John Harbaugh will return as Ravens head coach for the 2019 season, and is working on an extension to his existing contract, which expires after the 2019 season, the team announced Friday night.

First-round draft pick Lamar Jackson, a quarterback from Louisville, has time on his side in learning the Ravens offense.

Known as a player for engineering record-setting comebacks and now as a Super Bowl-winning offensive coordinator, the Maryland alumnus is about to get his first head coaching job.

The Rooney Rule mandates teams to interview minority candidates for head coaching and top front-office jobs, but the Ravens had a clear succession plan in place for Ozzie Newsome.

Austin, the secondary coach on the Ravens' 2012 Super Bowl-winning team, returns to the AFC North as Bengals defensive coordinator.

The Ravens have typically filled the post by promoting a position coach already on staff, and that's still a possibility this time, but they might instead bring back a familiar face from the outside.

Three former Ravens assistant coaches, including two former coordinators, who became head coaches were fired by their teams Monday.

Long-time defensive coordinator Dean Pees just finished his sixth season in charge of a proud Ravens defense.

The loss of the standout cornerback obviously hurts the Ravens, but it could affect the team next year, too.

Wide receiver Mike Wallace’s 66-yard catch was the team's longest offensive play from scrimmage of the season.

The special teams unit's ability to produce in categories such as returns, field goals, and punts has been pivotal in the Ravens' overall success this season.

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.

Breaking down the Ravens' last interconference game of the regular season. Who has the edge?

As a matchup with Jim Caldwell's Detroit Lions looms, the veteran is not looking back on the 2012 season. He's just focusing on trying to improve performance of a woeful offense.

Catch up on any of the NFL games you might have missed on Thanksgiving Day.

The Ravens go into the bye week knowing that the offense needs to be much improved if the team is going to make it to the playoffs.

"I think anytime you try to pin the blame on any one person ... that’s always going to be a mistake," John Harbaugh said.

Various thoughts about the Ravens and what they might do with the 16th overall pick tonight.

The Monday matchup with the reigning AFC South-winning Texans is one of three prime-time games scheduled for the Ravens.

Scrutiny on Ravens coach John Harbaugh, regarded by many around the league as one of the NFL's best, is as high as it has been in years.

The Ravens are at that point of the season where everyone has to be fully accountable. If they can turn it a

While dealing with injuries, it could take time for Ravens offense to adjust to Marty Mornhinweg.

John Harbaugh's future career as head coach of the Ravens could be determined by the success or failure of Marty Mornhinweg as the team's new offensive coordinator.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh has always had a clear vision o

The Ravens have fired offensive coordinator Marc Trestman after a dismal showing on offense Sunday against the Washington Redskins.

"I'm trying to be as patient as I can and do all the right things, and when things aren't working out, it is not pretty," Joe Flacco said.

Offensive coordinator Marc Trestman could be the fall guy in 2016 if the Ra

Ravens coach John Harbaugh made some alterations to his defensive staff Friday. What does it all mean?

Where the Ravens stand compared to the other NFL teams that have four wins or fewer.

The Ravens haven't played a good, complete game yet in 2015. A lot of people will point to the high number of injuries as the main reason for the 3-7 record, but that's just a convenient excuse. This team has to address a lot of internal problems in the future.

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco isn't really struggling, but he isn't comfortable yet. Six games into the season, Flacco and the offense have played well enough to win but not well enough to carry the team. The team lacks bona fide playmakers on offense, but the Ravens also need to change the pace of the game. The Ravens have to speed it up, not only in the two-minute drill but in the base offense.

The Ravens need to develop a faster pace with the base offense throughout the game. When Gary Kubiak and Jim Caldwell were the offensive coordinators, they always talked about having a fast pace.

Ravens special teams coordinator Jerry Rosburg confirmed on Thursday that Steve Smith Sr. will remain the Ravens' primary punt returner, maintaining that the wide receiver is the team's best option in that role.

As the Ravens prepare for the Oakland Raiders in Week 2 on Sunday, offensive coordinator Marc Trestman needs to open up the offense.

Joe Flacco has had little trouble despite having four offensive coordinators in as many seasons, the revolving door of play callers creating a situation one prominent former NFL quarterback described as "dysfunctional." It's because he has an open mind.

Former Ravens offensive coordinator and current LSU assistant Cam Cameron was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer, the Baton Rouge Advocate says.

A couple of weeks into training camp, former Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata still hasn't taken the practice field for the Detroit Lions.

Flacco is almost a contradiction in terms. He's the embodiment of stability, and yet he has shown an uncanny ability to embrace change.

Joe Flacco set career highs in touchdowns and passing yards in 2014, but as he enters his eighth season in the NFL at age 30, he believes he¿s just now hitting his physical prime.

The brothers and Baltimore natives are intent on building on their success as they prepare for training camp and another year playing in the ultra-competitive NFC North division.

Ravens backup quarterback Matt Shaub has been eager to share his insight with starter Joe Flacco as the two learn under Marc Trestman, the offensive coordinator who replaced Gary Kubiak and is keeping the same basic principles in the playbook.

If you're looking for the Ravens new offensive coordinator, he is easy to find. He has a slender build and looks like he should be in a court room or on Wall Street. The emotion is always on display.

Former Gilman standout Brandon Copeland, a Sykesville native, has signed with the Detroit Lions.

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.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh was the fourth-most aggressive coach on fourth down in the NFL last year, according to Football Outsiders.

Day two of free agency brought more reminders of the Ravens' key offseason losses. The team continued to weigh their free-agent options, exercising patience as they try to fill roster holes without an abundance of salary cap space.

A day after his nine-season tenure with the Ravens ended, defensive tackle Haloti Ngata said that he's excited to start a new chapter of his career with the Detroit Lions.

The Ravens have traded five-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Haloti Ngata to the Detroit Lions, according to league sources

Regardless of local ties or community interests, the Ravens and wide receiver Torrey Smith made good business decisions over the weekend.