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Injuries are a major part of any NFL season, but the addition of the coronavirus pandemic has made overall team depth as important as game planning.
- Through six games, the Ravens look like a team good enough to beat up on the bad ones, but not good enough to go the distance. Coach John Harbaugh needs to use Sunday's game as a learning tool.
- Here’s how the Ravens graded out at each position after a 30-28 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field.
- Mike Preston: The Ravens have an identity issue on offense that could linger
- After a record-setting season, the Ravens haven’t met expectations so far in 2020. The good news for Baltimore? Neither has the rest of the NFL.
- Hidden beneath the Ravens' 24-point victory against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday was the erratic performance of an offense that has lost its identity from a year ago.
- Here’s how the Ravens graded out at each position after a 27-3 win over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.
- Columnist Mike Preston hands out his annual quarterly grades after the Ravens' 3-1 start to the season.
- Matthew Judon had two sacks and five quarterback hits in the Ravens' 31-17 victory against the Washington Football Team on Sunday, and that could be a launching point for the veteran pass rusher.
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Early in the season, the Ravens divided snaps fairly evenly among their top three wide receivers. But Marquise Brown has emerged as a clear No. 1 and played almost twice as much as Miles Boykin in Sunday's narrow victory over the Philadelphia Eagles - Lutherville resident Gene Fritzel has run 240 marathons, including one in every state, but his the most recent race through his own neighborhood on Oct. 10 may have been the most memorable.
- From the Ravens' discontent to Lamar Jackson’s reemergence as a runner, here are five things we learned from a 30-28 win over the Eagles.
- The winless Jets reached a new low Sunday when they were shut out by AFC East rival Miami for the first time in 38 seasons, losing 24-0.
- A season-high 12 penalties for the Ravens and several errors in the second half nearly sank them in a 30-28 win over the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.
- As the Ravens enter the bye week with one of the NFL’s best records, they remain one of the league’s most frustrating powerhouses.
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- Through six games, the Ravens look like a team good enough to beat up on the bad ones, but not good enough to go the distance. Coach John Harbaugh needs to use Sunday's game as a learning tool.
- Here’s how the Ravens graded out at each position after a 30-28 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field.
- Three Ravens suffered injuries during Sunday’s road win over the Philadelphia Eagles, but they are not believed to be serious.
- James Conner ran for 101 yards and a touchdown and the Steelers battered the Browns in a 38-7 blowout victory on Sunday to improve to 5-0 for the first time since 1978.
- Ravens defensive end Derek Wolfe and defensive back-linebacker Anthony Levine Sr. were inactive for Sunday’s road win against the Philadelphia Eagles.
- Quarterback Lamar Jackson had another long rushing touchdown, defensive end Calais Campbell had three sacks, and the Ravens avoided a late collapse Sunday to knock off the Philadelphia Eagles in a sloppy 30-28 win.
- Cedric Mullins, having been through this before, knows he needs to continue to improve in the offseason and arrive in Sarasota, Florida, in February ready to win a job.
- Lutherville resident Gene Fritzel has run 240 marathons, including one in every state, but his the most recent race through his own neighborhood on Oct. 10 may have been the most memorable.
- The Ravens have released an email with information for personal seat license owners to enter a lottery system and request tickets for the team’s Nov. 1 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- A trio of UMBC student-athletes have taken charge to rally their peers to raise awareness and foster change in their communities and beyond.
- Riley Reese welcomes the challenge that will come when he takes the field at Maryland, a place where his father had so much success and his mother has led the Terps women to five national championships.
- “It’s an enormous stand. It’s more than sports ... and they showed it. It’s not about the game. It’s more than that,” Josh Hader said of the Bucks during a news conference before his Milwaukee Brewers and the Cincinnati Reds agreed not to play their scheduled game.
