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Ravens got a boost when McNair came to town - July 4, 2009 - When former Ravens quarterback Steve McNair came to Baltimore in 2006, he was near the end of his career, but at the beginning of...
It's definitely Harbaugh's team now - June 23, 2009 - A year ago, Ravens coach John Harbaugh was a rookie, leaving us to wonder how he was going to take...
No question: Ravens are now Harbaugh's team - June 22, 2009 - A year ago, Ravens coach John Harbaugh was a rookie, leaving us to wonder how he was going to take control of this team. With such...
Tennessee's medical examiner said Tuesday that investigators have been hesitant to conclude that Steve McNair's girlfriend killed the former NFL star and herself because she did not appear to have a motive, but that murder-suicide is the most likely scenario.
His former coaches focus on all the good things slain quarterback accomplished
Former NFL quarterback Steve McNair left this world under tawdry circumstances, which might help some people come to grips with another senseless, violent death, but you know it's not as simple as somebody just being in the wrong place at the wrong time doing the...
The pistol apparently used to kill former Ravens quarterback Steve McNair and his girlfriend Saturday was bought by the 20-year-old woman less than two days earlier, Nashville, Tenn., police said Monday.
The death of former Ravens and Tennessee Titans quarterback Steve McNair this weekend was clearly a homicide, but it could be days before police will be able to classify the death of the woman found in the same condominium with a pistol underneath her body, Nashville, Tenn., authorities said Sunday.
Mike Preston: Comeback king gave Baltimore a quarterback to believe in
Gregg, Landry, Williams and Yanda expected to play major roles for team this season
Former Ravens quarterback Steve McNair, who won a division title and 15 games in two seasons in Baltimore, was found dead of multiple gunshot wounds in a Nashville condominium Saturday, and a woman found dead with him was shot once in the head, police said. He was 36.
Former teammates, coaches and friends weigh in on the passing of former Ravens QB
The Mariners' hopes of a championship ended with a 50-20 first-round playoff loss to the host Reading Express on Thursday night. Reading quarterback Rob Flowers completed 20 of 33 passes for 262 yards and five touchdowns, and he added a rushing touchdown. Mariners quarterback E.J. Nemeth was 8-for-...
Visit leaves coach with sense of pride: 'It's not just life-changing. It's life-affirming'
News item: The Ravens are installing natural sod at M&T Bank Stadium for the big July 24 soccer game between AC Milan and Chelsea.
Orioles' victory evokes nostalgia of past come-from-behind wins by Baltimore teams
Terrell Suggs, the Ravens' franchise player for the second consecutive season, has yet to sign his tender but he isn't allowing himself to get out of shape.
His parents, his girlfriend and his teammates all say the same thing about Domonique Foxworth. The Ravens cornerback might look like a 26-year-old, he might run like a 26-year-old, but he thinks and conducts his life like a 40-year-old - always has. His parents...
Pro Bowl linebacker Terrell Suggs said Friday that he is nearing a long-term deal with the Ravens, a contract that surprisingly wouldn't make him the highest-paid defensive player in the NFL. "We are close to an agreement. We just have a few little things to work out," Suggs said.
The Mariners intercepted five passes, including two that were returned for touchdowns by defensive back Andre Letren, in a 70-22 rout of the D.C. Armor on Saturday night at 1st Mariner Arena. The Mariners (9-5) will play at the Reading Express (11-3) in an American Indoor Football Association (AIFA)...
Former Cleveland Browns receiver Joe Jurevicius sued the team and the Cleveland Clinic on Friday, saying the team misrepresented the cleanliness of its training facility and blaming doctors with negligence over a staph infection in his right knee that kept him from playing last year.
Safety Ray Brown played with the Baltimore Colts in 1958-1960, then quit the game to pursue a law career.
Team doesn't need baggage of Broncos Pro Bowler
Offensive tackle Max Starks has signed a four-year contract that keeps him with the Pittsburgh Steelers through the 2012 season and frees up several million dollars in salary cap room for the team.