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The Ravens want Earl Thomas to be a ready-made replacement for Eric Weddle, if not an improvement altogether. Both parties know it will take some time.
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Ravens outside linebacker Matthew Judon is entering the final year of his rookie contract and wants to remain in Baltimore.
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The soft-spoken Onwuasor will not have to talk like Steve Smith Sr. to command the defense from the middle of the field.
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The Ravens should have an improved offense as they seek their second straight AFC North title, but how will they fare on the other side of the ball?
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The NFL draft is the most exciting event of the offseason, and it always lives up to the hype — since that's pretty much all it is.
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Chiefs quarterback and reigning NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes will be on the cover of the “Madden NFL 20” video game.
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The Ravens will play in three prime-time games and face five teams that advanced to the playoffs last season.
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The NFL will release the upcoming season schedule at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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A video posted by a friend on social media shows Maclin announcing his decision at the baby shower for his wife, Adia Kuzma.
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Robert Griffin III, whom the Ravens signed to a one-year deal last season, backed up rookie Lamar Jackson after starter Joe Flacco hurt his hip in Week 9.
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From the Ravens' decision not to break the bank for C.J. Mosley to the surprising departure of all-time franchise great Terrell Suggs, here are five things we learned in the run-up to NFL free agency.
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Eric Weddle, 34, was named to the Pro Bowl in each of his three seasons with the Ravens.
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Ever since it was announced Monday that Cleveland signed former Kansas City running back Kareem Hunt to a one-year contract some anger around town has resurfaced about the way former Ravens running back Ray Rice was treated for his domestic violence case nearly five years ago.
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Ray Rice's arrest five years ago represented a line of demarcation in the way the NFL and the Ravens understood and confronted intimate partner violence. Though much has changed in the time since, the league still faces difficult questions about its place in a national epidemic.
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The assumption is that newly signed Cleveland running back Kareem Hunt will most likely be suspended for at least the first four games of the season for a physical altercation with a woman last February in a Cleveland hotel.
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If the Ravens want to build on last season’s playoff run, they can look to the Patriots for blueprints.
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The Ravens' odds to win the next Super Bowl are the 11th-best.
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Reed joined former teammates Jonathan Ogden and Ray Lewis as he breezed to election in the first year he was eligible.
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Ed Reed left a unique mark on the Ravens and the NFL in his 12 years as a big-play safety. On Saturday, Reed could become the third homegrown Raven, after Jonathan Ogden and Ray Lewis, to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility.
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David Culley, 63, who also was named the Ravens assistant head coach, spent the past two seasons as the Buffalo Bills’ quarterbacks coach.
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From quarterback Lamar Jackson to kicker Justin Tucker, here are the 10 most pivotal figures in the franchise as the Ravens look to 2019 and beyond.
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Before the NFL considers making pass interference calls subject to replay review, the league might want to consider what will happen in the future.
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Sunday's conference championship games were exciting, competitive and featured some of the league’s best coaches, but poor officiating dominated the conversation. It’s just another Sunday in the NFL.
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The blown pass interference call in last night's NFC championship game not only embarrassed the league, it almost certainly sent the wrong team to the Super Bowl. That was entirely preventable.
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Greg Roman’s work as an offensive coordinator in San Francisco and Buffalo offers lessons for what might lie ahead.
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Ravens coach John Harbaugh became the subject of possible trade speculation as his team made a playoff push before reportedly nearing a contract extension Saturday.
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Most Ravens fans hate Tom Brady and the entitled New England Patriots anyway, but they have other reasons for rooting for Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. He is the embodiment of their hopes for Lamar Jackson.
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Regardless if he ever wins a Super Bowl, Andy Reid has been successful and is one of the most respected coaches in the NFL. But if he gets to the summit, it will be special.
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With the prospect of change looming for the Ravens' No. 1 defense, a new generation of stars is prepared to take the lead.
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A rookie quarterback gets a tough lesson in the uncertainties of football and its fans.
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Here are the fatal flaws for the entire NFL playoff field.
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Over the second half of the season, driven by smart play and bold calls, there has been perhaps no better closer in football than the Ravens defense.
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The Ravens-Chargers wild-card game will be broadcast on CBS. The Ravens last hosted a playoff game in 2012.
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Ravens outside linebacker Terrell Suggs played in his 229th career game, passing Ray Lewis for the franchise’s all-time leader in games.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson still has flaws but is far better than the rookie who stepped onto the practice field in the spring.
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Leading the AFC North for the first time since Week 6, the Ravens (9-6) can claim the division Sunday for the first time since 2012 with a win at home Sunday in their regular-season finale over the Cleveland Browns (7-7-1) or a loss by the Steelers (8-6-1) to the visiting Cincinnati Bengals (6-9).
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After a 22-10 win Saturday over the Los Angeles Chargers and the Pittsburgh Steelers’ loss Sunday to the New Orleans Saints, the Ravens (9-6) could win the AFC North and earn the No. 4 seed even without a win in Week 17 over the Cleveland Browns.
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For years, the Ravens haven't been able to get a consistent pass rush, especially in big games against quality opponents. They did Saturday night against the Chargers.
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The Ravens have fallen just short of beating the NFL's top teams in recent seasons. Now, they have to do it against the Los Angeles Chargers or face a gloomy end to the current era of the franchise.
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In the Ravens’ game against the Los Angeles Chargers, Orlando Brown Jr. will likely face the duo of Melvin Ingram and Joey Bosa.
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Find out how the Ravens stack up against the Los Angeles Chargers.
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Teams that were super earlier this season like Kansas City, New Orleans, the Los Angeles Rams and even the New England Patriots now appear vulnerable and beatable.
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Chargers running back Melvin Gordon is expected to bolster Los Angeles’ rushing attack against a Ravens defense that ranks third in the NFL against the run.
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Both the Ravens and Chargers have won four of their past five games, but only the Chargers have wrapped up a playoff berth heading into a meeting where the Ravens are underdogs.
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Many have noted the similarities between Hunt and Rice’s incidents, something that the former Raven acknowledged.
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From Marlon Humphrey's all-around excellence to the Ravens' precarious playoff hopes, here are five things we learned from the team's 20-12 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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But after Sunday's win vs. Tampa Bay, there is only so much the Ravens can control in the AFC playoff picture.
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Kenneth Dixon is emerging as an effective No. 2 running back who could eventually become the Ravens' No. 1 option. He was a key part of Sunday's win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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On Wednesday, John Harbaugh announced that Jackson would start his fifth straight game, making Flacco a backup for the first time in his 11 years in Baltimore.
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By Sunday night, the Ravens could be atop the AFC North, possibly headed for a home playoff game.
