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The four-time All-Pro agreed to a five-year, $85 million deal with the New York Jets on Tuesday morning, according to multiple media reports.
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Outside linebacker Terrell Suggs’ best chance of returning to the Ravens might have ended when Ozzie Newsome stepped down as general manager this offseason and was replaced by Eric DeCosta.
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Pending free agent C.J. Mosley is going to be very rich very soon. And it appears unlikely the Ravens will be the team still signing the check.
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The Ravens had the NFL’s top-ranked defense in 2018, but they’ve already lost safety Eric Weddle and veteran outside linebacker Terrell Suggs.
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He said after the Ravens’ playoff loss to the Los Angeles Chargers that he “would love to be a Raven for life."
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Former Ravens safety Eric Weddle didn’t take long to find his way back home.
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Eric DeCosta has shortened the Ravens' to-do list considerably. He still must answer a handful of questions that could shape the team’s short- and long-term future.
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“I think Nick is a huge piece of our offense going forward from the standpoint of how he plays," coach John Harbaugh said of tight end Nick Boyle, who the Ravens signed to a three-year extension Thursday.
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The Ravens officially terminated the contract of veteran safety Eric Weddle, executive vice president and general manager Eric DeCosta announced Wednesday.
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Eric Weddle, 34, was named to the Pro Bowl in each of his three seasons with the Ravens.
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Eric DeCosta said last week that the Ravens’ preference “would always be to do a long-term deal with a player like C.J. He’s a great player.”
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There was a wave of purple optimism throughout the stadium in the team’s final regular season win against Cleveland and sellout crowd for the wild-card game against the Chargers.
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By designating inside linebacker C.J. Mosley with the franchise tag, the Ravens would have committed about $15.4 million to the former first-round draft pick for the 2019 season.
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None of the top wide receivers in this year’s draft class were bashful about thumping their chest and proclaiming themselves the best wideout of the group.
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"We’re going to try to build the best offense we can around our quarterback, which you always do,” coach John Harbaugh said.
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“We haven’t made any decisions yet,” Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said, but the deal with the Broncos is expected to be finalized next month.
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“I haven’t heard that he’s not” returning, John Harbaugh said of Marshal Yanda at the NFL scouting combine.
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The general manager indicated that the Ravens would meet with the agents for C.J. Mosley and Terrell Suggs this week.
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From an imposing wide receiver who spent his childhood in Baltimore to a Delaware native who starred for the Terps, here's who could stand out in Indianapolis.
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Michael Crabtree was the centerpiece of the Ravens’ overhauled receiving corps last offseason but struggled with drops early and production late.
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The Ravens need a top wide receiver and pass rusher, but an offensive lineman and running back are worth watching, too.
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“This is a big contract,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said of a three-year contract extension with cornerback Tavon Young that's reportedly worth $25.8 million. “This is a big number. This is a record-setting number."
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With the 39th and final selection of the third round, the Ravens now own three of the draft's top 102 picks.
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The Ravens had the sixth-most expensive average ticket price in the NFL last season, according to Statista.
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Slot cornerback Tavon Young has agreed to a contract extension with the Ravens, the first signing of the team’s offseason.
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This is Greg Roman’s first offseason in charge of the Ravens offense. This is Lamar Jackson’s first full offseason as an NFL quarterback. They just have to figure out what’s next.
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The Ravens officially introduced Greg Roman as their new offensive coordinator Tuesday.
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Remember when Brian Billick, Juan Dixon and Art Donovan were on the sports pages?
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Here's why the Ravens can enjoy some much-coveted financial flexibility ahead of an important offseason.
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Kaepernick filed a grievance in October 2017, saying he was blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem at games.
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Ever since it was announced Monday that Cleveland signed former Kansas City running back Kareem Hunt to a one-year contract some anger around town has resurfaced about the way former Ravens running back Ray Rice was treated for his domestic violence case nearly five years ago.
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It was a good year to be a Ravens running back — that is, if you were playing with Lamar Jackson.
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Ray Rice's arrest five years ago represented a line of demarcation in the way the NFL and the Ravens understood and confronted intimate partner violence. Though much has changed in the time since, the league still faces difficult questions about its place in a national epidemic.
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There's a good deal of praise for the Ravens' front office and a lot of concerns about Denver's.
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Now that he's reportedly headed to the Denver Broncos in a trade, here's a look at Joe Flacco's five most memorable games as Ravens quarterback.
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Shortly after the Ravens lost to the Los Angeles Chargers in the AFC wild-card round, head coach John Harbaugh gave Joe Flacco the ultimate compliment when he called him the best quarterback in Ravens history.
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The Ravens have reportedly agreed in principle to trade longtime starting quarterback Joe Flacco to the Denver Broncos, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
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The assumption is that newly signed Cleveland running back Kareem Hunt will most likely be suspended for at least the first four games of the season for a physical altercation with a woman last February in a Cleveland hotel.
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One month from the open market, here’s where the Ravens stand with their free agents-to-be.
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The chaos and frenzy of the NBA’s trade deadline appeared to bleed into the NFL offseason Friday, as a seemingly throwaway answer about Le’Veon Bell on an NFL Network show sparked a social media connection that raised hopes (and questions) for Ravens fans.
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If the Ravens want to build on last season’s playoff run, they can look to the Patriots for blueprints.
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Each year the NFL becomes even more average and that forces the coaching gap between Bill Belichick and the other coaches to become greater.
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From safety Eric Weddle to wide receiver Michael Crabtree, here are 10 veterans the Ravens could cut to save salary-cap money as they rebuild their roster for 2019.
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FTF Racing’s Correjon continued his winter hot streak at Laurel Park, earning his third straight win over its main track with a record-setting half-length triumph in Sunday’s featured Super Bowl Starter Handicap.
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Reed joined former teammates Jonathan Ogden and Ray Lewis as he breezed to election in the first year he was eligible.
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Ed Reeds was a beguiling figure both on and off the football field, but his unique personality and independent streak on the field made him legendary.
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Ed Reed left a unique mark on the Ravens and the NFL in his 12 years as a big-play safety. On Saturday, Reed could become the third homegrown Raven, after Jonathan Ogden and Ray Lewis, to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility.
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With Reed one day away from his likely election to the Hall of Fame, we’re bringing back this March 2013 blog post on “The most Ed Reed-est plays in Ed Reed history.”
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“This is not an individual award,” said Reed, who's set to be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday afternoon.
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“I think sometimes people would think that maybe I’d be embarrassed that I started off as an intern now that I’m a GM, that I want to forget that,” Eric DeCosta said. “To be honest with you, I cherish that."
