We’re looking at takeaways and observations from the Baltimore Ravens 34-20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday night
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson accounted for 318+ yards and two touchdowns as the Ravens offense exploded on the ground and through the air for over 400+ total yards, and Todd Monken’s best game as offensive coordinator.
Baltimore improved to 8-3 on the season and will have ten days of rest before traveling to Los Angeles to play Justin Herbert and the Chargers after a 34-20 win over the Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium.
We’re looking at the top photos from the Baltmore Ravens 34-20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals on Amazon’s Thursday Night Football in Week 11
The Baltimore Ravens improved to 8-3 on the season and will have ten days of rest before traveling to Los Angeles to play Justin Herbert and the Chargers after a 34-20 win over the Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson accounted for 318+ yards and two touchdowns as the Ravens offense exploded on the ground and through the air for over 400+ total yards, and Todd Monken’s best game as offensive coordinator.
Baltimore was able to reverse the time of possession, maintaining the football for nine more minutes while going 3-4 in the red zone.
With the team off for the next ten days, here’s an instant analysis of the Ravens’ huge home win.
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We’re looking at the instant analysis of the Baltimore Ravens 34-20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 11
The Baltimore Ravens improved to 8-3 on the season and will have ten days of rest before traveling to Los Angeles to play Justin Herbert and the Chargers after a 34-20 win over the Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson accounted for 318+ yards and two touchdowns as the Ravens offense exploded on the ground and through the air for over 400+ total yards, and Todd Monken’s best game as offensive coordinator.
Baltimore was able to reverse the time of possession, maintaining the football for nine more minutes while going 3-4 in the red zone.
With the team off for the next ten days, here’s an instant analysis of the Ravens’ huge home win.
We’re looking at key takeaways and highlights from Amazon Prime Thursday night matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals
Lamar Jackson was 12-of-19 for 186 yards and two touchdowns in the first half, but the Ravens rushed for only 30 yards, while the Bengals had 55, as Baltimore led 21-10.
Pro Bowl tight end Mark Andrews logged two catches for 23 yards before exiting with what looked like a high ankle sprain.
For Cincinnati, star quarterback Joe Burrow exited the game with a wrist and hand injury, and the Bengals will be forced to roll with former Washington Huskies quarterback Jake Browning in the second half.
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WATCH: Carmelo Anthony talks about his signature Jordans while showing off his insane shoe collection.
Future NBA Hall of Fame Player Carmelo Anthony has been enjoying his retirement, watching his son Kiyan Anthony follow in his footsteps. So, one can only wonder if signing with the infamous Jordan brand is also in Kiyan’s future.
Carmelo released the first ever signature Jordan, one of the more known Jordan athletes of all time. We are now getting a behind story of how special Jordans are for the former Syracuse star, as he gave fans a tour of his shoe collection.
In a snippet released on the X platform, formerly known as Twitter, Carmelo talks about his nifty collection that heavily features Jordan while giving a back story on how much the brand means to him.
With 77 NBA seasons in the books, @HoopsHype issued an updated list of the greatest 77 players of all-time. Here’s where players with #Rockets ties were ranked.
The 2023-24 regular season is the NBA’s 78th overall, which means 77 seasons are in the books.
With that in mind, our friends at HoopsHype recently compiled an updated list of the NBA’s best 77 players of all time, complete with statistics and information through the 2022-23 campaign.
As one might expect, the Rockets are well represented. Along with many All-Stars over the years, they had three Most Valuable Player (MVP) award winners: Hakeem Olajuwon, Moses Malone and James Harden. Historically, Houston is among the league’s top franchises.
Granted, the Rockets haven’t won a championship since Olajuwon led them to their only two in the 1994 and 1995 NBA Finals. But the hope is that could change in the years ahead. If it does, perhaps a rising star such Jalen Green, Amen Thompson or Jabari Smith Jr. might crack an updated version of this list in a decade or so.
