFL: Terrell Suggs Says He Will Not Retire After Tearing His Achilles Tendon
Baltimore Ravens linebacker, Terrell Suggs, suffered a torn Achilles’ tendon last week during the first regular season game against the Denver Broncos. The veteran is expected to be out for the remainder of the season, but says that this season would not be his last.
