Now a high school running back coach, former Raven Ray Rice returned to the team facility Thursday to speak to the organization's first-year players.

Upon arriving at rookie minicamp, the Ravens' draft picks chose their uniform numbers for 2017.

The Ravens' rotating offensive line figures to be in more flux next week.

Cory Redding, a 13-year NFL veterean who spent two productive seasons with the Ravens, announced his retirement Wednesday on Twitter.

Out of the NFL for 2 1/2 months since he was cut by the Ravens, veteran outside linebacker Jason Babin has found a soft landing spot with the Arizona Cardinals.

After three straight games without giving up a sack, Ravens surrender four to Colts

Breaking down each aspect of the Ravens' Week 5 game against the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium.

After agreeing to terms on a two-year deal with the New York Giants last Thursday, Jameel McClain went to his Facebook page to say goodbye to the only NFL organization that he had ever known.

It has been a hectic 48 hours for former Ravens defensive tackle Arthur Jones, whose hard work during his four years in Baltimore was rewarded with a five-year, $33 million contract from the Indianapolis Colts shortly after free agency began Tuesday afternoon.

Free agency will start in a little over a month, but two things have become apparent: it's going to be tough for the Ravens to upgrade at center and the Ravens are in line to lose several defensive free agents.

While all the talk has been on Terrell Suggs' future, there are several other long-term Ravens who may have played their last games in purple.

Ravens awarded four extra picks bringing total to 12 in April's NFL Draft.

Previewing the owners meetings for the Baltimore Ravens. Plus notes on Ed Reed's free agency and more.

The Ravens added size and depth to their defensive line by agreeing to deals with defensive tackle Chris Canty and defensive end Marcus Spears.

As the Ravens were signing Canty to a three-year, $8 million contract that includes a $2 million signing bonus, Ravens coach John Harbaugh told the 6-foot-7, 317-pounder he hopes he gives the defense back what they lost in Redding.

While team officials have yet to comment on Pollard's release, it continues a trend of offseason activity that has the Ravens' roster — particularly on the defensive side — getting younger, thinner, quieter and in some cases, cheaper.

On the same day that they lost two key defensive starters, the Ravens filled one of their free agent priorities by adding some size and experience to the interior of their defensive line.

Baltimore Ravens and NFL free agency and Anquan Boldin

The usual faces were present in the auditorium at the team's practice facility Thursday but there was a constant reminder that this wasn't the typical "State of the Ravens" address.

Ravens rookie Bernard Pierce and veteran Ray Rice combine for more than 200 yards in AFC wild-card game

Former Baltimore Ravens defensive end, strong safety to square off with old team Sunday in wild-card playoff game

Baltimore Ravens have full house at Friday¿s practice

Baltimore Ravens fullback Vonta Leach only player missing from Thursdays practice

Every week, we hope to bring you a quick Q&A with someone who covers the Ravens' opponent that week. This week, we chatted with Mike Chappell, who covers the Indianapolis Colts for The Indianapolis Star

Baltimore Ravens prove coach John Harbaugh's decision fruitful

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck getting more love than the Baltimore Ravens' Joe Flacco

Jarret Johnson was equally significant to the Ravens throughout much of the last decade. Drafted in the fourth round out of Alabama in 2003, Johnson, 31, started every game for the organization in his last four seasons, and his streak of 129 consecutive games played was the longest in team history.

Baltimore Sun columnist Mike Preston answers a selection of reader questions after the Ravens' 31-29 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.

Jeff Zrebiec has Baltimore Ravens news, notes and opinions on Ray Lewis, Lardarius Webb, Haloti Ngata, Joe Flacco and much more.

Until unit proves it can plug the holes against the run, defensive players anticipate that future opponents will stick to ground plan vs. Ravens

In their last three games, the Ravens allowed opponents to gain just 2.7 yards per carry, which partially explains why teams have resorted to exploiting them through the air. But Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium, Jamaal Charles and the Kansas City Chiefs, who rank second in the NFL in rushing, hope to seriously test the notion that the Ravens have tightened up in the trenches.

Baltimore Ravens reporter Jeff Zrebiec has news, notes and opinions on Pernell McPhee, Terrell Suggs and more.

With outside linebacker Terrell Suggs shelved by torn right Achilles tendon, defensive tackle Haloti Ngata is tied for Ravens lead in sacks with 2½

Four years ago, when Jameel McClain was in his rookie season with the Ravens, the undrafted free agent out of Syracuse first made his presence felt as a pass rusher. The gritty linebacker only had 16 tackles in 2008, but he recorded 2.5 sacks and a pair of safeties -- one more than Ray Lewis has in his long career.

Heading into a pivotal game Sunday night against the New England Patriots, the third-ranked defense from last season has plummeted to 27th overall. The Ravens already have allowed 808 yards of total offense, giving up an average of 5.6 yards per play.

Baltimore Sun columnist Mike Preston answers reader questions on the Baltimore Ravens.

It's been a while since the Baltimore Ravens defense faced this many questions to start the season. One of the league's most established defenses suddenly has a new look.

Convinced that maintaining his mobility is the key to remaining a force at age 37, Ravens All-Pro middle linebacker Ray Lewis dieted and exercised his way down to his lightest weight since he was a rookie.