For now, with the start of 2023-24 training camp only days away, here’s a look back at where legacy Rockets stand on HoopsHype’s updated list of the 77 greatest players in NBA history.
Austin Reaves and Carmelo Anthony were teammates on the Lakers.
During the 2023 FIBA World Cup semifinal match between Team USA and Germany, Austin Reaves had a perfect celebration after a 3-pointer.
After connecting on a shot from beyond the arc, Reaves hit the “three to the head” celebration popularized by Carmelo Anthony. The two players were teammates on the Los Angeles Lakers when Reaves was a rookie in 2021-22.
Anthony, who was captain of Team USA during the FIBA World Cup in 2006, was at the game in Manila. He was attending the tournament in the Philippines as FIBA’s World Cup Global Ambassador. Other ambassadors include Pau Gasol (Spain) and Luis Scola (Argentina).
Social media reacts to Cole Anthony going 1-on-1 with Carmelo Anthony’s son Kiyan Anthony.
Former North Carolina Tar Heel [autotag]Cole Anthony[/autotag] sent social media into a frenzy Wednesday night after footage of him going 1-on-1 with Carmelo Anthony’s son, Kiyan Anthony, dropped.
In case you did not know, Kiyan Anthony is a hooper, currently a four-star recruit, ranked as the No. 1 player in New York, representing the 2025 class. Kiyan and Cole’s line and body structure matched well, leaving only experience in the difference between the two.
The viral clip shared by numerous media outlets has gained quite some traction, with ClutchPoints sharing the video on the X platform (formerly Twitter) and reaching 2M views.
Magic guard Cole Anthony going 1-on-1 with Carmelo Anthony’s son Kiyan 🔥
After the video’s release, many began to share their thoughts on the video. Some saw a big season in store for the former Tar Heel, while others discussed how bright the future Kiyan has.
Let us look at how social media reacted to Cole’s 1-on-1 clip with Kiyan.
Kiyan Anthony and Overtime partnered for a video series about the four-star Long Island Lutheran shooting guard’s high school path.
Kiyan Anthony and Overtime have released the first episode of The Evolu7ion, the new YouTube show featuring the high school basketball player and son of NBA legend Carmelo Anthony.
About 12 minutes long, the first episode of the show features highlights of in-game and AAU, practice footage and some video on the hardtop.
While Anthony’s said he wants to “‘show the world I’m not just an NBA player’s son,” much of the episode was centered around the relationship with Melo.
Anthony talked about the Black Ops team in his childhood with a bunch of friends that Carmelo helped form. As the Long Island Lutheran (Glen Head, N.Y). shooting guard aged, the father realized that he’s playing the game because he enjoys it, not just because his dad does.
“Once he told me he wanted it — then this is the result you get,” Melo said.
“Me and me dad behind the scenes is another father-son relationship,” Anthony said. “Since he’s in the NBA, and my mom (La La Anthony) being actress, it opens more doors for all of us.”
Much of the footage in the Overtime was practice with his friends under the tutelage of Carmelo, who said that he focuses a lot on conditioning with the teenagers. The father laughed as he commented to the cameraman that “they thought they was gonna come in here and do dribbling drills and s***.”
Anthony also spent a large portion of the video recapping the Team Melo AAU game against the Florida Rebels.
Anthony touched upon his Syracuse offer, saying there’s a chance he could go to the same school his father attended in 2002-03. It’s not a sure bet, though — rated as a four-star athlete on 247Sports, Anthony has 17 offers, including from Maryland, Michigan and Tennessee. With two more years of high school before graduating in 2025, Anthony is ranked as the No. 10 shooting guard on the site’s composite ranking and the No. 1 player in New York.
“I’m trying to get to the NBA and I’m trying to produce in the NBA,” Anthony said. “I want to prove I’m one of the best players in the country.”
La La said: “It’s incredible to have a father and a teacher like Melo to show you so many things, but it’s also important to make your own path. And I think that’s what he’s doing”
