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Marlon Brown, Will Davis and Kapron Lewis-Moore are among former Ravens looking for new homes.
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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 visible reminders of general manager Ozzie Newsome’s drafting and team-building prowess have remained untouched during the ongoing $45 million renovation
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Baltimore's draft classes from 2008-2014 didn't yield the type of playmakers who would have kept the team as a contender.
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The Ravens have traditionally been slow to move in free agency, and they may need to be more cautious than usual because this is one of the most critical off-seasons in team history.
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It was only three years ago when the Ravens beat the San Francisco 49ers, 34-31, to capture Super Bowl XLVII. So much has changed since.
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Former Ravens offensive lineman Jah Reid has found a key role with the Kansas City Chiefs
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In his first comments since the Ravens trimmed their roster to the 53-man group they essentially began the week with, coach John Harbaugh said there were several positions where the team had tough decisions to make.
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A couple of days after they got down to 53 men, the Ravens' roster remains unchanged. What gives?
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Two days after being let go by the Ravens. running back Fitzgerald Toussaint signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Ravens bring back several players waived yesterday and also add colorful cornerback Charles James from Houston Texans.
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In getting down to a 53-man roster Saturday, the Ravens showed a willingness to move on from their draft picks, the importance that they place on special teams and how much they value having defensive depth.
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Wide receivers Daniel Brown, who caught a touchdown and blocked a punt in Thursday night's preseason-closing loss to the Atlanta Falcons, and Tom Nelson, offensive tackle Blaine Clausell, inside linebacker Andrew Bose and cornerback Quinton Pointer were all let go. Their releases leave the Ravens with 70 players, meaning that they'll have to make 17 more moves by 4 p.m. on Saturday.
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It is hard to believe that in this day and age the Ravens can¿t find a return specialist.
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Ravens left tackle Eugene Monroe hasn't been cleared to practice all week because of a "pretty serious bruise" on his right forearm, an injury suffered Saturday when the Ravens lost three tackles to injury in a 40-17 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Ravens offensive linemen Rick Wagner and Jah Reid returned as starters got the day off.
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Injuries prevented the Ravens' top backups from playing valuable snaps Saturday night. With the regular season creeping closer, offensive line depth is being put under the type of strain that could cripple it were it not for the extra players afforded by a 90-man training camp roster.
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There were times in the joint practices when the Philadelphia Eagles effortlessly moved the ball on the Ravens starting defense, while the Ravens starting offense remained bogged down in its own territory on the adjacent field. That's how Saturday's game went, too.
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With several offensive linemen looking as though they would miss the Ravens' preseason game against the Philadelphia Eagles, coach John Harbaugh said Friday that it would be incumbent on those who were healthy to step in and play, no matter their experience.
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Six offensive linemen -- including two starters and two top reserves -- didn't dress for Saturday's preseason game against the Philadelphia Eagles, leaving the Ravens with 11 offensive linemen for the game.
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Ravens coach John Harbaugh said the Ravens became a better team for their three joint practices with the Philadelphia Eagles, the opponents for Saturday¿s preseason game at Lincoln Financial Field.
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The Ravens are missing a pair of starting offensive lineman for the final practice ahead of Saturday's preseason game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. agitated the Philadelphia Eagles' defense all practice long on Thursday, while other minor altercations broke out in the joint practice.
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Ravens veterans have sporadically received days off during training camp, and coach John Harbaugh gave three of them today off ahead of Saturday¿s game against the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.
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There was some good and some bad for Ravens in joint practices with Eagles.
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The Ravens began stretching and getting used to their surroundings on the field at around 11:15 a.m. Wednesday, in full pads for the first of three practices with the Philadelphia Eagles at their Novacare Complex. Here are five early observations from the practice.
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Ravens starting right tackle Rick Wagner couldn¿t finish practice Wednesday with an apparent leg injury Wednesday, giving James Hurst a rare chance to run with the first-team Wednesday.
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Reserve guard John Urschel returned to practice Wednesday after missing nearly two weeks with a concussion, while rookie tight end Maxx Williams was back after leaving Monday¿s practice and missing Tuesday.
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Highlights and observations from the Baltimore Ravens' last open practice of training camp.
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Ravens safety Terrence Brooks, who was on the physically unable to perform list following last year¿s season-ending knee injury, returned to practice Tuesday as the Ravens held their final open training camp practice in Owings Mills.
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After Sunday's off day, the Ravens were in full pads for Monday's workout, which started at 10 a.m. and finished up at 12:45 p.m. It was one of the hottest days of camp and several Ravens struggled to deal with the heat. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh had the players take an extended water break a little more than halfway through practice.
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While Breshad Perriman remains sidelined from practice, the Ravens did get back fellow receivers Marlon Brown and Kamar Aiken.
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Mike Preston's training camp observations: Jah Reid is starting to impress; rookie LB has a way to go; missing Jacoby Jones.
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In the first true test of the season, the Ravens passed thanks to a dominant offensive line and a running game that featured three solid running backs.
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Ravens right tackle Rick Wagner, who underwent foot surgery at the end of last season, said he could be done missing reps in training camp on Wednesday.
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There should no longer be any major concern about Pro Bowl outside linebacker Terrell Suggs being ready to play in the season opener against the Denver Broncos.
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The Baltimore Sun is breaking down where the Ravens stand at each position, including predictions on how many players the team will keep at each spot and which players are locks, long shots or "on the bubble."
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Getting Sam Koch and Jimmy Smith signed were big first moves, but the Ravens will have plenty more to do next offseason.
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Ravens' officials won't have to make roster decisions for nearly 2 1/2 months, but past trends could provide a glimpse to what direction they'll go.
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The Ravens have never started back-to-back seasons with the same offensive line alignment in franchise history, but that streak could be coming to an end.
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Sidelined last year after suffering major injuries during training camp in August, Brent Urban and Karpron Lewis-Moore are back on the practice field and expected to be part of the Ravens' defensive line rotation this season.
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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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The Ravens take pride in doing due diligence on all the draft prospects, so it shouldn't be a surprise that they wanted to learn more about Dorial Green-Beckham.
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The Ravens are re-signing veteran offensive guard Jah Reid to a one-year contract today, according to sources.
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After a season in which Joe Flacco was sacked barely more than once per game, a journeyman running back ran for more than 1,200 yards, and the line blocked for the league's sixth-best rushing attack, the unit that took the worst of the criticism for 2013's 8-8 campaign emerged as a strength last season, and potentially for years to come.
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After an embarrassing offseason last year, Ravens need to stay off police blotters and scandal websites this year.
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The Ravens have promoted rookie running back Fitz Toussaint from the practice squad to the active roster, according to sources with knowledge of the situation.
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Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith returned to practice Friday, but didn't look like he was close to his usual form.
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Even without their best defensive lineman, the Baltimore Ravens sack Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill six times.
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After returning to practice Friday, running back Justin Forsett and wide receiver Torrey Smith both active for Ravens against Dolphins.
