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Ravens undrafted kicker Kaare Vedvik blasts 70-yard field goal at training facility
Amid Justin Tucker’s Arthurian quest for the record-breaking field goal, the Ravens kicker boasted he could send one 84.5 yards through the uprights “if the situation is prime.” Tucker also has kicked multiple 70-yarders in practice and made a 75-yarder in practice for the Pro Bowl. Enter Kaare...
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In op-ed, ex-Ravens Anquan Boldin, Benjamin Watson urge Trump to address systemic injustice
NFL players respond to President Donald Trump: “These are problems that our government has created, many of which occur at the local level,” they wrote. “If President Trump thinks he can end these injustices if we deliver him a few names, he hasn’t been listening to us.”
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Tight end Hayden Hurst, Ravens' No. 1 draft pick, signs his rookie contract
The Ravens head into summer break having wrapped up contracts with all of 12 their draft picks. They agreed to terms with first-round pick Hayden Hurst today.
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Ravens neighbors Lamar Jackson, Willie Snead IV to meet over summer: 'We've got to have chemistry'
Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson and his neighbors Willie Snead IV and John Brown plan to get together before training camp starts July 19 to get to know one another better and build a stronger quarterback-receiver relationship.
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O.J. Brigance on living with ALS: 'my eyes are everything'
I have ALS, also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or Lou Gehrig’s disease. Named for the famous baseball player, it’s a neuro-degenerative disorder. But I’m not here to discuss the scientific details behind ALS. I’m here to talk about living in spite of ALS, and to give you an inside glimpse...
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Digest (June 19): Ravens Foundation selects five for college scholarships
The Ravens have selected five recent high school graduates as their 2018 class of Ravens Scholars: Victoria Able, City Neighbors; Adonijah Bourne, Owings Mills; Kyra Davis, City; Ashley Pena, Digital Harbor; and Clarity Willoughby, Carver Vocational-Technical. For the ninth consecutive year, five...
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Ravens smack in the middle in 'Madden 19' ratings
After a lackluster season, the Ravens pull a 79 in the leaked "Madden 19" rankings.
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Ravens training camp passes all claimed within hours, team announces
Ravens training camp practices at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills will mark the return of fans after construction and parking renovations limited access last summer.
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Some key dates to remember for the Ravens this summer
The Ravens ended mandatory minicamp last week. Here are some key dates to remember this summer.
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Five Ravens who stood out during mandatory minicamp
These five Ravens look like they're ready to start the season. See who stood out during mandatory minicamp.
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Father's Day: For Ravens' Kamalei Correa, first half-year of fatherhood has been 'like a new breath of life'
Of all the things Ravens linebacker Kamalei Correa has learned in the exactly half-year he has been a dad to daughter Reign, the most important is that there is no perfect playbook for fatherhood. Believe him; he tried to read one. It came close. In Correa’s pursuit of good parenting, he devoured...
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Jimmy DeButts: 93-year-old Ray Lewis fan heading to Canton for Ravens legend's Hall of Fame induction
Chantal Snavely adores Ray Lewis. Yes, that unstoppable linebacker with the intimidating grimace and menacing eyes. She loves him. Loves his passion, his intensity and even his dance. Snavely’s eyebrows raise and her eyes sparkle when she talks about the Baltimore Ravens legend. “He was just a...
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Former Raven Steve Smith floats run for presidency after latest Trump volley at NFL players
Steve Smith Sr. ran past some of the best cornerbacks in the NFL in 16 seasons. Could he make a run on a grander yet more grueling stage? The former Ravens and Carolina Panthers wide receiver took to Twitter on Friday afternoon to suggest his candidacy to become the next U.S. president after President...
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QB Joe Flacco puts workouts with his new Ravens receivers on his summer agenda
When Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco hosts his summer throwing session, it will be only the second time in 10 years the quarterback has done so. The only time previously was seven years back, during the NFL lockout.
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Former Raven Courtney Upshaw signs with Jets after tryout
Courtney Upshaw has a new NFL home. The former Ravens linebacker is joining the New York Jets.
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Terrell Suggs not even thinking retirement as he enters 16th season with Ravens
Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs has worked himself into tremendous shape and sees no end in sight as he prepares for his 16th NFL season.
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Lamar Jackson takes over Ravens' helm during final day of minicamp
Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson thrived under pressure during the Ravens' final day of mandatory minicamp, to the delight of his teammates and coaching staff.
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Eric Weddle: Offseason moves 'lit a fire' under Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco
“You can tell, and he's shown. He's worked extremely hard,” Ravens safety Eric Weddle said about quarterback Joe Flacco.
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Saints signing former Ravens running back Terrance West, report says
Former Towson University star Terrance West, who has played the past three seasons with the Ravens, is signing with the New Orleans Saints, NFL.com reported.
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Ravens' Robert Griffin III relishes mentoring Lamar Jackson, even if rookie might cost him a job
Robert Griffin III's plans to become the Ravens' backup quarterback took a hit when the team drafted Lamar Jackson. Nonetheless, Griffin views Jackson as a "little brother" whom he can nurture to greatness.
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After losing 2017 to torn ACL, Ravens linebacker Albert McClellan back at practice
Ravens linebacker Albert McClellan was back at practice after missing the 2017 season.
