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Baltimore Ravens

Unassuming Ravens tackle Rick Wagner could be playing his way to big contract

It's easy to get overlooked on the Ravens, and more so on the offensive line. Marshal Yanda is a five-time Pro Bowler at right guard. Center Jeremy Zuttah is the ninth-year anchor in the middle. And rookie left tackle Ronnie Stanley was the sixth overall pick in the 2016 draft. The lack of attention might be frustrating to some, but to right tackle Rick Wagner, it is welcomed.

Unassuming Ravens tackle Rick Wagner could be playing his way to big contract




















Baltimore Ravens

'No fancy way of saying it,' Ravens must revive running game

Across the board, the running game has regressed. The holes aren't often there, and when they are, Justin Forsett hasn't hit them like he did a year ago. The proud and experienced unit, under fire, will be challenged by a short week of practice ahead of the AFC North matchup against the Steelers in Pittsburgh on Thursday night.

'No fancy way of saying it,' Ravens must revive running game





Baltimore Ravens

Ravens notebook: James Hurst, Rick Wagner 'ready' to play better with Eugene Monroe out

When coach John Harbaugh said earlier in the week that the Ravens' needed their offensive tackles to play better, it was affirmation of something that James Hurst already knew. Hurst replaced Eugene Monroe at left tackle early in last Sunday's loss to the Denver Broncos and he struggled to block DeMarcus Ware, allowing seven quarterback pressures, according to Pro Football Focus. Ravens right tackle Rick Wagner had similar problems on the other side dealing with Von Miller.

Ravens notebook: James Hurst, Rick Wagner 'ready' to play better with Eugene Monroe out


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