Kevin Mcnelis is a journalist based in Baltimore, Maryland, focusing on local sports coverage. He writes for BWP Associates LLC, providing insights and analysis on the Baltimore Ravens and the NFL. Kevin's articles delve into the intricacies of the game, highlighting key players, strategies, and memorable moments.
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Kevin Mcnelis primarily covers sports, particularly baseball and the Baltimore Ravens football team. His articles often include exclusive insights and expert commentary on specific games or events. Given his local focus on Maryland and Baltimore, he may be receptive to pitches related to local sports stories, including coverage of rookie players or training camps for the MLB teams based in this area.
Pitches offering exclusive access to players, coaches, or behind-the-scenes stories about the Baltimore Ravens could also resonate with him. Additionally, providing expert commentary from individuals knowledgeable about the local sports scene might capture his attention.
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The Baltimore Ravens are clearly set at QB with two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson, but what if he misses time?
Baltimore Ravens EDGE David Ojabo, while not cleared for games yet, had a good day at practice at 1 Winning Drive on Tuesday.
As NFL teams cut down to 53 players, one team's trash can easily become another team's treasure. What positions should the Ravens chase?
By: Kevin Mcnelis
If the NFL is truly tilting back toward being a running league, that benefits the Baltimore Ravens, as long as they commit to it!
The Baltimore Ravens nearly collapsed again, this time thanks in large part to terrible officiating in favor of the Dallas Cowboys.
Several Baltimore Ravens who have been criticized or underestimated had big games in the team's win in Cincy in Week 5.
By: Kevin Mcnelis
The Baltimore Ravens turned in another complete effort to take down the red-hot Washington Commanders in Week 6.
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews caught his franchise record 42nd and 43rd touchdown passes in the team's win in Tampa.
The Baltimore Ravens defense, especially pass defense, is a huge problem if the team has Championship aspirations.
By: Kevin Mcnelis
The Baltimore Ravens offense is humming and is set to get even better, but can the defense complement them just enough?
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