marcus spears

Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh just spoke with reporters for nearly an hour at the head coaches luncheon at the NFL annual meetings.

The Ravens added size and depth to their defensive line by agreeing to deals with defensive tackle Chris Canty and defensive end Marcus Spears.

When they next take the field for the start of organized team activities, the Ravens will have a significantly different look from the group that beat the San Francisco 49ers, 34-31, on Feb. 3 to capture the second world championship in franchise history.

The Ravens have serious interest in former Dallas Cowboys starting defensive end Marcus Spears, according to league sources with knowledge of the situation.

Ravens free agent safety Ed Reed has left the Houston Texans' offices without agreeing to terms as he completed his two-day visit, according to league sources with knowledge of the deal.

Bobbie Williams slated to start for Ramon Harewood at left guard; Jacoby Jones could add kick return duties to his plate

The Ravens are healthy heading into Sunday's kickoff against the Dallas Cowboys at M&T Bank Stadium.