-
Here’s a look at the offensive players picked in the 2019 draft who could take a big step forward this season.
-
Jets fans: Don’t count on Joe Flacco to be ready for your season opener.
-
Sam Darnold will be able to pick the brain of a Super Bowl MVP next season.
-
Washington Redskins rookie receiver Antonio Gandy-Golden says he tested positive for the new coronavirus in March and was fully recovered by early April
-
NFL owners have to start thinking outside the box to hire more African Americans in leadership roles.
-
Phyllis George, the former Miss America who became a female sportscasting pioneer on CBS's “The NFL Today” and served as the first lady of Kentucky, has died. She was 70.
-
The Mount Pleasant Community Development Corporation will run a community food drive Thursday from noon to 2 p.m. at its office in Northeast Baltimore — an effort funded by Green Bay Packers strong safety Adrian Amos Jr., who grew up in Rosedale and graduated from Calvert Hall.
Most Popular sports
-
The NFL has set protocols for reopening team facilities and has told the 32 teams to have them in place by May 15.
-
Here’s a look at the best offseason move — draft pick, trade or free-agent signing — for every NFL team in 2020.
-
Shula, a demanding coach who led the Colts to an NFL championship in 1968 and the Miami Dolphins to two Super Bowl titles, died Monday at his home in Miami Lakes, Florida.
-
Here are the late-round picks (Round 3 or later) who have the best chance to turn into productive players — or perhaps even grow into stars.
-
Coulter has proved his merit as a wide receiver at Rhode Island, and that path was validated Saturday when he was selected in the fifth round of the NFL draft.
-
The gesture was just one highlight of a weekend in which the NFL paid tribute to first responders while the coronavirus pandemic rendered the 2020 draft a virtual affair.
-
Redskins trade disgruntled tackle Trent Williams to 49ers
Don't miss SPORTS
-
To help make sense of the first round, The Baltimore Sun offers its grade for each of the first 32 selections.
-
Here are The Baltimore Sun's top 65 prospects in the 2020 NFL draft. If you didn’t know by now, it’s a good year to need a wide receiver.
-
Maryland safety Antoine Brooks Jr. enjoys talking and meeting new people, but he gets a bigger thrill at taking down opposing ball carriers in the open field.
-
Mike Curtis, the ornery, whip-smart linebacker who led the Colts to victory in Super Bowl V, died Monday morning at his home in St. Petersburg, Florida.
-
You cannot forget the intensity with which Baltimore Colts linebacker Mike Curtis played, or his No. 32, or that nickname, “Mad Dog.”
-
2020 NFL mock draft (Version 8.0): Eight trades shake things up in first round — for the Ravens, too
In The Baltimore Sun’s final first-round projections, the Ravens make an aggressive move to land a coveted linebacker.
-
The outside linebacker transferred from Ohio State and led the Terps in tackles for loss, sacks and forced fumbles in his first – and final – season in College Park.
-
Forest Park resident Lawrence Cager is intent on overcoming a broken ankle and reports questioning his speed to develop into a playmaker for an NFL franchise.
-
Michael Brockers began his first trip into free agency with uncertainty and excitement about what might be next in an eight-year NFL career spent entirely with the Los Angeles Rams. The stalwart defensive tackle ended up grateful for the bizarre twist that sent him back to the Rams after all
-
Breshad Perriman, the Ravens' first-round draft pick in 2015, insists his late-season breakout last year with the Buccaneers was merely just a promising start.
-
Instead of a mock draft, The Baltimore Sun is taking a look at which offensive prospects are the best fits for teams looking to upgrade at the skill positions.
-
The agent for Trent Williams says he would like the Washington Redskins to trade or release their longtime starting left tackle
-
With the first week of NFL free agency over, we have our clearest picture yet of what teams need heading into the draft April 23-25 in Las Vegas.
-
The other professional sports leagues have all shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic, leaving the out-of-season NFL to dominate the headlines, and it's doing a great job of that.
