Baltimore Ravens

Ravens linebacker Patrick Queen had a breakout season last year. On Thursday, he said he'd like to stay in Baltimore, even after the team declined his fifth-year option and drafted a linebacker in the third round.

With a new offensive coordinator and a new starter at left guard, the cohesiveness, growth and success of the Ravens' offensive line this season will go a long way toward the team's success.

"We’re all going to make plays, we’re all going to be happy for each other, and that’s what makes a team great – is the unselfishness,” said Andrews.

Ravens LB Patrick Queen wants to concentrate on being the best teammate he could be despite the team not picking up his fifth-year option in the offseason.

Ravens players and coaches participate in offseason practices at the Under Armour Performance Center on June 1, 2023.

With the NFL draft over, the Ravens turn their attention to the undrafted market. Here's a look at whom they've added.

Star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins and Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson have expressed a desire to play with one another. While a potential addition seems like a no-brainer, there are myriad questions, challenges and risks of doing so.

Former Ravens safety Tony Jefferson is retiring from the NFL, but the 31-year-old is returning Baltimore this summer as a scout.