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With the 39th and final selection of the third round, the Ravens now own three of the draft's top 102 picks. - Starting safety Tony Jefferson has not been on the field since injuring his left ankle against the Raiders on Nov. 25, but coach John Harbaugh said he has his “fingers crossed" he will return soon.
- The Ravens need to find a more balanced offense against the Titans.
- A preview of the offensive line position as the Ravens prepare to open training camp July 19.
- Former Ravens landed new jobs this offseason, and more could soon as teams look to fill out their rosters before training camp.
- Torrey Smith, Ryan Jensen and Lawrence Guy all have taken in rescue pets themselves.
- The Ravens still have needs and a little money to spend, but it looks like they don't want to jeopardize the third- or fourth-round draft pick they'd get for the loss of Ryan Jensen.
- After signing two receivers, it appears that the Ravens' priority is to give Joe Flacco a field-stretching tight end, but options on the free-agent market are slim.
- With Ryan Jensen leaving to become the NFL's top paid center, the Ravens will likely turn to Matt Skura at center.
- Ravens free-agent center Ryan Jensen is expected to command a lucrative deal.
- Ravens would save $3 million by releasing Austin Howard, who started all 16 games in 2017 at right tackle.
- Fan discontent over the lack of changes on John Harbaugh's coaching staff is understandable. But that doesn't mean Don "Wink" Martindale shouldn't get a clean slate.
- The Ravens' need for offensive playmakers should dominate the discussion ahead of draft and free agency.
- If the Ravens beat the Bengals on Sunday, they'll play the Kansas City Chiefs in the playoffs. But there are scenarios in which they could make it and face the Jaguars, too.
- The unit ranks second in the NFL in fewest quarterback hits and ninth in fewest sacks this season.
- Za’Darius Smith and Maurice Canady joined Jensen and Moore as limited participants in Wednesday’s session.
- Rick Wagner, who started at right tackle for three years for the Ravens, left in March via free agency for Detroit.
- Jensen said Clark texted him back and “realizes I wasn’t trying to do anything dirty or something like that.”
- Harbaugh on Jensen’s play against Clark: “He was really trying to hold him up. He wasn’t pushing him over the pile.”
- Who is the team's Most Valuable Player through the first half? What was the best play? How about the biggest hit?
- Going into their bye week at 4-5, the Ravens are exactly what their record says they are.
- Kiko Alonso's forearm/shoulder to Joe Flacco's head is expected to draw a hefty fine, but it will not lead to the Miami linebacker missing any playing time.
- The second-year running back became the team’s first 100-yard rusher since Terrance West on Oct. 2, 2016.
- Ndamukong Suh grabbed Ryan Mallett by the throat during Ravens-Dolphins game.
- The Ravens get their second shutout of the season in improving to 4-4.
- How Mike Preston graded the Ravens after their 24-16 loss to the Minnesota Vikings Sunday.
- Ryan Jensen and James Hurst are familiar faces in different spots for improving Ravens offensive line.
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- Mike Preston writes that the Ravens miss Joe Flacco's leadership.
- Young cornerbacks will get another extended opportunity to make an impression on the coaching staff.
- The 10-year veteran said he has not been given any indication whether he will start over Ryan Jensen.
- Austin Howard makes Ravens' preseason debut; Matt Skura, Jarrod Pughsley get starting nod.
- Zuttah was a three-year starting center for the Ravens before he was traded this past offseason
- With the offenisve line the Ravens are fielding in preseason, Joe Flacco should be kept out of preseason games, Mike Preston writes
- Being diagnosed and treated for sleep apnea, has changed Ravens center Ryan Jensen's life and saved his career.
- Ryan Mallett and Dustin Vaughan step in for Joe Flacco on the first day of training camp for the Ravens.
- Pattern of rotating John Urschel, Ryan Jensen as Ravens’ starting center continued Tuesday with Urschel manning spot.
- Ryan Jensen said he doesn’t “feel any pressure at all” as he tries to become starting center for the Ravens.
- Ten Ravens, and two former players, were among the "models" participating in Saturday's 5th annual Pawject Runway, a fundraiser for BARCS.
- The Ravens' 2017 offseason was expected to be about finding a top receiver, pass rusher or cornerback. As of last week, the top concern became the offensive line.
- The Ravens signed four of their restricted free agents to original round tenders.
- Ravens rookie left guard Alex Lewis could have played vs. Raiders "if needed"
- “We’ve played with the guys that are in there now,” offensive coordinator Marc Trestman said.
- Ravens coach John Harbaugh said quarterback Joe Flacco is running and is ahead of schedule as far as rehabilitating his knee.
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- New Ravens starting guard Ryan Jensen has earned a spot in the starting unit for the first time in three seasons with the team.
- Ravens coach John Harbaugh Kelechi Osemele will play left tackle for the rest of the season in the absence of Eugene Monroe.
- The Ravens offensive line, despite the return of left guard Kelechi Osemele this week, remains in flux as starting right tackle Rick Wagner was not practicing during the opening portion of Friday's practice.
- The Ravens will start a pair of reserves on the interior of the offensive line Sunday, as starting left guard Kelechi Osemele is out with a knee injury.
- The Ravens will already have reserve guard John Urschel starting at center against the St. Louis Rams. They may also need a fill-in for starting guard Kelechi Osemele who is questionable to play.
