About 1,000 people ran, jogged or walked to support the Brigance Brigade Foundation. Former Baltimore Raven O.J. Brigance hosts the annual fundraiser, which raises money for grants to families of people with Lou Gehrig's disease, also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
The Ravens could move cornerback Brandon Carr from his usual outside spot to the inside position or use a rotation of Anthony Levine Sr. and Maurice Canady to replace the loss of Tavon Young.
Only 11 players remain from the last Ravens team that made the playoffs in 2014. Those survivors are counseling younger teammates to cherish the opportunity as they prepare to play the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.
Ravens wide receiver John Brown (hamstring), defensive back Anthony Levine Sr. (toe/ankle), outside linebacker Terrell Suggs (hamstring) and cornerback Tavon Young (groin) — all deemed questionable Friday – will play Sunday against the Browns.
Tight end Nick Boyle (concussion), outside linebacker Matthew Judon (knee) and linebacker-defensive back Anthony Levine Sr. (toe/ankle) will play for the Ravens against the Chargers.
Strong safety and California native Tony Jefferson called defensive back Anthony Levine Sr.’s comparison of In-N-Out to McDonald’s “obnoxious.” Levine countered that In-N-Out is not “life-changing”.
The decision to make New York Jets kicker Jason Myers the AFC representative to the Pro Bowl over Justin Tucker “is kind of a big-time head-scratcher” for the Ravens head coach.
Tight end Nick Boyle suffered a concussion in the second half of Sunday’s win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and did not participate in Tuesday’s walkthrough.
Both Cyrus Jones and Anthony Levine Sr. predicted that Jones would reach the end zone moments before his 70-yard punt return for a touchdown in Sunday’s 34-17 victory over the Oakland Raiders.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco missed practice again Friday because of his right hip injury, leaving rookie Lamar Jackson almost certain to start for a second straight week on Sunday against the Oakland Raiders.
An assortment of shortcomings has made the Ravens special teams look ordinary this season, but players and coaches have faith that they can and will turn the tide soon.
From the Ravens' faith in Michael Crabtree to their emerging defensive identity under coordinator Don "Wink" Martindale, here are five things we learned from a 21-0 victory in Tennessee.
The defensive tackle joked that “me not being there is the only reason” he won’t play at the Cleveland Browns, but Henry is listed as questionable in the team’s final injury report of the week.
The seven-year pro collected only the second interception of his career to help the Ravens seal a 26-14 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night.
“That was a tough one,” defensive coordinator Don “Wink” Martindale said of the team’s decision to cut the popular linebacker. “I’m just going to miss him – period, like your kid goes off to college or something.”
An ACL tear during last year’s training camp has actually raised versatile linebacker Albert McClellan’s fondness for the rigors of this year’s training camp.
The Ravens practiced without 10 players (not including the four on the physically unable to perform list), but welcomed back starting left guard Alex Lewis.
Through Wednesday, the day before the start of the three-day NFL draft, The Baltimore Sun will break down what the Ravens have at each position, the chance that they will add to it and what prospects could possibly be targeted with those picks. Today we’ll look at defensive backs.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh has “no concern” over starting left tackle Ronnie Stanley's absence at Thursday’s practice. Wide receiver Jeremy Maclin, however, is listed as doubtful fro Saturday.
The special teams unit's ability to produce in categories such as returns, field goals, and punts has been pivotal in the Ravens' overall success this season.
It appears that Breshad Perriman is ready to return. However, it's less clear whether Jeremy Maclin and Mike Wallace will be available for Thursday's prime-time game.
The Ravens' top cornerback, Jimmy Smith, and leading receiver, Benjamin Watson, missed practice Wednesday and Thursday because of injuries. They returned today.
