Coach Brian Billick

Former Baltimore Ravens and current NFL Network analyst Brian Billick has expressed interest in the head coaching job with the Miami Dolphins. According to the Sun Sentinel, Billick has said he would have an interest in the team but stated he has not yet been contacted by the franchise. The newspaper claims according to sources, [...]Brian Billick interested in Miami Dolphins job is a post by the Best Sports Blogs at BallHyped.com. View and VoteRead Full Story

NFL analyst for FOX and former Super Bowl winning coach Brian Billick thinks the Dallas Cowboys doubt themselves. He also thinks the New York Giants are mentally tougher than the Cowboys. During an interview on ESPN's Mike and Mike, Billick said... Brian Billick Thinks the Cowboys Doubt Themselves Not Metally Tougher Than Giants is a [...]Brian Billick Thinks the Cowboys Doubt Themselves Not Metally Tougher Than Giants is a post by the Best Sports Blogs at BallHyped.com. View and VoteRead Full Story

“In a bacon-and-egg breakfast, the chicken is involved but the pig is committed.” Brian Billick Head coach of the Baltimore Ravens (1999 to 2007) Led the Ravens to a 34–7 victory over the New York Giants in Super Bowl XXXV Buy-in, engagement, support… terms used to suggest commitment to a particular course of action, but are they really? What is true commitment? You need to be logged in as a Premium Member to see this part of the article. Login using the box in the sidebar. Not registered...Read Full Story

The Philadelphia Eagles may have shown the rest of the NFL a way to beat the undefeated New England Patriots last week with their near win. But last night, the Baltimore Ravens showed the proper way to self-destruct and beat yourself when playing the seemingly invincible Pats. The unbeaten AFC East champs had two fourth-and-longs turned into a fresh set of downs with two minutes left and down by four; once by a pass interference call and, worse, gaining a second after the Ravens bench called...Read Full Story

Oh boy, the mayor's bets of teams in the playoffs are getting intense. In preparation for this weekend's AFC Championship game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens, Pitt mayor Luke Ravenstahl has filed the paperwork to change his last name name to Steelerstahl, because those damn crabcake- and Wire-loving Baltimorians might take the game, but dammit if they're going to take his last name. Of course, Luke Whatever didn't actually pay the money to make the name change go through...Read Full Story