I never put a lot of stock in OTAs because the season is still a few months away and there could be some significant changes to the roster before the regular season opener. But here are a few casual observations from watching the first workout open...
Read more ...Now that Pro Bowl kick returner Jacoby Jones' star turn on Dancing With the Stars is over, the Ravens expect him to get right back to football.
Read more ...Ravens second-round inside linebacker Arthur Brown recently underwent sports hernia surgery and was sidelined at practice.
Read more ... | 2 commentsTwo defensive starters coming off injuries displayed signs of progress during the Ravens' first organized team activities Wednesday.
Read more ...A two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, Ravens defensive icon Ray Lewis isn't the only star middle linebacker to retire from the NFL this offseason.
Read more ...Former Towson wide receiver Gerrard Sheppard is getting another shot with the Ravens.
Read more ...The Ravens have signed fourth-round outside linebacker John Simon to a four-year deal.
Read more ...Who is there, or more appropriately, who isn’t? That undoubtedly will be the most popular question this week as the Ravens start the first of three sessions of organized team activities. The sessions will run from May 21 to 23, May 29 to 31 and June 4 to 6, leading into the mandatory veteran minicamp, which starts on June 11.
Read more ...Starting today and continuing over the next three weeks, Ravens’ rookies and veterans will come together for organized team activities. The three day OTAs, which will be held at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills from May 21-23, May 29-31 and June 4-6, will serve as a prelude to the mandatory veteran minicamp, held on June 11-13. The OTAs are voluntary and several Ravens veterans traditionally have skipped them or at least gone to only one or two of the sessions. There will also be a group of players who aren’t ready to participate in the scaled-down workouts after sustaining injuries last year or had an offseason surgery. Several players mentioned below fit into that category.
Read more ...Two guns and cash were stolen in a weekend burglary at the Reisterstown home of Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice, Baltimore County police confirmed.
Read more ...The Ravens signed undrafted rookie defensive tackle Cody Larsen.
Read more ...In the days leading up to the Super Bowl, Joe Flacco was criticized for saying at a news conference that the idea of a cold-weather Super Bowl was “retarded,” something the Ravens quarterback apologized for a day later.
Read more ...As the reigning Super Bowl champions, the Ravens had an extremely eventful offseason where they overhauled their roster and dealt with a tight salary-cap situation by making a series of tough decisions.
Read more ...Alabama coach Nick Saban has maintained a strong relationship with Rolando McClain ever since the middle linebacker played for the Crimson Tide as a consensus All-American and Butkus Award winner.
Read more ...The Ravens haven't traditionally been big spenders when it comes to signing undrafted rookie free agents.
Read more ...Following his abrupt move to retire Wednesday at the age of 23, Ravens middle linebacker Rolando McClain issued a statement Thursday explaining his decision.
Read more ...With the sudden retirement of middle linebacker Rolando McClain, the Ravens are now $1.986 million under the NFL salary cap limit of $123 million.
Read more ...So far, all is good as far as left offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie and the Ravens.
Read more ...The abrupt retirement of trouble-prone inside linebacker Rolando McClain shouldn't necessarily have a major impact on the state of the Ravens at the position.
Read more ...Cut by the Ravens in early April, linebacker and special teams standout Brendon Ayanbadejo still hasn’t ruled out playing in the NFL during the 2013 season. He works out daily and keeps himself ready in case a team calls and the situation is right.
Read more ...Former Ravens wide receiver Mark Clayton is retiring from the NFL.
Read more ...Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome was having a great offseason as far as acquisitions and building the team, but the Ravens are embarrassed by linebacker Rolando McClain's announced retirement.
Read more ...Troubled inside linebacker Rolando McClain informed Ravens officials Wednesday that he will retire from the NFL, a decision he reached before participating in one practice with his new team.
Read more ...The Ravens are adding undrafted quarterback Dayne Crist to the roster, according to a source.
Read more ...The Ravens will distribute their Super Bowl XLVII rings to players and coaches at a private ring ceremony June 7, according to a news release.
Read more ...The Ravens have added undrafted Georgia wide receiver Marlon Brown to the roster and cut former Towson wide receiver Gerrard Sheppard.
Read more ...It was a quiet rookie season for Ravens outside linebacker Adrian Hamilton.
Read more ...Veteran free agent defensive lineman Ryan McBean visited the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday, according to a source.
Read more ...Ravens tight end Dennis Pitta has signed his $2.023 million second-round restricted tender.
Read more ...When former Dunbar star Tavon Austin signs his rookie contract with the St. Louis Rams, the Baltimore native will suddenly become a rich man.
Read more ...Since he entered the NFL five years ago, no running back has caught as many passes as Ray Rice.
Read more ...After the Ravens drafted Harvard fullback Kyle Juszczyk in the fourth round, Pro Bowl running back Ray Rice decided to check out a few highlights.
Read more ...As he stood in front of hundreds of kids last year at his football clinic at Calvert Hall, Ray Rice made a promise to those in the crowd.
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