Tony Lombardi is a local journalist based in Baltimore, Maryland. He writes for BWP Associates LLC and his work has also been featured in Elite Agent. Tony covers a range of topics, including sports, entertainment, and local events, providing insightful commentary and analysis for his readers.
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Lamar Jackson is spectacular while the Ravens defense was complementary. Will the Ravens add to the defense before the deadline? More here...
By: Tony Lombardi
This week's award goes to a player who embraces the dirty work like no other.
By: Tony Lombardi
The Ravens beat the Bengals 35-34 to advance to (7-3). Yet it feels dirty.
Hot takes touch on Bateman, Wallace, Roquan and the play in the Ravens v. Bengals game that SHOULD HAVE ended it.
Former Raven looks to prove something to John Harbaugh and Eric DeCosta.
Is the rivalry as intense? Purple Friday isn't. And the best safety in football is available. Plus, Harbaugh v. Tomlin.
The Netflix presentation of the Tyson v. Paul was a net-fiasco. It triggered concerns about the platform's ability to broadcast NFL games.
Calling out Harbaugh, Monken & Lamar for their big game phobia. Yet a silver lining did appear that could be a building block.
Some players willingly accept the dirty work to allow others to shine.
Despite his greatness, some fans want to run Justin Tucker out of town while others dump on Lamar Jackson. The perils of recency bias.
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