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- Regardless of who starts at cornerback opposite Lardarius Webb, Corey Graham and Jimmy Smith will be on the field together more often than not.
- As diminutive Ravens running back Bobby Rainey and punter Sam Koch belted several home runs at Ripken Stadium, cornerback Lardarius Webb came away even more impressed by what surrounded his teammates Sunday in Aberdeen.
- The Ravens' Corey Graham, Torrey Smith, Josh Bynes, Lardarius Webb, Michael Huff, Bryan Hall, Anthony Allen, Asa Jackson attend American Red Cross event in Baltimore.
- The Ravens drafted 10 players, a rookie class headlined by first-round safety Arthur Brown and second-round middle linebacker Arthur Brown.
- Just two days ago, the Ravens wrapped another successful draft, selecting a 10-player class that is being hailed as one of the weekend's best by many draft analysts. Next there are minicamps, offseason workouts and later a training camp to be conducted, and, eventually, games will be played. But who cares about all that? Let's look ahead to the 2014 NFL draft.
- Ryan Jensen is another example of the Baltimore Ravens' recent drafting trend of investing a significant amount of resources into scouting smaller colleges.
- Jimmy Smith has prototypical size for the cornerback position. He has the speed to bump receivers then trail them down the sideline. He has confidence to burn, too, which is always a good thing to have at that position. In his first two seasons with the Ravens, Smith showed occasional flashes, but he couldn¿t stay on the field long enough to live up to expectations.
- Ravens awarded four extra picks bringing total to 12 in April's NFL Draft.
- Ravens veteran free safety Ed Reed has never embraced an unconventional approach.
- Baltimore Ravens relatively healthy for the SuperBowl in New Orleans.
- Baltimore Ravens held practice at Saints' outdoor facility
- Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers cooperate to share practice field after Ravens had concerns about artificial turf at Tulane University
- Ravens conduct first Super Bowl practice at Tulane University
- Baltimore Ravens starting inside linebacker has sprained right ankle, back injury
- Baltimore Ravens' list includes starting inside linebacker Dannell Ellerbe
- Each week, blogger Matt Vensel fires a few questions at rookie cornerback and kick returner Asa Jackson. The Ravens' fifth-round pick in April's draft, Jackson is a Sacramento native who played his college ball at Cal Poly. He hopes to play in next Sunday's Super Bowl.
- Baltimore Ravens starting inside linebacker Dannell Ellerbe has sprained right ankle
- Baltimore Ravens inside linebacker Dannell Ellerbe did not practice Thursday
- Baltimore Ravens inside linebacker has a sprained right ankle, still expected to be ready for Super Bowl
- AFC champion Baltimore Ravens are relatively healthy heading into Super Bowl
- New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has a long memory, and a devotion to film study that usually pays dividends.
- Inactives for today's AFC championship game between the Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots.
- It wasn't exactly a repeat of Broadway Joe Namath's bold prediction, but Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco did express confidence in the AFC North champions' chances Sunday against the New England Patriots.
- Baltimore Ravens relatively healthy for Sunday's game
- Baltimore Ravens expect Bernard Pierce to play Sunday
- Baltimore Ravens' players still dealing with injuries
- New England Patriots QB is 5-2 against the Ravens in his career, but his numbers aren't extraordinary
- Baltimore Ravens' players coming off head injuries suffered against the Denver Broncos
- Running back Bernard Pierce (knee) and cornerback Asa Jackson (thigh) were the only Ravens not participating in the early portion of Thursday's practice open to reporters.
- Bernard Pierce limited, Brendon Ayanbadejo practiced Wednesday
- Baltimore Ravens scratch David Reed, Chris Johnson, five others for today's playoff game
- Baltimore Ravens getting healthier for AFC divisional round playoff game
- Rookie cornerback Asa Jackson expressed relief Wednesday to be back with the Ravens after serving a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's performance enhancing drug policy
- Every morning, Monday through Friday, blogger Matt Vensel will hook you up with reading material -- mostly on the Ravens but with some other Baltimore sports stuff, too -- to skim through as you slug down coffee and slack off at the start of your workday.
- Baltimore Ravens cornerback was suspended for unauthorized use of Adderall
- The Ravens promoted rookie safety Omar Brown from the practice squad to the active roster, taking over the spot vacated by rookie cornerback Asa Jackson, who is suspended for the next four games for violating the NFL's performance-enhancing drug policy.
