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Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti answered questions from season-ticket holders during a conference call Wednesday evening.
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Brian Billick and Haloti Ngata are the 19th and 20th individuals honored as noteworthy contributors to the franchise.
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Brian Billick already had a Super Bowl ring. Now he'll be enshrined in the Ravens Ring of Honor, owner Steve Bisciotti announced on Wednesday.
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Haloti Ngata will be back in Baltimore to officially retire as a Raven.
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Maybe no player in Ravens history symbolized the toughness of the organization more than former defensive tackle Haloti Ngata, who announced his retirement Monday after 13 seasons in the NFL, including nine in Baltimore.
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Former Raven Haloti Ngata announces retirement after 13 seasons in the NFL.
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The middle linebacker passed Jarret Johnson and Haloti Ngata to move into fifth place in franchise history in all-time tackles with 529.
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Lions lineman Haloti Ngata might assist his former team in another victory. The former Raven All-Pro defensive tackle has a torn biceps and won’t dress when the Ravens play his Detroit Lions teammates Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.
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It's risky for the Ravens to keep running an ineffective Breshad Perriman onto the field while leaving themselves short-handed at other positions.
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After he signed a $52.5-million deal in the offseason, Brandon Williams says he's ready to help lead the Ravens.
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What's up with several former Ravens players and coaches as they prepare for the 2017 season?
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The correlation between attendance at organized team activities and regular-season success is unclear. Some of the Ravens' top all-time players -- Ray Lewis, Ed
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The Browns, Steelers and Bengals will enter the draft with varying game plans.
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The Ravens' best-ever draft pick used on a defensive lineman is easy: Haloti Ngata.
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A year after being traded from the Ravens to the Detroit Lions on the first day of free agency, defensive lineman Haloti Ngata gets a two-year deal from Detroit.
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Having already served a four-game suspension to end his rookie season, Ravens tight end Nick Boyle will now be banned for the first 10 games in 2016 after again being found in violation of the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
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Mike Preston has questions for Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs. A call back would be nice, even if it's just to say Happy New Year.
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Former Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata had perhaps his most active game with the Detroit Lions on Sunday.
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There's lots of praise for former Ravens this week, but little for the one who's now a Pittsburgh Steelers.
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A number of the former Ravens tracked here were off this past weekend enjoying their new teams' bye week or nursing an injury.
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The starting defensive tackle spot was presumed to belong to second-year, second-round pick Timmy Jernigan as the Ravens sought to replace defensive tackle Haloti Ngata after his offseason trade to the Detroit Lions.
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Ravens nose tackle Brandon Williams has been a standout whose efforts defensive coordinator Dean Pees believes have been 'overshadowed' some by the team's struggles.
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In many respects, Terrell Suggs was the last man standing, the final link to these Ravens and their great defenses of the past.
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Ravens kicker and noted opera singer Justin Tucker pitches Royal Farms coffee in this September 2015 commercial.
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Massive Baltimore Ravens nose tackle Brandon Williams is ready to carry on the franchise's legacy of dominant interior defenders.
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Timmy Jernigan, who is the man tabbed to replace Haloti Ngata after the Pro Bowl defensive lineman was traded to the Detroit Lions in March, and Carl Davis represent the most recent additions to a defensive line group that throughout the Ravens history has been the franchise's premier strength, due to its depth and continuity among the coaches and players.
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Ravens defensive tackle Timmy Jernigan suffered an apparent right knee injury on the fourth defensive play of the game Saturday against the Washington Redskins, while offensive lineman Ryan Jensen left the game with a head injury and is in the concussion protocol, the team announced.
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Defensive tackle Timmy Jernigan's injury, which forced him to sit out the Ravens' preseason opener against the New Orleans Saints, was a relatively minor one. However, it created some angst given that the second-year player has had some health issues in the past, including last season when he missed four games with a meniscus injury in his knee. The Ravens are also counting on him to replace longtime fixture Haloti Ngata along the defensive front.
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A couple of weeks into training camp, former Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata still hasn't taken the practice field for the Detroit Lions.
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¿A situational pass rusher whose role increased as the 2014 season progressed, Ravens second-year defensive tackle Timmy Jernigan is aiming in training camp to battle the notion that he¿s only able to get after the quarterback as he ascends to a starting role in 2015.
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Former Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata will miss the start of training camp with his new team after he was placed on the non-football, injury list.
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Mike Preston commentary. Upon further review, the Ravens might end up being the best team in the AFC.
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There seems to be a consensus among football pundits leaguewide: The Ravens, who annually lose veteran talent and replace it with young and unproven players, will again enter the season as one of the better teams in the AFC, and in good position to make the playoffs for the seventh time in head coach John Harbaugh's eight seasons.
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Ravens punter Sam Koch earned his new contract with the team. Also, don't be too upset about former defensive lineman Haloti Ngata's comments about his new team.
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Traded just before the end of the NFL league year last March, former Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata said recently that he's excited to play with his new Detroit Lions teammates because he's "never been a part of a defense like this."
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Despite the losses of Haloti Ngata and Pernell McPhee, the Ravens are optimistic about their defense and the healthy return of Jimmy Smith is a big reason why.
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Terrell Suggs traditionally doesn't participate in voluntary organized team activities so his arrival at the mandatory minicamp often brings his first public comments since the end of the previous season. After a 2 1/2-hour workout under the hot sun, the 32-year-old and the longest-tenured member of the Ravens was far more introspective than he's been in the past, starting with his acknowledgment that he's yet to completely get over Ngata's departure.
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The 2015 Ravens will be together as a full team for the first time this week with workouts scheduled from Tuesday through Thursday at the Under Armour Performance Center. Players will practice for the final time before the start of training camp in July.
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In the absence of traded defensive tackle Haloti Ngata, defensive coordinator Dean Pees said he¿s excited about the depth and versatility of the young group that remains in Baltimore.
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The trade of five-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Haloti Ngata dramatically altered the landscape of the Ravens' defensive line.
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Ravens outside linebacker Terrell Suggs fell to 84th on the NFL Network annual list of top 100 players.
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Now, Shelton has joined Ngata in the NFL after being drafted 12th overall by the Cleveland Browns on Thursday night.
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Before the NFL turns over the league¿s calendar each year, top Ravens officials join owner Steve Bisciotti in Florida for a comprehensive look at the upcoming season and the one that will follow it, taking into account roster construction, salary cap issues and free agency.
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Until April 30, the first round of the 2015 NFL draft, The Baltimore Sun will examine the Ravens¿ depth at each position, the potential of them adding to that spot early in the draft and some of the players who they could target.
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Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti will not be the subject of any tampering complaints for his comments on defensive tackle Haloti Ngata.
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In saying that the Ravens wouldn't close the door on bringing back defensive tackle Haloti Ngata, team owner Steve Bisciotti may have violated league tampering rules.
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When veteran cornerback Lardarius Webb recently restructured his contract, he did so with the intention of finishing his career with the Ravens.
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The Ravens have 10 total picks in the draft and where those selections fall will make them the team to watch in the middle rounds.
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Despite the losses of Haloti Ngata and Pernell McPhee and the ongoing questions about the secondary, Ravens coach John Harbaugh didn't sound all too worried about the state of his team's defense.
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Calvin Johnson believes Haloti Ngata's championship experience can help the Detroit Lions, while future NFC North opponent Matt Slauson isn't thrilled with his trade
