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- In retirement, former Baltimore Colts Robert Pratt, George Kunz, Ken Mendenhall and Elmer Collett have gone hunting and fishing together, often with their old quarterback, Bert Jones.
- It appears the Seattle Seahawks flew back from Washington on the same plane that the Orioles took back after their American League Division Series sweep of the Tigers, and punter Jon Ryan took issue with the differences in the menus.
- Davis has allowed just six catches and no touchdowns this season on 15 targets with an opposing passer rating of 22.6, according to the Colts
- Former Dunbar standout outside linebacker Horace Miller has signed with the Carolina Panthers' practice squad.
- One day after starting tight end Dennis Pitta underwent season-ending surgery to repair his fractured and dislocated right hip, the Ravens added reinforcements for the position.
- The Ravens are working out tight end Emmanuel Ogbuehi and other tight ends today at team headquarters, according to a source.
- Orioles slugger Chris Davis was suspended 25 games by Major League Baseball on Friday for testing positive for Adderall, a banned stimulant. What does that mean for Davis and the Orioles?
- The Ravens have overhauled their coaching staff after a disappointing 2013 NFL season during which they failed to make the playoffs.
- Weeks after falling awkwardly agains the Dallas Cowboys and coughing up blood, Ravens starting cornerback Jimmy Smith proclaimed that he's made a full recovery.
- With nine players on their practice squad, the Ravens are one shy of the 10-player limit under expanded practice squad rules jointly approved this summer by the NFL and the NFL Players Association.
- The Cleveland Browns' backfield is taking on a Baltimore flavor after the team signed former Cardinal Gibbons and Arkansas fullback Kiero Small on Sunday, according to a league source.
- The Seattle Seahawks have cut former Cardinal Gibbons and Arkansas fullback Kiero Small, according to a league source.
- Former Dunbar standout Horace Miller was waived-injured today by the Seattle Seahawks.
- As the Ravens hit the practice field Tuesday, one of their AFC rivals was putting the finishing touches on a significant trade. The New England Patriots sent six-time Pro Bowl offensive guard Logan Mankins to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for tight end Tim Wright and a 2015 fourth-round pick.
- He walked onto the football team at Wisconsin, his home state university, as a tight end, but outgrew the position and moved to offensive tackle. In a program known for producing NFL offensive linemen, Wagner protected future Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson's blind side and created holes for future Denver Broncos running back Montee Ball.
- For wide receiver David Reed, this week marks a return to familiar territory.
- Now that veteran offensive tackle Eric Winston has ageed to a one-year contract with the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks, any lingering speculation about a potential reunion with Ravens offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak can finally be put to rest for good.
- Slated for a reserve role, Forsett could provide value as a third-down back and fill in with the base offense as part of the Ravens' contingency plan if three-time Pro Bowl running back Ray Rice is suspended for the start of the regular season under the NFL personal-conduct policy.
- The sideline pass from Ravens backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor initially looked out of reach until rookie wide receiver Michael Campanaro leap thigh to execute a diving, acrobatic catch in front of safety Jeromy Miles.
- The snarky columnist is less concerned with the sports' tedium than the fact that's its played beyond U.S. borders
- For the past two seasons, Justin Tucker has been one of the NFL's best kickers and one of the league's biggest bargains. But the Ravens know that the time is coming soon where Tucker will get his big pay day and they are prepared to reward him.
- The personality of veteran wide receiver Steve Smith is routinely on display, whether he's shoving cornerbacks around on the field or reacting to suggestions that he's past his prime.
- Former Dunbar standout Horace Miller has officially joined the Seattle Seahawks.
- The Ravens take their recruiting and signing of undrafted rookie free agents extremely seriously, enlisting coach John Harbaugh to personally convince players to sign with them.
- Arkansas fullback and Cardinal Gibbons graduate Kiero Small was drafted in the seventh round by the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks.
- Now, the Baltimore native has the job of his dreams. He officially became an NFL football player Friday night when he was drafted by the Cleveland Browns, trading up with the San Francisco 49ers to select him 94th overall.
- Towson running back Terrance West's busy predraft schedule continues next week when he'll visit the San Francisco 49ers, the Buffalo Bills and the Atlanta Falcons, according to a source.
- Shortly after Terrance West finished working out for the Ravens on Monday at their training complex, the Towson star junior running back got a text message from coach John Harbaugh saying he intends to stay in touch.
- The Ravens met with Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, the Alabama junior free safety, according to a league source.
- Morgan State cornerback Joe Rankin has been invited to the NFL super regional scouting combine at the Detroit Lions' Ford Field this weekend.
- Towson star running back Terrance West is scheduled to participate in the Ravens' local prospects day next Monday at team headquarters.
- The arrival of running back Justin Forsett on the Ravens roster via a one-year, $730,000 contract brings a highly motivated running back.
- A day after adding a No.2 tight end, the Ravens supplemented their running back depth with the signing of Justin Forsett to a 1-year deal.
- The Ravens are hosting Eastern Illinois quarterback Jimmy Garappolo, Florida State wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin, Utah cornerback Keith McGill and Cal outside linebacker Khairi Fortt for official visits today, according to league sources.
- Ravens wide receivers coach Bobby Engram is traveling to the Hoosiers' Bloomington campus to conduct a private workout for Latimer, according to a league source.
- The Ravens have now agreed to terms on a contract with the five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver, according to league sources.
- The Ravens have now agreed to terms on a contract with the five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver, according to league sources.
- The deal for Jacoby Jones, a proven deep threat and one of the game's fastest returners, has a maximum value of $14 million if he hits all his incentive clauses, sources said.
- When free agency starts this afternoon, the Ravens will have the most financial flexibility they've had since coach John Harbaugh was hired six years ago. The Ravens are carrying $21.987 million in salary cap space, according to NFL Players Association figures. Only 12 other NFL teams have more room under the league limit of $133 million.
- The NFL's annual free-agency spending spree officially gets underway Tuesday, with the Ravens in a slightly different position than in the recent past.