Mallett had plenty to say after a flag was picked up following a low hit on quarterback Joe Flacco.

The Ravens played dominant defense but again struggled to find offensive consistency in a crucial win in Green Bay.

The same seven players listed on the team’s injury report Wednesday are there again Thursday.

The Ravens head into the matchup as healthy as they have been all season. The Packers enter it with growing confidence in fill-in quarterback Brett Hundley.

The offensive lineman was an unexpected addition to the team’s injury report.

Ben Roethlisberger's 32-yard completion to Antonio Brown with 35 seconds set up a 33-yard field goal from Chris Boswell as time expired.

The Ravens' free agents all hitting the market foreshadows their departures, but doesn't guarantee it.

If it wasn't obvious already, it is now. If the Ravens are going to help their pass rush, they'll likely have to do it through the draft.

The Ravens crossed a couple of more items off their offseason to-do list Friday, getting their first-round draft pick under contract, adding a veteran cornerback they've been seeking and creating some room on the back end of their roster.

The Ravens have their first-round draft pick, offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley, under contract.

Examining where the Ravens stand on defense and special teams before the various offseason mincamps get underway.

The Ravens will likely pick up a defensive back in the first half of the draft.

Five questions that are worth exploring after the Ravens agreement with safety Eric Weddle.

The Ravens were adamant that they wanted to add another safety and they got one of the top ones available in former San Diego Charger Eric Weddle.

The Ravens could use a rangy safety like Eric Weddle, who is reportedly narrowing his free-agent options down.

Many of the top free agents have already signed new contracts or will do so today. But that doesn't mean there aren't any quality free agent options left for the Ravens.

The Ravens still have a lot of questions in the secondary, but they view Lardarius Webb as one of the solutions.

Former Ravens dot the rosters and coaching staffs of both Super Bowl 50 teams: the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers.

At the end of what was a two-game audition for 2016, Ravens quarterback Ryan Mallett said he has no regrets about signing a two-year contract that keeps him in Baltimore next year to potentially back up Joe Flacco.

Ravens quarterback Bryn Renner said he helped out on both scout team and with the first-team offense Wednesday, his first day back on the practice squad since September.

Ravens quarterback Matt Schaub might not practice much this week as he remains sore from several hard hits in Sunday¿s loss to Miami, coach John Harbaugh said, and his ability to play through pain will decide his game status Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks.

The Ravens continued to tinker with their practice squad Friday, adding cornerback Jumal Rolle and making progress on re-signing Blaine Clausell.

Ravens bring back several players waived yesterday and also add colorful cornerback Charles James from Houston Texans.

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.

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.

What happened to all of the roster competitions? It¿s a fair question to ask as the Ravens prepare to trim 22 players from their roster to get down to 53 by Saturday.

Defensive tackle Timmy Jernigan's injury, which forced him to sit out the Ravens' preseason opener against the New Orleans Saints, was a relatively minor one. However, it created some angst given that the second-year player has had some health issues in the past, including last season when he missed four games with a meniscus injury in his knee. The Ravens are also counting on him to replace longtime fixture Haloti Ngata along the defensive front.

The Ravens were already living on the edge when they signed strong safety Will Hill to a contract last July. They moved even closer after Matt Elam tore his biceps during the first week of the 2015 training camp, forcing him to miss the entire season.

Ravens cornerback Kyle Arrington started Thursday's preseason game against the New Orleans Saints at cornerback, then shifted to safety with the second team.

With safety Matt Elam, the Ravens' 2013 first-round NFL draft, pick headed for injured reserve, the team must count on players like Brynden Trawick, Nick Perry, Anthony Levine, and perhaps Terrence Brooks to push projected starters Kendrick Lewis and Will Hill.

Observations from the Ravens' open practice Monday night at M&T Bank Stadium.

Nick Perry, a safety, and Trey DePriest, an inside linebacker, are products of the University of Alabama, the alma mater of Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome and a frequent source of Ravens defensive talent. They play positions where undrafted players frequently stick on the Ravens roster.

Leon Brown had an inkling that the Ravens were the right place for him to go as an undrafted free agent, reinforcing that notion during a successful tryout at their rookie minicamp.

Kyle Arrington's addition provides depth and experience to the Ravens secondary and it also could mean a more simplified role for much-maligned safety Matt Elam.

The Ravens have invested heavily in the cornerback position this offseason, signing Jimmy Smith to a four-year, $48 million extension. The Ravens also restructured cornerback Lardarius Webb's contract. They didn't draft a cornerback until the fourth round.

The Ravens believe they have bolstered their backfield by adding Javorius "Buck" Allen in the fourth round to work in tandem with Justin Forsett.

Three Maryland natives will have an opportunity to impress NFL teams next week at the College Gridiron Showcase in Arlington, Texas, an all-star game that features prominent players from programs such as Alabama, Auburn and Texas.

The Ravens scratched veteran offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie for the second consecutive game, an unsurprising move.

While Eugene Monroe was largely solid in his starting debut since being acquired via trade with the notable exception of a sack and forced fumble allowed to outside linebacker Nick Perry, the offensive line overall had far too many breakdowns.

Each week, Baltimore Sun reporters Aaron Wilson and Matt Vensel will look back at the Ravens' previous game and that of their next opponent.

The Ravens managed to rush for only three yards on four runs during a first-and-goal situation as running backs Ray Rice and Bernard Pierce were stonewalled by the Green Bay Packers' defense. Rice generated just three yards on three runs to his right before Pierce got zero yards on a failed 4th-and-1 plunge behind left guard Kelechi Osemele instead of kicking a field goal.

With the loss, Ravens head to Pittsburgh for matchup with Steelers at 3-3

In this week's Blogger on Blogger post, Matt Vensel exchanged emails with Zach Kruse, who blogs about the Green Bay Packers for Cheesehead TV. The Ravens host the Packers on Sunday.

The Packers have built their offense around former league MVP Aaron Rodgers. They love putting him in the shotgun, using three-wide sets and keeping defenses on their heels with the no-huddle.

The Ravens have a handful of needs. Most are not pressing. They have yet to address the offensive line this offseason and will be forced to do it in the draft. Even with the emergence of Torrey Smith a year ago, they are looking for another game-changer at wide receiver. Terrell Suggs lacks a true sidekick. And then there is the annual question about whether this is the year they need to prepare for life after Ray Lewis and Ed Reed. In my fifth and final first-round mock draft, I give you a semi-educated guess at whom the Ravens will select with the 29th pick. Is it still Wisconsin center Peter Konz? Read on to find out.

Finding a pass rusher is key for the Ravens

Ravens will be in search of talent to re-stock the line

The 2012 NFL draft is now just over a week away. Free agency has died down, and teams are shifting their focus to the draft to round out their rosters. The Ravens are no exception. Their primary needs are still the same as they were entering the offseason: offensive line help, a pass rusher and a receiver. This mock draft -- the fourth of five I will do before the draft -- doesn't account for trades. And remember, these are called "mock" drafts for a reason. Try not to take them too seriously, folks.