Ravens rookie wide receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown and inside linebacker Patrick Onuwasor missed their second straight week of practice with ankle injuries, casting further doubt on their availability for Sunday's road matchup against the Seattle Seahawks.
New Ravens cornerback Marcus Peters said he was "surprised" by his trade from the Los Angeles Rams on Tuesday, which sent him to the Ravens for linebacker Kenny Young and a reported 2020 fifth-round pick.
The Ravens defense, which blitzes more than any other team in the NFL, will attempt to disrupt MVP candidate Russell Wilson, who holds the league's highest passer rating when facing pressure.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is the first player in the NFL award’s 17-year history to win both the air and ground weekly honors in the same season.
Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith said he’s “trying to be careful” with his knee injury. He feels “really good” and will test his mobility Sunday before kickoff in Seattle.
With a strong advantage in the running game but a tall task ahead in facing Russell Wilson, the Ravens will try to pull a road upset in Week 7 against the Seattle Seahawks.
The Onion has posted a satirical story saying Ravens kicker Justin Tucker has offered to donate his brain to science in order to study CTE, which is a joke.
The Ravens' injury-riddled secondary continues to receive more additions, with cornerback Jimmy Smith returning to practice for the first time since spraining his knee in Week 1.
Ravens safety Bennett Jackson is expected to contribute on defense and special teams Sunday in what will be his first NFL regular-season game since being drafted in 2014.
Ravens safety Earl Thomas left the Seahawks on a bitter note. But as he prepares to return to Seattle, he reflects on the rare mark he left with the "Legion of Boom."
Ravens coach John Harbaugh said newly-acquired cornerback Marcus Peters will practice this week and "play as much as he can" in Sunday's road game against the Seattle Seahawks.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh is good as far as building chemistry but “53 mighty, mighty men,” “rah, rah, rah’’ and T-shirts with themes will only take a team so far — about to the first round of the playoffs.
Host Calvert Hall mounted an impressive 51-yard drive on its last possession to defeat No. 4 Archbishop Spalding, 23-17, in an entertaining Maryland Independent Athlatic Association A Conference football showdown.
