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Ahead of Thursday’s deadline for NFL players to opt out, the Ravens have had only two players decide to sit out in return specialist De’Anthony Thomas and backup offensive tackle Andre Smith. Other pro teams haven’t been as fortunate.
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The NFL and COVID-19 are about to butt heads. Let's hope the NFL has a plan.
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Cam Newton might not be what he used to be, but his body has had almost a year of rest. If you watched him recently on Instagram, he looked more like the Cam of old than an old Cam.
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Until players can return to the team facility full-time and practice on the field, the coaching staff can only evaluate through verbal communication. How will center Matt Skura and cornerback Tavon Young fare when they return?
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Ravens defensive coordinator Don "Wink" Martindale can’t wait to get back on the field, but the Ravens are in a holding pattern because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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COVID-19 will force changes in lacrosse this summer.
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A little more than a year ago, Roche was projected to be a fifth- or sixth-round pick in the NFL draft. Now, after transferring from Temple to Miami, he has the potential to be selected in the first two rounds.
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The greatest rookie linebacker tandem in Ravens history likes the new guys.
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Ravens could become a model franchise for struggle against racism.
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Receiver Antonio Brown has too much baggage for Ravens to absorb.
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The Ravens’ 2019 draft class made solid contributions last year, but more improvement is needed this season if the Ravens want to win a Super Bowl title.
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Expectations are high for Ravens second-year receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown.
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NFL owners have to start thinking outside the box to hire more African Americans in leadership roles.
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Ravens safety Chuck Clark had a breakout season last year. He wants to improve even more in 2020.
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The Ravens have covered up several weaknesses during the offseason, but two key areas can’t be addressed until the 2020 postseason.
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But before the season begins, we go back in history and present the Ravens’ All-Time team for the franchise’s first 24 years. After picking the best on offense, let’s dig in to the defensive side of the ball.
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Punter Dom Maggio is gaining the experience of a lifetime, and it’s at home with one of the NFL’s top kickers and assistant coaches.
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With his route-running ability, competitiveness and maturity beyond his years, SMU receiver James Proche is poised to outperform his status as a sixth-round pick.
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Before the Ravens' 25th season begins, we go back in history and present the franchise's All-Time team. Let's begin with the the offensive players and coach.
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If new coach Peter Milliman doesn’t turn the Blue Jays around in four or five years, they could disappear from the major national lacrosse scene.
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Mike Preston issues a report card and dishes out grades for the Ravens and general manager Eric DeCosta upon Saturday’s completion of the 2020 NFL draft.
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There were a few anxious moments, but the Ravens filled their biggest offseason need Thursday night.
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“In this specific draft, we love the fact that so many players are at a starting level,” Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said.
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You cannot forget the intensity with which Baltimore Colts linebacker Mike Curtis played, or his No. 32, or that nickname, “Mad Dog.”
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Ravens receiver Miles Boykin, who recently did a national call-in sports talk show, is able to separate football from the big battle that is going on in this country with the coronavirus.
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Unless the Blue Jays were going to have a major turnaround in 2020, the dismissal of Pietramala was inevitable. But it's going to be hard to replace a coach like him.
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The Ravens have to find a middle linebacker. They can’t escape it.
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The Ravens don’t need a major overhaul. But if they can come away with an inside linebacker or wide receiver who can help immediately, they will be serious Super Bowl contenders.
