About 1,000 people ran, jogged or walked to support the Brigance Brigade Foundation. Former Baltimore Raven O.J. Brigance hosts the annual fundraiser, which raises money for grants to families of people with Lou Gehrig's disease, also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
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.
For the trio of former Ravens turned radio broadcasters, becoming part of the media was a journey about discovery, respect and studying. A lot of studying.
It's at least conceivable Ravens outside linebacker Terrell Suggs will play his last home game in Baltimore on Sunday. But with a seventh Pro Bowl season under his belt, Suggs says he doesn't feel the end drawing near.
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.
After a few days of training camp practice in 2009, there was one skinny rookie in the secondary who repeatedly made plays. Few people noticed him because his speed made him look like a blur.
The Ravens gave up 10 early points to the Pittsburgh Steelers, shut them out over the second and third quarters, and then allowed them to score 21 points in the final quarter.
After nine seasons in San Diego, safety Eric Weddle didn't feel wanted anymore by the Chargers. But he got a totally different vibe from the Ravens who were relentless in their pursuit of the safety.
When C.J. Mosley was taken in the first round of the NFL draft by the Ravens in 2014, the comparisons to Ray Lewis were inevitable. He says he hasn't tried to emulate Lewis in the NFL.
As the Ravens start their camp, they do so with a desire to build a smoother path through the playoffs by winning a division title to earn at least one home playoff game. Their bigger goal is earning home-field advantage throughout the playoffs with the top record in the AFC.
The Ravens have hired retired linebacker Jarret Johnson and retired cornerback Duane Starks, a starter on their Super Bowl XXXV championship team who scored a touchdown against the New York Giants in that win, as scouting interns for camp.
Surrounded by his former coaches and general manager Ozzie Newsome, gritty veteran linebacker Jarret Johnson retired with the Ravens during a press conference Wednesday at team headquarters.
Under Armour announced six Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference senior standouts who have been chosen to participate in the annual UA All-America Lacrosse Game on July 3.
Gritty former Ravens outside linebacker Jarret Johnson will sign a one-day contract and retire as a member of the franchise Wednesday afternoon during a press conference.
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.
Former Ravens outside linebacker Jarret Johnson used his Instagram account Tuesday to announce the end of his 12-year NFL career, the last three years of which was spent with the San Diego Chargers.
As the Ravens get set to begin training camp, they'll feature changes on the defensive end as well as head coach John Harbaugh wants to see a more aggressive unit.
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.
In this week's season-ending edition of Blogger on Blogger, I reached out to Baltimore Sports and Life blogger Daniel Bryden, who does a great job breaking down the Ravens, to wrap up the 2013 season.
