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Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome delivered on his vow to change the look of his wide receiver room.

The former first-round draft pick had a season-high three catches for 28 yards, but his two drops proved costly in the Ravens' loss to Tennessee.

As the Ravens head into Nashville for a key matchup against the Tennessee Titans, their 2015 first-round pick is making no positive impact for a struggling offense.

The undrafted rookie did not have much time to enjoy his call-up from the practice squad on Tuesday.

Six players not practicing Thursday for Ravens and another three are in non-contract jerseys.

Woodhead will eligible to return for Ravens' game Nov. 19 against the Green Bay Packers.

Despite the return of Maclin (shoulder) and Perriman (concussion), the offense will go with only four wideouts.

The Ravens' inactive list will come out around 7 p.m., but we'll all get a better idea of who is and isn't playing by whether the team makes any moves before 4 p.m. today.

It appears that Breshad Perriman is ready to return. However, it's less clear whether Jeremy Maclin and Mike Wallace will be available for Thursday's prime-time game.

Five Ravens did not practice Tuesday and another 10 participated on a limited basis.

Without that duo and Mike Wallace, the passing offense has manufactured only one touchdown in the past two games.

Ravens sign tight end Gavin Escobar, who had been unsigned since the Chiefs cut him at the end of preseason.

The Ravens allow a back to rush for more than 100 yards for a second consecutive game.

Wallace's injury forces Ravens to rely on just three receivers over final 3 1/2 quarters of game.

Greg Gumbel and Trent Green brought better energy to their Ravens telecast this week. But there were still too many mistakes.

Michael Campanaro, Griff Whalen and Chris Moore are team's only three healthy receivers.

Mike Wallace (back), Breshad Perriman (concussion), and Chris Matthews (thigh) did not practice Friday.

Mike Wallace, Breshad Perriman, and Chris Matthews are the wideouts missing from Thursday’s session.

Ravens re-sign wide receiver Griff Whalen to bolster group hit hard by injuries.

Injuries to Maclin, Breshad Perriman and Mike Wallace have led the Ravens to seek outside help at wide receiver.

Ravens director of food services Tenille Moore has gradually made team cafeteria a healthier place.

Team moves on from Keenan Reynolds, Jeremy Zuttah, Larry Donnell and 15 others.

Among team's cuts are Keenan Reynolds, Jeremy Zuttah, Larry Donnell and Bobby Rainey.

The Ravens have some tough decisions to make at running back, defensive line, secondary.

It once seemed likely that the Ravens would keep six wide receivers, but not any longer.

The Ravens have seven wide receivers bidding for two or three open spots on the 53-man roster.

Goal remains for Flacco to return in time for Sept.10 regular-season opener

Keenan Reynolds’ 46-yard punt return was the Ravens’ longest play in their preseason opener.

They've shined in practice, but the Ravens want to see big-play ability translate to games.

Jefferson bounced back from getting beat twice and dropping an interception by getting one a few plays later.

Nine different players returned kicks for the Ravens during a recent practice

White’s hands, speed, athleticism were on display during the Ravens’ practice on Sunday evening.

Would the Ravens’ Griff Whalen rather catch passes or returns kicks? “Really both,” he said.

Looking to add another veteran receiver and potential kick returner to the mix, the Ravens signed former Indianapolis Colt and San Diego Charger Griff Whalen on Friday. 

A look at the Ravens' roster questions heading into camp, position by position.

The Ravens left second-year outside linebacker Za'Darius Smith inactive for the second time in three games.

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