#208: Discussing the (Reported) Wolfe Addition

Ken McKusick from FilmstudyBaltimore.com joins to break down the tape and John Eisenberg pops in to talk about 'What Happened to That Guy' Season 2.

The former center turned down a lucrative NFL contract to become a full-time farmer.

Mink and Downing predict the Ravens' overall record, stat lines for the top offensive weapons, defensive leaders and more. Plus, Mink reveals a surprise for Downing.

The Ravens' new starting safety talks about his nerves before Week 1, the 'hatred and anger' in his heart, his awesome Joker tattoo and more.

Mink and Downing talk about who's standing out most and overall impressions through the first week-and-a-half of training camp.

The Ravens' second-year wide receiver talks about his progression this offseason, dealing with heightened expectations and more.

Ravens Head Team Physician Andrew Tucker discusses the growing optimism for the season, steps being taken to minimize COVID-19 exposure, and hurdles still remaining.

The second-year linebacker talks about his offseason training, aspirations for 2020, Pernell McPhee's mentorship and much more.

The reigning MVP talks about his COVID offseason, how he improved, his standing among the top quarterbacks, how to get over the playoff hump and much more.

Mink and Downing talk about who they're most excited to see, what's at stake and must be accomplished, early tough roster decisions and more.

Listeners from around the globe call in to talk about how they became Ravens fans, ask some questions and swap stories.

The Ravens' new defensive lineman discusses his process learning the defense, getting to know his teammates, adjusting to a weird offseason, new fatherhood and more.

The Ravens QB talks about his workouts with the rookie receivers, COVID-19's impact on the preseason and regular season, his social justice advocacy, being ready to step into action and more.

A brutal knee injury ended cornerback Gary Baxter's NFL career, but also set him on a course to start a business helping other athletes recover from injuries.

Mink and Garrett talk about the potential of signing Antonio Brown or trading for Jamal Adams, then hold a NETFLIX draft.

The former cornerback spent three seasons in Baltimore (2009-2011) and is now an immigration lawyer arguing life and death cases in the courtroom.

After 91 career sacks, Trevor Pryce dove into his creative side and wrote and produced 'Kulipari', a kids series about battle frogs that was picked up by Netflix. Pryce has now founded an animation studio in Baltimore.

John Eisenberg talks to former Ravens pass rusher Peter Boulware, who has had so much post-career success that he doesn't even identify as a former NFL player.

In the debut episode, John Eisenberg talks to legendary Super Bowl XXXV returner Jermaine Lewis, who fell out of love with football, and in love with alcohol, before finding the sport again.

The former Ravens safety's drug and alcohol addiction led to an early exit from football, leading to working as a firefighter and a return to his first love of boxing.

The former center was a key member of the Ravens team that won Super Bowl XLVII. Now Birk is spending time with his big family, and trying his hand at stand-up comedy.

John Eisenberg talks to former Ravens quarterback Kyle Boller, who was relieved to leave the NFL and doing well after carrying the weight of high expectations on his shoulders.

Center Matt Skura gives an update on his health after tearing three knee ligaments, talks about moving on after Marshal Yanda and more.

Clifton Brown joins the show and talks about how Lamar Jackson's stardom compares to his days covering Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods. Plus, what's the most likely outcome for Matthew Judon's contract negotiations?

Warren Sharp of SharpFootballAnalysis.com talks about his long-standing faith in Lamar Jackson, the direction of the Ravens offense, the team's buy-in on analytics and more.