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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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"I just want to go out there and be dominant every time I take the field," Judon said.
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The team is represented by at least three players for the 12th consecutive year.
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As a junior, Jesse Aniebonam led Maryland in sacks and tackles for loss despite not playing every down
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If it wasn't obvious already, it is now. If the Ravens are going to help their pass rush, they'll likely have to do it through the draft.
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Maryland made it official Monday in announcing the hiring of Jimmy Brumbaugh as defensive line coach and co-defensive coordinator.
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Arthur Jones' struggles since leaving the Ravens continued as the Indianapolis Colts defensive end was suspended for the first four games of the 2016 season.
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Welcome to the Ravens 10-Pack, where reporter Jon Meoli hits on 10 stats, notes, and thoughts after the New England Patriots ended the Ravens' season with a 35-31 win Saturday.
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After making progress with his ankle injury all week, Ravens left offensive tackle Eugene Monroe is active for Saturday's AFC divisional-round playoff game against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium.
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UFC light-heavyweight champion Jon "Bones" Jones has entered a drug treatment facility after testing positive for the main metabolite of cocaine.
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A block by Kelechi Osemele bought Joe Flacco the time he needed to escape the pressure and find wide receiver Torrey Smith in the end zone for an 11-yard touchdown pass during the Ravens' 30-17 AFC wild-card playoff win at Heinz Field.
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Jon Jones will be the fan favorite at UFC 172 at Baltimore Arena, when he defends his light-heavyweight championship against Glover Teixeira.
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Joe Flacco's sprained left knee meant the Ravens were even more reliant than usual on the shotgun formation rather than have him drop back in the pocket.
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It was an extremely rough outing for Ravens backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor at the end of the game Sunday in relief of starter Joe Flacco. During the final two minutes of the Ravens' embarrassing 41-7 loss to the New England Patriots at M&T Bank Stadium, an errant shotgun snap from center Gino Gradkowski intended for Taylor was recovered for a touchdown by defensive end Chandler Jones.
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Something unusual happened Sunday involving Ravens kicker Justin Tucker.
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A 41-7 loss to the Patriots in front of an announced 71,433 at M&T Bank Stadium leaves the Ravens needing help as they head to the final week of the regular season looking to make the playoffs for a sixth straight time.
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Breaking down who has the edge, and where, in Sunday's game between the Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots.
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With playoff stakes and family bragging rights on the line Sunday, it has been an extremely quiet week between the two brothers on opposing sides of the growing rivalry between the Ravens and the New England Patriots.
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The Patriots have an offense that is still in transition after losing tight ends Aaron Hernandez and Rob Gronkowski.
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The business side of football will turn serious soon enough for Arthur Jones during the offseason when he's expected to emerge as a coveted commodity in free agency due to his versatility, scheme flexibility and consistency.
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Jon "Bones' Jones was smiling, but he kept shying away whenever his older brother, Ravens defensive lineman Arthur Jones inched closer to him and motioned with his big arms and hands.
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As the Most Valuable Player of Super Bowl XLVII, Joe Flacco is no longer a frequent target of criticism and was rewarded in March with a $120.6 million contract.
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Patriots rookie defensive end lost to Ravens in AFC championship
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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.
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Last season, New England defensive lineman Vince Wilfork dominated Ravens center Matt Birk in Patriots' victory
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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.
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Baltimore Ravens relatively healthy for Sunday's game
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New England Patriots QB is 5-2 against the Ravens in his career, but his numbers aren't extraordinary
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Bernard Pierce limited, Brendon Ayanbadejo practiced Wednesday
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Baltimore Ravens defensive end Arthur Jones thinks brother, New England Patriots defensive end Chandler Jones, will play Sunday
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This week, Baltimore Sun reporters Aaron Wilson and Matt Vensel looks back at the Ravens' previous game and that of their next of opponent.
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The New England defense that will greet the Baltimore Ravens in Foxborough on Sunday isn't just different from the one they played in last year's AFC championship game; it's different from the one they dropped 31 points on back in Week 3.
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New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski is one of the most talented young players in the game
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Baltimore Ravens' players Ray Rice and Arthur Jones voted awards by local media
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Chiefs pass rusher had two sacks against Baltimore in playoff game two seasons ago
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The no-huddle offense returned to prominence after disappearing a week ago in Philadelphia, using it on 44 of 65 snaps and piling up 503 yards of total offense.
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Jeff Zrebiec breaks down each element of Sunday night's showdown between the Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots at M&T Bank Stadium.
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Former Alabama teammates starting as rookies in the NFL
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Every week, I hope to bring you a quick Q&A with someone who covers the Ravens' opponent that week. On Sunday night, the Ravens host the New England Patriots in a rematch of the AFC championship game. Since it's such a big game for both teams, let's go with double coverage this week. I chatted with Shalise Manza Young of The Boston Globe and Jeff Howe of The Boston Herald about a few hot topics entering Sunday night.
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The Patriots didn¿t get tight end Rob Gronkowski involved Sunday until the fourth quarter, when he had five catches for 66 yards and a touchdown.
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Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl defensive end Trent Cole burst past Ravens offensive tackle Michael Oher early in the first quarter Sunday, dashing into the backfield to sack Joe Flacco and force a fumble recovered by defensive tackle Cullen Jenkins.
