UKRavens Podcast - A Baltimore Ravens Podcast from the United Kingdom

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Welcome to the UK Ravens Podcast. Created, produced and hosted by members of the UK Ravens. Join our community now. @UKRavens

  1. Oct 7

    #167 - Titans Tears (Again) & A Trade!

    This episode explores the Ravens' recent trade for center Cam Jurgens, analyzing his fit and potential impact on the team, along with a detailed review of their recent game against the Titans. The discussion covers offensive line strategies, player performances, and game management insights.

  2. Oct 1

    #166- Livin' La Vida Loca

    The Ravens win a dramatic game on the road in Rio. Ashley, Gordon and Shane are here to break down the good, the bad and the Loop of it all. A Richmond history and week 4 preview round things out.

  3. Sep 24

    #165 - Oh When The Saints, Go Marching in... To M&T Bank Stadium

    In this episode, we analyze the Baltimore Ravens' week 2 loss to the New Orleans Saints, exploring coaching decisions, player performances, and the impact of injuries. We also delve into the history of NFL international games and preview the upcoming match in Rio against the Dallas Cowboys.

  4. Sep 16

    #164 - One and On The Way To A Superbowl! Colts Reaction

    In this episode, we analyze the Ravens' week one victory, focusing on offensive innovations, standout players, and defensive adjustments. We explore Declan Doyle’s promising start as offensive coordinator, Lamar Jackson’s stellar performance, and the defensive challenges faced in the game. We also preview the upcoming game against the Saints, discussing matchups and predictions. Shane delivers another Richmond history.

  5. Sep 8

    #163 - Here We Go Again. Week 1 @Colts Preview and season predictions.

    As the preseason wraps up, the anticipation for the Ravens' season ahead is palpable. With the 2026 season on the horizon, it’s time to delve into the highlights, surprises, and discussions stemming from the Ravens' final roster decisions. The guys run through their own season predictions before attention turns to the Week 1 match up with the Indianapolis Colts. Football is finally back!

  6. Aug 28

    #162 - Pre Season Week 2 With Guest Jeff Zrebiec

    A Conversation with Jeff Zrebiec: Insights from the Ravens BeatIt's not every day that we get to sit down with someone like Jeff Zrebiec, a name that resonates in the world of sports journalism, especially when it comes to the Baltimore Ravens. Ian Demain welcomes Jeff to the UK Ravens podcast, and the conversation takes us through his journey, his experiences covering the team, and his thoughts on the future of NFL games abroad.Later we look back at a week of joint practice with The Vikings and the second pre season game.

  7. Aug 22

    #161 - Playing Like Assholes w/ Cole Jackson - Ravens Preseason Week 1, O-Line Deep Dive, Ja'Kobi Lane & Declan Doyle

    The UKRavens Podcast is back for Episode 161, with special guest Cole Jackson joining Ashley, James and Gordon to break down the Ravens’ first preseason action and what we’re learning about the 2026 team. With Cole on the show, there’s only one place to start: the offensive line. The guys take a deep dive into first-round pick Vega Ioane’s Ravens debut, the developing battle at centre and why Jovon Gwynn could be forcing his way into the conversation. With Danny Pinter suffering an injury during joint practices, what does Baltimore’s starting interior offensive line now look like, and has Dwayne Ledford already started to make his mark? There’s also plenty of discussion around Carson Vinson’s continued development, Emery Jones’ difficult start and which offensive linemen could find themselves fighting for a place on the final 53. Away from the trenches, the Ja'Kobi Lane hype train shows no signs of slowing down. After impressing throughout training camp, Lane delivered when the pads came on and is beginning to look like a genuine part of Baltimore’s plans for 2026. Elijah Surratt also catches the eye, while Cole explains why Declan Doyle’s formations and use of stacked receivers could help Baltimore’s young pass catchers make an immediate impact. Matthew Hibner provides another preseason highlight at tight end, while the early signs from Doyle’s new offense have the guys increasingly excited about what could be coming when Lamar Jackson takes over. Under-centre play action, bootlegs and a more sophisticated passing game could create some fascinating possibilities for the two-time MVP. On defense, the early signs from Jesse Minter are equally encouraging. The secondary depth impresses, Robert Longerbeam and Keondre Jackson make their cases for roster spots, and the guys look at the pressure packages and coverage rotations already beginning to appear in Minter’s scheme. There’s also discussion around Tyler Loop and the kicking situation, the biggest winners and losers from the opening preseason game, and some remarkably quick injury recoveries in Baltimore. Finally, the show reflects on the sad passing of former Raven O.J. Brigance and the enormous impact he had on the Ravens organisation, its players and the wider Baltimore community. Plus, the UKRavens 2026 meetups are here, with ten events planned across the UK as the new season approaches.

  8. Aug 14

    #160 - Catching Up on the Summer - What's new for the Baltimore Ravens headed into the 2027 season.

    In this week’s episode of the UKRavens Podcast, Ian is joined by James and Gordon as the pod returns from its offseason break with Ravens football finally back on the horizon. With training camp underway and the first preseason game just days away, there is plenty to catch up on as Baltimore prepares for the 2026 season. The conversation begins with the biggest news of camp so far: Zay Flowers’ four-year, $140 million extension. The guys break down the numbers behind the deal, why the headline figure doesn’t necessarily tell the full story and how the rising salary cap could make the contract look increasingly good value over time. There is also discussion around Flowers’ standing amongst the NFL’s best receivers, his chemistry with Lamar Jackson and why a new-look offense under Declan Doyle could finally give him the opportunity to produce the numbers his talent deserves. Attention then turns to the rest of the wide receiver room. Rashod Bateman’s comments about moving around the formation spark a discussion about whether a more varied role, including increased snaps from the slot, could finally unlock another level from the former first-round pick. And then there’s the training camp darling everyone is talking about: Ja'Kobi Lane. After a string of spectacular catches and glowing reports from Ravens camp, the guys revisit their pre-draft evaluations of Lane and ask how much of the hype is real. His outstanding contested-catch ability is clear, but questions remain around separation, beating press coverage and how quickly those areas can develop at NFL level. There is also discussion about what his rookie role might actually look like and whether he could become the big-bodied, contested-catch target Lamar has often lacked. On defense, the unexpected return of Nnamdi Madubuike provides another major reason for optimism. The guys discuss what his return could mean for a defensive front already strengthened by Trey Hendrickson, and how Jesse Minter and Anthony Weaver could transform a pass rush that struggled to generate pressure consistently last season. With Travis Jones, Mike Green and a number of young players also in the mix, could Baltimore go from one of its biggest weaknesses to possessing one of the league’s most dangerous defensive fronts? With preseason football approaching, attention turns to the players and position battles worth watching against the Eagles. The offensive line remains one of the biggest questions, with rookie Vega Ioane, the centre competition and new offensive line coach Dwayne Ledford all under the microscope. There is also a deep defensive back battle developing, while players such as TJ Tampa, Robert Longerbeam and Rayshaun Benny have an opportunity to make their case for roster spots. Finally, the guys discuss rookie running back Adam Randall and what the converted wide receiver needs to show during preseason as he competes for a role behind Derrick Henry. The episode closes with a huge shoutout to Fantasy Phil for organising another enormous UKRavens Fantasy Football competition, featuring nine divisions and 108 teams from across the community.

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