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Listening to Calais Campbell describe his first 10 days as a Raven, you would not guess he’s about to begin his 13th NFL season or strive for his sixth Pro Bowl selection.
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Coach John Harbaugh said Friday that rookie wide receiver James Proche has “got to go win” the punt return job, but that it’s “James’ role to win.”
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“I definitely considered it,” Ravens defensive Calais Campbell said of not playing in 2020. “You have to."
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For now, the Ravens are determined to play on under pandemic protocols established by the NFL. But they acknowledge the uncertain road ahead, and fans have begun tempering their expectations as they watch the Orioles stumble through the chaos of Major League Baseball’s delayed opening.
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On paper, Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead IV is the type of player that seems expendable. But throughout his four stops in the league, he has been a consummate professional.
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Jacob Breeland, whose NFL draft stock fell after tearing his ACL at Oregon last year, is not expected to be available this season.
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“I don’t cry about stuff,” Lamar Jackson said. Then he saw himself on the video game's cover.
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Two sons of Pro Football Hall of Famer Ray Lewis have announced on social media that they will transfer to play at Kentucky.
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There were times last season when Marquise “Hollywood” Brown didn’t look quite right. That should change this year.
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The Ravens have waived undrafted rookie tight end Jacob Breeland with the non-football injury designation, the team announced Wednesday.
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Antonio Brown has not played since Week 2 last season, with off-field issues forcing ugly exits from Oakland and New England last year.
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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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Head strength and conditioning coach Steve Saunders sees a group that is on schedule, despite the league’s extended ramp-up period before padded practices begin in mid-August.
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Ravens running back Mark Ingram II’s age makes his excellence all the more extraordinary — and his offseason rehabilitation all the more important.
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The Ravens have signed tight end Jerell Adams, team officials confirmed, adding more competition for its third tight end spot.
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On paper, Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead IV is the type of player that seems expendable. But throughout his four stops in the league, he has been a consummate professional.
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Peter Schmuck bids his farewell after 30 years covering baseball and writing columns for The Baltimore Sun.
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The Washington Football Team released running back Derrius Guice on Friday after he was charged in multiple domestic violence incidents.
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Diagnosed with severe to profound bilateral sensorineural hearing loss when she was 10 months old, 18-year-old Towson resident Maggie Stalter is an inspiration to many. The Maryvale cross country runner will attend Ursinus.
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The Orioles claimed pitcher Jorge López off waivers from the Kansas City Royals, adding another long relief/swingman option for the shortened season.
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Diagnosed with severe to profound bilateral sensorineural hearing loss when she was 10 months old, 18-year-old Towson resident Maggie Stalter is an inspiration to many. The Maryvale cross country runner will attend Ursinus.