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- From the Ravens' troubling direction to Lamar Jackson's progress on display, here are five things we learned from Sunday's 36-21 loss to the Carolina Panthers.
- Former Maryland wide receiver DJ Moore catches five passes for 90 yards and rushes twice for 39 yards for the Carolina Panthers against the Ravens, a team that could have drafted him.
- The 36-14 loss to the Carolina Panthers was the Ravens’ second straight defeat and their third in four games.
- Live updates and everything you need to know during Ravens' game at Panthers.
- The Panthers are beginning to feel as if they have hit on something big with fourth-round draft pick Ian Thomas, who grew up in Baltimore City.
- Brady, Curry, Newton and other top Under Armour athletes get perks. The benefits include international travel, Super Bowl tickets and a personal chjef.
- Cam Newton apologizes for sexist comment but loses one sponsorship
- All eyes will be on Joe Flacco when training camp begins Thursday.
- Halloween came a day early for Under Armour athlete Cam Newton.
- This is the first edition of the 7-on-7 drill, where I'll present seven lists of seven items to help keep track of the NFL season.
- The game is a spinoff of Under Armour's footwear marketing campaign "It Comes From Below," and a films starring Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton.
- Cam Newton stars in new Under Armour spot tied to children's book
- Cam Newton is quickly becoming the second-most popular NFL starting quarterback in Baltimore.
- The Broncos gave up 296 points during the regular season and 44 points during their three postseason games. That's an average of 17.9 points per game, which is pretty good until you compare it the two teams during the 16-game era that are generally left standing during any debate about the best defensive units — the 1985 Chicago Bears and the 2000 Ravens.
- If Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome needs to be convinced where the team should spend money this season, then hopefully he watched Super Bowl 50 Sunday.
- Bottom line, CBS Sports did a good job Sunday night. Super Bowls are such crazed spectacles, and social media is so snark-infested these days, that any broadcast team which gets through one without becoming the story in a bad way should consider itself a winner.
- Newton sported gold Under Armour 'MVP' cleats at Super Bowl pregame
- The Broncos defense dominates as it takes down Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50.
- Super Bowl 50, Denver Broncos, Carolina Panthers
- Under Armour has put out anniversary edition Highlight and Spotlight cleats to mark a series of milestones.
- There will be no storyline unturned during the week-long buildup to the enticing Super Bowl 50 matchup between the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos, but there will be one that dominates all others. It is, of course, the matchup between 39-year-old quarterback Peyton Manning and soon-to-be-named NFL Most Valuable Player Cam Newton — the once and future kings of the NFL.
- Former Ravens tackle Michael Oher is headed back to the Super Bowl because of an impression he made on Cam Newton's brother, Cecil, in Baltimore.
- If Cam Newton wins the NFL MVP award on Feb. 6, the style-conscious quarterback will debut gold cleats at the Super Bowl, according to Under Armour, which will design them and sell 50 pairs for $500 apiece.
- Cam Newton's talent on the field and easy embrace of showmanship has long made him an invaluable ambassador for Under Armour, the Baltimore-based athletic apparel and footwear brand. And his value to the company is about to skyrocket as the Panthers, who defeated the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, prepare for Super Bowl 50 on Feb. 7.
- Cam Newton brings an added dimension to the quarterback position. There have been signal-callers — like Steve Young, Fran Tarkenton and Steve McNair — who ran out of necessity, and others, like Seattle's Russell Wilson, who took it further with some designed runs. But Newton is a threat as both a passer and runner, and unlike the others, he just doesn't give a damn who he has to fly over to win the championship.
- The Carolina Panthers dismantled the Arizona Cardinals so completely it's hard to imagine Peyton Manning getting his second ring.
- Sun staff picks: Conference championship games
- Under Armour wants to accompany its products with stories about the histories and traits of the athletes or teams they were created for. So it is that Bryce Harper's black Camaro, Stephen Curry's beloved sour candy and Cam Newton's favorite college football rivalry.
- Newton's contract is different from Ravens quarterback and former Super Bowl XLVII Most Valuabler Player Joe Flacco's $120.6 million deal in ways beyond total value.
- Every team has injuries, but in Cincinnati's case, the team's top playmakers have been involved. The team's No. 1 receiver, A.J. Green, has missed the last two games with a toe injury. The team's top linebacker, Vontaze Burfict, has missed two entire games with a concussion, and parts of two others with a neck injury.
- Should the Browns commit to Brian Hoyer as their long-term starter with a lucrative contract? Should they explore trade scenarios for rookie quarterback Johnny Manziel if they don't foresee him as the face of their franchise?
- Pernell McPhee has never operated in the spotlight on the Ravens defense, but the fourth-year outside linebacker has carved out an effective place in the rotation by both feeding on those who hog the attention, and at times, taking it away from them.
- A week after he was critical of the Ravens¿ coverage breakdowns, defensive coordinator Dean Pees defended the play of starting safeties Matt Elam and Darian Stewart, saying he thought the team¿s secondary played well in the victory over the Carolina Panthers.
- Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith ripped Carolina Panthers management on Charlotte radio.
- Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is on pace to pass for 5,220 yards this season as he heads into Sunday's game against the Ravens.
- Ravens 10-pack on slow starts on defense, most of the Smiths, and where the production is coming from through four weeks.
- Juan Castillo absorbed much of the blame for the struggles of the Baltimore Ravens' offensive line last year. He, at least, deserves some credit for the group's turnaround this year.
- A week after missing a coverage against Browns, Ravens again give up a big play for a touchdown
- Baltimore Sun reporters, columnists and editors share their immediate reaction to the Ravens' 38-10 win over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.
- Former Pro Bowl outside linebacker Elvis Dumervil is hoping to crank up the Ravens' languishing pass rush.
- All eyes will be on wide receiver Steve Smith, who faces the organization he played with for 13 seasons. While Joe Flacco will undoubtedly look to get Smith the ball early, he needs receivers Torrey Smith, Jacoby Jones and Marlon Brown to be more involved in the passing game.
- A long pass play given up against the Cleveland Browns highlighted the issues facing the Baltimore Ravens' secondary
- Four days before the Ravens play the Carolina Panthers on Sunday afternoon at M&T Bank Stadium, Steve Smith was reflective. In a couple of months with his new team, he's established himself as quarterback Joe Flacco's go-to target with more than double the receiving yards than the next closest Raven. Smith has quieted some of the talk that he is in steady decline.
- Five key stats that help preview Sunday's Ravens-Panthers game at M&T Bank Stadium.