The Ravens have a little more than $11 million of salary cap space remaining, but that's not a whole lot when you consider they'll need to pay draft picks and carry money over into the season.
According to the NFLPA, the Ravens had little more than $5 million of salary cap space with free agency nearing. The average amount of space per team is over $32 million.
It's been relatively quiet on the Ravens front, but that will change over the next couple of weeks with the NFL scouting combine and the start of free agency.
As the Ravens enter another long offseason searching for a formula to return to the playoffs, no position ranks higher on their wish list than receiver. The elusive No. 1 wideout has become a Holy Grail for the franchise.
Over a year after a disappointing loss to Pittsburgh, the Ravens have an opportunity to return to the postseason with a victory over the Cincinnati Bengals at home Sunday.
The Ravens are still in solid playoff position after a dramatic loss in Pittsburgh, but their struggles against top quarterbacks are cause for concern.
Running back Terrance West and left tackle Ronnie Stanley also on Ravens' list of inactives vs. Packers. Running back Danny Woodhead makes return from hamstring injury.
Ten weeks since he went down with a hamstring injury in the Ravens’ season-opening victory over the Bengals, veteran running back Danny Woodhead is ready to play.
The Ravens head into the matchup as healthy as they have been all season. The Packers enter it with growing confidence in fill-in quarterback Brett Hundley.
Ravens running back Danny Woodhead gave a tantalizing glimpse of his potential impact on the team's first drive of the season. He's been out with an injured hamstring ever since, but he's practicing again and could be an essential addition for the stretch run.
