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Columnist Mike Preston offers his takes on the Ravens' "makeup" deal for Derek Wolfe, wide receiver options in the NFL draft, the Ravens' 2019 rookie class and more.
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Deal for free agent Michael Brockers falls through, leaves a big hole for Ravens
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After Buffalo acquired former Maryland star Stefon Diggs, put the Bills up there with the Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs as favorites to win the conference title.
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There is speculation that former Ravens starting quarterback Joe Flacco wants to continue his 12-year career in the NFL as a backup, but he should retire.
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The Ravens could be onto something special if they hit on several positions in the draft, which starts April 23.
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When it was first learned that the Ravens had traded for Jaguars defensive end Calais Campbell, the first person to come to mind was Sam Adams.
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There will be a huge void this weekend in Baltimore because there will be no lacrosse played in one of the sports meccas.
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Retiring Ravens guard Marshal Yanda had no specialty, but he could do it all.
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North Carolina has climbed to as high as No. 4 in various polls and has one of the most explosive offenses in the college game.
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The same perseverance that helped make Tom Flacco one of the best quarterbacks in small-college football the last two seasons might get him into the NFL.
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Ryan McNulty adds another dimension to Loyola's lacrosse offense
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During this NFL offseason, it’s not a question of who wants Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, but who doesn’t?
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The Ravens have two young receivers who could make a major difference in 2020 in Marquise “Hollywood” Brown and Myles Boykin, both about to enter their second seasons.
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The No. 11 Loyola Maryland men’s lacrosse team scored six goals during an 11-minute stretch to defeat winless Towson, 15-6, on Wednesday night at the Ridley Athletic Complex.
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The big picture for the 2020 men’s lacrosse season became a little clearer over the weekend. Two teams with high expectations showed that they are indeed among the best in the country.
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Aidan Olmstead and Joey Kamish each scored goals in the final four minutes as No. 12 Loyola Maryland staged a last minute comeback to defeat visiting Rutgers, 11-10, before a crowd of 923 at the Ridley Athletic Complex on Saturday in men’s lacrosse.
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If the NFL expands the regular season, we’re going to get quantity instead of quality in a league that is already watered down.
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The Ravens appear set to make a serious run at the Super Bowl next season. They have plenty of talent on offense, but they just have to even it up a little.
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Mt. St. Mary’s men's lacrosse held on to upset host Towson University, 11-10, on Saturday for the Mountaineers first Division I victory over the Tigers since Towson had to forfeit a victory to them in 1975.
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During the past two seasons, the Ravens have gotten away with a lack of athleticism in the trenches, except in the postseason. That’s when the good coaches find weaknesses and exploit them.
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Even if the Ravens can't sign Matthew Judon to a long-term deal, the franchise tag would allow the team to keep the outside linebacker for at least one more season or possibly trade him for draft picks or other players.
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A lot of former and current coaches are struggling with the transfer portal, and it’s easy to see why. They have to keep current players on the roster happy but also make sure new ones fit in.
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If the Ravens don’t win one or two playoff games in 2020, the season might be considered a bust. Yes, the bar is set that high.
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Lamar Jackson breathed life into a franchise that hasn’t had much energy since Hall of Fame middle linebacker Ray Lewis retired after the 2012 season.
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They 2019 Ravens had team chemistry. They had talent. They had impact players. But they were missing enforcers, players who could intimidate opponents.
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Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid appears to be the fan favorite in this year’s Super Bowl, columnist Mike Preston writes.
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Before we move into the offseason, The Baltimore Sun gives out final grades at each position for the Ravens' 2019 season.
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Former Ravens owner Art Modell left a shadow over the NFL, but it won’t be recognized in the Hall of Fame. However, his legacy in Baltimore will be around for a long time.
