Yardbarker: Mike Anderson

Monday Is D-Day For Denver...

Thu, 05 Nov 2009 15:58:44 -0500

At this point, you may be wondering what we were smoking when we came up with that photojob idea, and theme. Well, the answer is, the Denver Post...Not surprisingly, the word has spread out west.Steeler fans are a force, not unlike the pig flu. No matter where you are, you can't escape.And if they didn't know before, any Broncos fans who read the Denver Post now know that.But we know that it's going to take way more than several thousand drunken yinzers to bring home a win on Mond...

Browns-Broncos Preview, Analysis, and Prediction

Fri, 18 Sep 2009 08:58:26 -0500

All things considered, it was perhaps the most disappointing game of Browns’ 2008 season. After opening the season 0-3, Cleveland battled back to win three out of its next five games, ultimately sitting at 3-5 as they prepared to take on the Denver Broncos at home on Thursday Night Football. Leading 23-10 early in the third quarter, it appeared that the Browns would improve their record to 4-5 and salvage some semblance of an opportunity to make a late season charge at the playof...

Ravens' Cap Casualties: Mike & Mike

Fri, 29 Feb 2008 14:41:42 -0500

The Ravens this week released running back Mike Anderson, and long-time center Mike Flynn.

Playoff Fantasy Football Sleeper and Waiver Wire Watch Week 17

Sun, 23 Dec 2007 21:41:22 -0500

See the hot pick-ups that could provide your fantasy football team with some post season production. Go check it out.

Baltimore Ravens: injury/personnel updates

Sat, 08 Sep 2007 17:13:17 -0500

Updates on Mike Anderson, Trevor Pryce and Jonathan Ogden.

Game Review: Giants at Ravens

Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:41:53 -0500

When you talk the talk, be prepared to walk the walk, as the saying goes. Following their 29-3 dismantling of the Eagles a week ago, several Raven players boasted about the Giants not being ready for what Baltimore was about to bring. In the spotlight of Sunday night football, donning their black uniforms for the first time this year, once again the team dressed in black appeared lost in the dark. Eli Manning stood firm against Baltimore's fierce defensive rush, dodging when needed and went on to complete 10 of 13 passes for 114 yards with the game's lone touchdown, as New York went on to beat Baltimore 13-12. Throughout the night, the Giants controlled the line of scrimmage, barely giving any Ravens quarterback time to breath, much less pass, and New York rolled up 182 total net yards on the ground, taking advantage of the over pursuit and aggressiveness of the Baltimore defense. (Click the link below to read the entire article.)

Is the Ravens Offense Getting Better or Worse?

Tue, 19 Sep 2006 19:51:22 -0500

I picked this up from the Baltimore Ravens' fan site, www.extremeravens.com. Columnist Ken Force writes about the dominating defense being back, but that the offense seemed to look exponentially worse against the Raiders in week 2 than they did in week 1 against the Buccaneers. I'm not worried in the least. The Raiders, as bad as they are, have a good defense that works hard and has been upto the challenge, especially against the Ravens. Steve McNair is not Elvis Grbac, Kyle Boller, or Anthony Wright. He's a former NFL MVP and a proven veteran who has weapons. The one person I am worried for is Jamal Lewis. He just doesn't look like the same back at all anymore. Mike Anderson's waiting in the wings, guys. And let's not forget Musa Smith. He's vastly improving week after week. Baltimore and Cincinnati for the AFC North, down to the wire.