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Veteran free safety visited the Texans on Friday
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Former Ravens cornerback and kick returner Chris Carr isn't walking away from football just yet.
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Notable Ravens fans react on Twitter to the news that the team will be heading to the Super Bowl.
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Tight end had concussion symptoms against the Steelers
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Tight end Dennis Pitta expected to play, but defensive end Pernell McPhee is a question mark as the Ravens wrap up a week of practices in preparation for Sunday's game against the San Diego Chargers
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Baltimore Sun reporter Jeff Zrebiec has news, notes and opinions on the Baltimore Ravens.
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After enduring a tough grind of playing four games in 18 days, the Ravens got back to work Monday following a three-day weekend.
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Baltimore Ravens inside linebacker Jameel McClain was standing on the edge of the field, watching backup Dannell Ellerbe take the majority of the workload opposite middle linebacker Ray Lewis during a 44-13 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.
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The Baltimore Ravens created some breathing room under the NFL salary cap limit when they signed Pro Bowl running back Ray Rice to a five-year, $40 million maximum value deal that included a $15 million signing bonus.
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While Ray Lewis and Ed Reed are nearing the end of their careers, the Ravens have a host of younger players filling key roles.
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Ravens strong safety Bernard Pollard was rewarded this month with a contract extension, a deal that can keep him in Baltimore through 2015. Pollard made 75 tackles and broke up a career-high 13 passes in 2011, but Pollard insists his attitude and his play won't change now that he has a new deal.
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The 10th-ranked Seahawks, however, had enough depth as Jon Carr responded with three goals and two assists in the 7-2 victory to remain undefeated. South River clinched the regular season title and finish conference play Friday against Annapolis before taking on the Howard County champion in the District V championship next week.
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Ravens sense progress in contract talks with Ray Rice
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The Ravens signed four players to contracts to bolster special teams, linebackers, secondary.
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Baltimore Ravens add Pro Bowl special teams player Corey Graham from Chicago Bears
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Today's start of the NFL's free agency period will bring hype, hope and anticipation to many football cities across the country.
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The Ravens announced Monday that they have released cornerback Domonique Foxworth. Foxworth, who hails from Randallstown and played college football at Maryland, played in just two games for the Ravens the past two seasons after tearing his right ACL in 2010.
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Running back and team will have until July 16 to negotiate a new, long-term deal
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The Ravens will release veteran cornerback Chris Carr, a decision that has been expected and could serve as the precursor to other roster moves
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Because we're officially two weeks away from free agency, Jeff Zrebiec is getting asked more and more about who will and won't return among the 13 Baltimore Ravens due to hit the open market March 13.
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Last year at the NFL Scouting Combine, one of the Ravens' biggest needs was a cornerback and they wound up using two of their first five picks in the draft to address it, selecting Jimmy Smith (Colorado) in the first round and Chykie Brown (Texas) in the fifth.
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John Harbaugh and Ozzie Newsome hold court at NFL combine. Ravens will make a big run at keeping Ben Grubbs. Ed Reed will return for an 11th season.
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Ravens notes: Salary cap won't prevent team from filling needs
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The NFL scouting combine starts Feb. 22. In advance of the annual meat market in Indianapolis, staff writer Matt Vensel will examine each position and give Ravens fans the 4-1-1. In this post he looks at cornerbacks.
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The Ravens are focused on securing contract extensions for Ray Rice and Joe Flacco, but Ben Grubbs' status is unclear. The Ravens will use the franchise tag on its star running back if a new contract can't be worked out. Bringing back the left guard could be difficult.
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Those who know him say fiery Pagano was made to face challenges like the one Brady and the Patriots will present Sunday
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Wide receiver had missed two games after knee surgery; Reed says ankle injury not severe
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The Ravens' victory was tempered by injuries. Returner David Reed is out for the season with a knee injury, and guard Marshal Yanda's status is undetermined after he suffered a rib bruise.
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Ravens players try to be active role models in Baltimore and elsewhere
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Journeyman kicker Shayne Graham has ended up back with the Ravens. With Billy Cundiff dealing with a calf injury, the team signed the 11-year veteran, whom Cundiff beat out in the 2010 preseason.
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No other injuries reported by team
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