Baltimore Ravens Center Matt Skura goes one-on-one virtually with Bobby on his recovery process after tearing his ACL, MCL and PCL last year against the Rams. The guys get into what the off season looks like, Marshal Yanda's retirement and questions posed from Ravens fans.

Bobby welcomes ESPN’s Jamison Hensley in to dissect the Ravens’ 2020 regular season schedule in all aspects, and recap what had Earl Thomas making TMZ headlines recently. This episode is dedicated to our good friend Peter Schmuck, who after a 30-plus-year run at The Baltimore Sun, says it’s time to say goodbye.

Sportswriter, columnist, television host, commentator, pod-caster. ESPN's Tony Kornheiser has done a little bit of everything throughout his career in sports media. Bobby welcomes in the D.C. Sports Hall of Famer and Pardon the Interruption co-host to talk about a number of items, including adapting to life on the fly mid-pandemic, the Michael Jordan documentary, 2020 NFL Draft, Baltimore as a sports town, Tiger King (yes, we went there...), his professional longevity and much more.

In this week's episode, Bobby welcomes in ESPN's Ravens reporter and WBAL Radio contributor Jamison Hensley. The guys talk draft grades for the Ravens and what led to some of the front office decision-making in this year's 2020 virtual draft. Also, how to make sense of the D.J. Fluker signing and what it might means for the competition at right guard. Jamison lays out which AFC North team will be Baltimore's biggest threat come fall 2020 and assessing Lamar Jackson's off season as reigning MVP.

It's NFL Draft week and former Super Bowl-winning Ravens head coach Brian Billick is Bobby's featured guest to run through who Baltimore might go after with the 28th overall selection in Thursday's opening round. Coach Billick also gets into what he's expecting from a technological standpoint, being that the league is hosting its first-ever virtual draft, plus much more behind-the-scenes perspective on how the Ravens might be preparing.

Ravens Executive VP of Public and Community Relations Kevin Byrne is calling it a career after a 38-year run in the National Football League. At 70, Byrne is the longest-tenured public relations chief and has had a hand in virtually every aspect of the Ravens since Art Modell brought the franchise to Baltimore in 1996. This wide-ranging conversation features Byrne at his best: when he enters storyteller mode. Enjoy.

After the most promising year in recent memory for the University of Maryland Men's basketball team, their season came to a screeching halt at the hands of the Coronavirus. In this episode, Bobby is joined by assistant coach DeAndre Haynes for a wide-ranging conversation which details how the team is dealing with its season's end, Jalen Smith's draft declaration, Anthony Cowan's basketball future, and more.

Ravens director of social media Garrett Downing and editorial director Ryan Mink drop by the podcast to share their thoughts on Monday's pre-draft zoom conference call with Eric DeCosta, John Harbaugh and director of player personnel Joe Hortiz. Bobby also asks the guys about certain limitations and challenges the Coronavirus is placing on this year's NFL Draft still scheduled to run April 23-25.

Countless athletes around the sports world have responded admirably to help those in need as we navigate our way through the Coronavirus pandemic, and Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead is one of them. Bobby wanted to have Willie on as his featured guest for a number of reasons, both in and outside of football, but mostly because of his generous donation of $15,000 to Baltimoreans who are struggling to put food on the table

With almost the entire sports world on an indefinite hold, Bobby and Pete have a candid discussion surrounding specific limitations the Coronavirus has placed on competitions. Plus, Pete shares his stories of local athletes and the ways in which their worlds have been turned upside down.