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- A day after football fans watched players from various NFL teams make or not make statements during the playing of the “Star Spangled Banner” (members of the
- This week: Kaepernick receives support with #VeteransForKaepernick, #RacismAtPretoriaGirlsHigh and Georgetown to give admission priority to slave descendants.
- Heading into training camp, the Ravens are getting 33/1 odds to win Super Bowl 51 by at least one Las Vegas bookmaker.
- Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh is all over social media while Ravens coach John Harbaugh doesn't tweet ... yet.
- Just recently, Ravens running back Buck Allen found himself looking back at film from last season. He saw himself carrying the ball in the open field with an
- The NFL ordered the Ravens to forfeit three organized team activities and fined the organization and head coach John Harbaugh an undisclosed amount for
- The Ravens will likely be facing at least a fine and a loss of an OTA due to a possible violation of the collective bargaining agreement.
- The Ravens have won at least 10 games in four of their past six years but are coming off a 5-11 season.
- Former Maryland defensive lineman A.J. Francis signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers a week after being waived by the Seattle Seahawks.
- The Ravens are being investigated by the NFL for potentially violating the collective bargaining agreement by having first-year and tryout players in full pads
- Five former Maryland football players were signed by NFL teams as undrafted free agents.
- Quinton Jefferson's time at Maryland featured its share of false starts, injuries, fatherhood and an early end to his career college career after he declared
- ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that the Ravens decided to not draft Tunsil after video of him sloking marijuana surfaced just before the draft began Thursday.
- Defensive lineman Quinton Jefferson became the third former Maryland player taken in the NFL draft when the Seahawks selected him in the fifth round.
- Ravens wide receiver Chris Matthews signed his exclusive rights tender Thursday, the team announced.
- Wide receiver Daniel Brown became the latest Raven to sign his exclusive rights tender, the team announced Wednesday.
- Baltimore's draft classes from 2008-2014 didn't yield the type of playmakers who would have kept the team as a contender.
- 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.
- "I think everybody is concerned about offensive line play," Seahawks GM John Schneider said.
- In beating up the Carolina Panthers to win Super Bowl 50, the Denver Broncos showed the Ravens and other teams that it's imperative to have guys who can get to the quarterback.
- A Denver Broncos fan and a Carolina Panthers fan met at a bar in Baltimore last weekend -- not to talk trash, but to talk about their fandom in a town that
- It was only three years ago when the Ravens beat the San Francisco 49ers, 34-31, to capture Super Bowl XLVII. So much has changed since.
- Technically, long-time Ravens backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor will play in a Pro Bowl before his former teammate Joe Flacco. But remember, Flacco was asked to go to last year's Pro Bowl and turned down the invitation.
- The Carolina Panthers dismantled the Arizona Cardinals so completely it's hard to imagine Peyton Manning getting his second ring.
- All of the favorites won this past weekend, but every game showed why the NFL playoffs rule
- Either Tom Brady, Peyton Manning or Ben Roethlisberger have been featured in 12 of the past 13 Super Bowls. The one exception? Joe Flacco in 2012.
- There were no ultimatums or idle threats. If I didn't know better, I'd think the Ravens were headed off to a wild-card playoff game instead of spending the day putting out such positive spin. I wouldn't make many major changes either, not with a general manager and coach who have been to the playoffs in six of the past eight years. But this group can't have another season like this, or there will be a shake-up.
- It's been a difficult season for the Baltimore Ravens, but Ravens Roost #117 in Catonsville has been keeping its spirits up throughout. Their last away game tailgate was Jan. 3 to watch the Cincinnati Bengals game.
- Ronald Torbert, in his second season as a referee and sixth year as an NFL official, did not recognize Ravens guard John Urschel signaling he was lining up as an eligible player in a Monday night game Baltimore lost 26-18 at Arizona.
- Cary Williams was released by the Seattle Seahawks last month and is expected to be available for Washington's wild-card game Sunday against the Green Bay Packers.
- Cary Williams was released by the Seattle Seahawks last month and is expected to be available for Washington's wild-card game Sunday against the Green Bay Packers.
- Ravens assistant general manager Eric DeCosta is wooed every offseason by teams with a general manager opening. This year will be no different.
- The Ravens ended the season with the fewest rushing attempts, 383, in team history. It's no coincidence they finished the season with one of the won-loss worst records in team history.
- The AFC wild-card games will be Saturday, with the NFC games on Sunday. Steelers could meet Bengals with Andy Dalton on the sidelines because of thumb injury.
- Ravens quarterback Matt Schaub had cracked ribs and a separated shoulder, forcing him to the sidelines. Now, he's helping Ryan Mallett as the backup.
- It was easy for the Ravens to get up against the biggest rival at home. Can they do the same on the road against the Bengals?
- Kelechi Osemele said Sunday's game is simply the last of the season, and that discussions about him returning to Baltimore were "positive."
- In throwing for a career-high 274 yards against the Steelers, Ryan Mallett avoided the interceptions that had plagued the Ravens much of the season.
- Less than two weeks after he signed with the Ravens, quarterback Ryan Mallett is expected to get the start Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- Marc Trestman says Mallett is ready to start if needed. The Ravens see Jacoby Jones again, this time with Steelers.
- A state of the Ravens news conference has never been so highly anticipated. It's time to hear from owner Steve Bisciotti and general manager Ozzie Newsome, and what Bisciotti thought about this season and how he plans to rectify the problems.
- Baltimore Sun sports staff predict the outcome of the Ravens' game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- Ravens coach John Harbaugh said it was "the best decision" to bench running back Buck Allen, but that situation was different than Timmy Jernigan's penalty.
- Ravens rookie running back Buck Allen lost a fumble on the Kansas City 27-yard line with just over three minutes to go in the first quarter of Sunday's 34-14 Ravens loss, and Chiefs safety Tyvon Branch returned it 73 yards for a touchdown. Allen was benched for the rest of the game.
- Ravens defensive tackle Timmy Jernigan had no regrets about his 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty that extended the Chiefs' opening touchdown drive.
- Instant analysis from Baltimore Sun reporters and editors after the Ravens' 34-14 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
- Quarterback Matt Schaub is active for the Ravens Sunday after missing last week with a chest injury, though it's still unclear if he or Jimmy Clausen will start.
- Heading into Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Ravens have started two quarterbacks, Matt Schaub and Jimmy Clausen, in the past three weeks, and a third, Ryan Mallett, could get an opportunity before season's end.
- Some players will be moved around in the Ravens secondary after unit allows five touchdowns against Seattle.