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'Wolverine'-like cornerback Jimmy Smith returns to practice, with recovery on schedule
The Ravens' top cornerback, Jimmy Smith, who tore his Achilles tendon Dec. 3, returned to the practice field at minicamp Wednesday.
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Minicamp comes with caveats, but Ravens' Joe Flacco still leads quarterback pack
Joe Flacco didn’t complete any deep passes, but his arm strength again impressed. Lamar Jackson, meanwhile, is still getting his feet wet.
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For one female football coach, a day at Ravens minicamp to remember (and study)
Erica Vinson-Ondecko had arrived for the first day of Ravens mandatory minicamp Tuesday to learn, as she put it, “from the best.” The 32-year-old coaches kickers and punters at Waynesboro Area Senior High School (Pa.), and about 60 miles away, just across the border, was Randy Brown, a man she...
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Ravens notes: Harbaugh downplays impact of lost OTA workouts
Coach John Harbaugh said little Tuesday about the penalties the Ravens received last week for violating league rules governing contact during offseason workouts. In a statement last week, Harbaugh said the penalties — which included fines for him and the team and the loss of two OTA workouts —...
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Lamar Jackson to be active on game days as Ravens search for creative ways to use him
Ravens rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson will likely be active on game days this season as the team looks for creative ways to use him, coach John Harbaugh said Tuesday on the first day of mandatory minicamp. Incumbent starter Joe Flacco has easily thrown the best of the four quarterbacks — the...
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Ravens to open training camp on July 19 with fans able to attend this year
The Ravens will begin training camp one week earlier this year — July 19 — because of an extra preseason game. There will be 15 open practices at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills. Because of construction last year, the Ravens could accommodate only a limited number of fans. This...
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Some things to look for as the Ravens prepare for mandatory minicamp
As the Ravens host an OTA Thursday and mandatory minicamp next week, here are things to look for before they take a summer break.
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Ravens' John Harbaugh is one of the NFL's longest-tenured coaches — and also one of its most penalized
John Harbaugh got in trouble again this week. The Ravens did things at a practice they shouldn’t have, and so the coach lost money, the Ravens lost practice time and money, and now team officials face questions about how this can happen over and over. This week’s infraction was the the third of...
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Ravens-Redskins cornhole 2.0 is recruiting players now
The Players Philanthropy Fund reached out to Ravens rookie wide receiver Jordan Lasley over social media to get him involved in the Beltway Boards + Brews Celebrity Cornhole Tournament fundraiser.
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QB Tom Flacco, brother of Ravens' Joe Flacco, reportedly joining Towson as graduate transfer
There could be another Flacco coming to Maryland.
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Ravens to forfeit two days of OTAs this week for violation of league rules
The punishment relates to “pass coverage contact during the early part of OTAs,” coach John Harbaugh said.
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Ravens first-round pick Lamar Jackson signs his rookie contract
The Ravens announced Tuesday that first-round draft pick and former Heisman Trophy winner Lamar Jackson has signed his rookie contract. The No. 32 overall pick receives a four-year deal with a fifth-year option. Terms were not disclosed. The quarterback’s draft slot was projected to receive a $9.5...
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Former Ravens receiver Torrey Smith blasts Donald Trump for canceling Eagles' White House visit
Former Philadelphia Eagles and Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith took to Twitter this week to criticize President Donald Trump’s decision to cancel the Eagles’ invitation to the White House over the national anthem dispute. Trump rescinded his invitation to the Super Bowl champions Monday, with...
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Preston: Ravens cornerback Tavon Young is nearing top form in his return
Ravens coach John Harbaugh had seen enough of Tavon Young in four practices to determine he was performing well on the comeback trail. Harbaugh and Young will get more evaluations once training camp starts in late July, but the third-year cornerback appears close to 100 percent after suffering...
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Even M&T Bank Stadium rocked the red during Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final
Baltimore has seen a lot of the Washington Capitals lately.
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Former Ravens running back Ray Rice at Rutgers camp: 'I enjoy not being sore anymore'
Over 850 players and 165 coaches were on hand for Friday’s East Coast Elite football camp at Rutgers, but looming over them all was Ray Rice. On an invitation from Scarlet Knights coach Chris Ash, the former Rutgers star and Ravens running back watched some of the area’s top prospects compete before...
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Former Ravens receiver Steve Smith trash-talks Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield
Former Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith is still ready to put players in their place, even three years after his retirement. In a sit-down interview with No. 1 draft pick Baker Mayfield, Smith asked the rookie Cleveland Browns quarterback a simple question: “If you could play another position,...
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Ravens waive former UMass DE Da'Sean Downey, sign North Dakota State LB Chris Board
The Ravens have waived defensive end Da’Sean Downey and signed linebacker Chris Board, the team announced Friday. Board, an Orlando, Fla., native, ended his career as a junior with North Dakota State, where he helped the Bison win three Football Championship Subdivision titles. He had 70 total...
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Former Ravens great Ray Lewis to hold casting call for indie movie
Former Ravens great Ray Lewis is apparently heading to the silver screen and he wants you with him. Lewis, who will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in August, took to social media to promote a casting call for “Potential,” a dramatic comedy. It will be held at Jimmy’s Famous Seafood...