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Ravens fall again for the second time in two weeks.  Some might say the script looked eerily similar to the Bills game with a 4th quarter fumble.  But many would say the lack of performance from the defense is what put this game away early.  

The Lions rushed for over 220 yards; a feat that only two other teams had done in franchise history. Now, fans are wondering what in the world is going on? Should they fire Zach Orr or John Harbaugh? Are fans overreacting?  Let’s talk all this and more or another episode of Purple Pride Power Hour 

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I’m officially back! Today’s episode I will quickly recap the Ravens @ Bills on Sunday Night Football.  Follow by a preview of this week’s game in the home opener against Cleveland.  

Also, I will bring you up to speed on where I have been and the direction of the podcast.

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After a much needed hiatus, I explain where I have been and what I'm doing. Any changes to the podcast platform. All this and more 

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John Harbaugh out duels his younger brother Jim Harbaugh in primetime as he increases his record to 3-0. Ravens use their smash mouth run game to defeat the Chargers in Inglewood.  Derrick Henry would lead the way with 140 yards on the ground, while Lamar Jackson and Justice Hill would see pay dirt .  The Ravens would rush for over 200 yards in this game, which would be for the 4th time this season.  The defense would keep 'the gunslinger' Justin Herbert in check as he would have have under 250 yards throwing, however he was able to get in the end zone a 29 yard run.  As a whole the defense would sack Herbert 4 times, and had some big pass break-ups.

The Ravens pick up their 8th win of the season staying at pace with the division leader, Pittsburgh Steelers, vying for that AFC North title.  Is the defense slowly turning a corner? Can the Ravens run the table?  Is Lamar Jackson still front runner for MVP? All this and more on another episode of the Purple Pride Power Hour.

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After a tough close loss to division rival, The Pittsburgh Steelers, the Ravens will take their talents to the west coast as they square off against the Los Angelos Chargers in primetime.  Jim and John Harbaugh are two legendary coaches in all of football. Jim Harbaugh made his return to the NFL after a 10 year hiatus.  He was widely successful at the collegiate level as his former team, the Michigan Wolverines, would win the CFB championship earlier this year.  

The Harbaugh brothers have faced each other just twice in the NFL, and to no surprise the elder brother John leads the series 2-0.  Their last face-off would come on the grandest stage of them all, Super Bowl 47 in New Orleans.  Interestingly enough, that is the exact same sight of this year's game.  Jim Harbaugh has the Chargers rolling, under the radar with a 7-3 record. While John Harbaugh and his Ravens sit atop the NFL as it's hottest offense with a 7-4 record.  The Ravens had a tough loss in Pittsburgh last Sunday afternoon, and the Chargers would defeat Bengals in a close contest 34-27 on Sunday Night Football.

Both teams are #1 respectively in their offense and defense prowess.  The Ravens have given up big plays in the secondary this season, however they are the top offense in the league.  While the Chargers are a top red zone defense and have held opponents to an average 14ppg.  Will Lamar and the offense bounce back this week? Can the Chargers stop the league's top  scoring offense?  Will Jim Harbaugh get his first win against his big brother John? All this and more on another episode of The Purple Pride Power Hour Podcast.

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Ravens and Bengals put on another thriller, but it would come late in the second half of the game. The Ravens trailed by 14 late in the third quarter, and per usual Lamar Jackson had another 'superman' performance to help propel them pass the Bengals. This win would help the Ravens complete yet another sweep of the Bengals for the second consective season. The last regular season win the Bengals  have over the Ravens  would be back in the 2022 season.

Though the Ravens were able to squeak out a 35-34 win, it would be costly as they surrendered over 457 yards and 5 touchdowns to Bengals star receiver, Ja'Marr Chase.  With this being said, can the secondary be fixed? Is Zach Orr (or Dean Pees) the problem?  Can the Ravens win in the playoffs? All this and more on another episode of the Purple Pride Power Hour podcast.

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The Baltimore Ravens 5 game win streak came to a screeching halt by the hand of an AFC North Division rival, the Cleveland Browns.  There's many to blame for this loss: the offense dropped passes, the defense dropped INTs, Justin Tucker missed a field goal.  At the end of the day, they are a team and this was for sure a TEAM loss.

With that being said, the Ravens are 9.5 point favorites against the Broncos (sounds familiar? so were they last week against the Browns) and they will have a test against one of the league's top pass defenses.  Can the Ravens' secondary improve? How will the addition of Diontae Johnson help make the Ravens' offense more dangerous?  All this and more on another edition of the Purple Pride Power Hour Podcast.

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The Ravens will take their talents to Cleveland as they will face their second divisional opponent this season in the Browns.  The Browns lone win would come in week two against the Jags, however since then they have loss 5 straight.  If that is not enough, this past Sunday they would lose their franchise QB, Deshaun Watson, for the year with a torn achilles.

The Ravens go into Cleveland as the top offensive juggernaut in the NFL.  The QB/RB duo of Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry has been sensational this season.  They could go down as one of the greatest duos in the history of the NFL.  With all of the highs of the offense, there is one noticeable low on the defense, the secondary.  Last week, the secondary appeared to be turning somethings around with Marlon Humphrey consective picks on Baker Mayfield.  But that was almost forgettable as the Ravens would allow 21 points to the Bucs offense.  Will the secondary's performance improve with the return of Arthur Maulet? Can Jamies Winston help the Browns to their first win since September? All this and more on another episode of the Purple Pride Power Hour Podcast.

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The Ravens offense has been 'red hot' this past month with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry leading the way.  This is seemingly becoming the best QB/RB duo in recent memory, or maybe in NFL history.  Tonight was no different.  Though they got off to a slow start in the first two drives, and found themselves in a 10-0 deficit. They would quickly find their footing, and it was all down hill for the Bucs from there.  Lamar Jackson and company would score 17 unanswered, and two big interceptions on the Bucs ensuing drives would help set Baltimore up with their halftime lead 17-10. 

After half time, Ravens would only punt once and rack up 24 additional points as Lamar Jackson would have another 5 touchdown night.  Derrick Henry would end the night with a total of 182 yards and a touchdown.  Mark Andrews would make history with his touchdowns as now being most in franchise history. The resiliency of this team is breathtaking, and even with a slightly abismal start the appear to be unstoppable.  Can the Ravens go on a run? What team can stop this offense? Is this a start for the secondary to turn around? All this and more on another episode of Purple Pride Power Hour.

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The highly anticipated matchup between 2X NFL MVP Lamar Jackson and 2023 Heisman Trophy Winner Jayden Daniels  for sure did not disappoint.  They both held their own and accounted for 654 total yards and 3 touchdowns.  Of course, the Ravens played take away ball as they dominated T.O.P. for 36 minutes and ran the ball over 150+ yards on just 37 touches.

Jayden Daniels was not to be taken lightly, as he carved up the Ravens underperforming secondary spreading the ball around and throwing 2 touchdowns to star receiver, Terry McLaurin.  He played very poise, very collective, very DEMURE (lol).  However, it was not enough as the Ravens were able to use their “closer” Derrick Henry to once again add to their multi-game win streak.  With that being said, is this the Ravens “new identity”? Should we be concerned about the secondary? Can the Ravens compete in the postseason now? All this and more on another episode of the Purple Pride Power Hour!!

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