The soft-spoken Onwuasor will not have to talk like Steve Smith Sr. to command the defense from the middle of the field.

Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti answered questions from season-ticket holders during a conference call Wednesday evening.

Brian Billick and Haloti Ngata are the 19th and 20th individuals honored as noteworthy contributors to the franchise.

Brian Billick already had a Super Bowl ring. Now he'll be enshrined in the Ravens Ring of Honor, owner Steve Bisciotti announced on Wednesday.

In a 10-day period over the past month in St. Landry Parish, three churches were burned. Steve Bisciotti reached out to former Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson to help.

The Ravens had the sixth-most expensive average ticket price in the NFL last season, according to Statista.

Kaepernick filed a grievance in October 2017, saying he was blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem at games.

Ever since it was announced Monday that Cleveland signed former Kansas City running back Kareem Hunt to a one-year contract some anger around town has resurfaced about the way former Ravens running back Ray Rice was treated for his domestic violence case nearly five years ago.

The assumption is that newly signed Cleveland running back Kareem Hunt will most likely be suspended for at least the first four games of the season for a physical altercation with a woman last February in a Cleveland hotel.

From quarterback Lamar Jackson to kicker Justin Tucker, here are the 10 most pivotal figures in the franchise as the Ravens look to 2019 and beyond.

Under Harbaugh’s previous contract, he was set to become a highly coveted coaching free agent after the 2019 season.

The Ravens signed John Harbaugh to a new a four-year contract Thursday, but I wonder if there is a buyout clause for one or two of the final years.

The last time the Ravens made a statement about head coach John Harbaugh’s contract status was Dec. 21, the night before the team played the Los Angeles Chargers in California.

Eric DeCosta will take over as Ravens general manager Friday, a long-expected promotion for Ozzie Newsome’s heir apparent that marks a new era for the team’s front office.

Former Maryland coach Gary Williams indicated that there was nothing personal about Ray Lewis' preference in the Ravens wild card game.

When the Ravens clinched their first playoff berth in four years, the game ball went to an understated 62-year-old who's about to leave his job of 23 years. That man, Ozzie Newsome, is widely admired as the chief architect of the organization.

The past year has been a rocky one for the Ravens, but it will be all good if they take care of business against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.

Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti has long put a premium on organizational stability, so he was looking for an excuse to end speculation about John Harbaugh's future.

The announcement that John Harbaugh will be back as Ravens head coach came at 7 p.m. and apparently caught a number of coaches and team officials off guard. Maybe it would have been better if owner Steve Bisciotti would have tweeted it out.

John Harbaugh will return as Ravens head coach for the 2019 season, and is working on an extension to his existing contract, which expires after the 2019 season, the team announced Friday night.

It is the unwritten rule that almost everyone seems to accept as fact: If John Harbaugh’s Ravens do not make the playoffs, he will be fired as head coach. That might be true, but with a caveat: If the Ravens get into the playoffs and lose ugly in the first round, Harbaugh could be fired, too.

From Joe Flacco's uncertain health to the outlook for a Lamar Jackson-led offense, here are five stories to watch as the Ravens prepare for their final seven games.

Coach Harbaugh deserves to be sent packing for his continued mediocrity.

Is it time for rookie and first-round draft pick Lamar Jackson to replace veteran Joe Flacco as the Ravens starting quarterback? No, columnist Mike Preston writes.

Firing Ravens coach John Harbaugh now wouldn't make any sense and don't expect team owner Steve Bisciotti to do it, columnist Mike Preston writes.

Coach John Harbaugh's Ravens got embarrassed, humiliated and humbled Sunday by the Carolina Panthers. That can't be good for his job security.

John Harbaugh is still the coach and Joe Flacco still the quarterback, but for the first time in their tenure, hints of sweeping change loom over one of the most stable franchises in the NFL.

An arbitrator is sending Colin Kaepernick's grievance with the NFL to trial, denying the league's request to throw out the quarterback's claims that owners conspired to keep him out of the league because of his protests of social injustice.

Ray Lewis is entering the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2018. Could fellow former Raven and Miami Hurricane Ed Reed, with whom he shared an uncommon passion for studying the sport and excelling at it, follow him in 2019?

Michael Phelps, Kevin Plank, Steve Bisciotti and others say Ray Lewis' Hall of Fame playing career shouldn't overshadow his extraordinary efforts to uplift spirits and be a compassionate friend.

Former teammates and fans talk about what they remember about Ray Lewis and his Hall of Fame career.

A look at each season Ray Lewis played for the Ravens and the five years since he retired, culminating in his selection to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Lewis proved to be the perfect emblem for his adopted home base — underestimated, messy and defiant.

Fans who were hoping to attend Saturday’s open practice at M&T Bank Stadium had those hopes dashed by torrential downpours.

2011 Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III was going through an unspectacular practice until Friday afternoon's final full-team drill.

The decision is the latest move by the Ravens in their efforts to appeal to a frustrated fan base.

Lamar Jackson might not be the answer, but he will put pressure on Joe Flacco, Mike Preston writes.

Exactly 10 years after drafting quarterback Joe Flacco, a decision that contributed to one of the best stretches in franchise history and the organization’s second Super Bowl championship, the Ravens hope they found his successor.

Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Lamar Jackson of Louisville would certainly excite the fan base.

The Ravens aren't expected to draft a quarterback in the first round of the NFL draft Thursday night, but it might be the right thing to do.

With Joe Flacco going into what could be his last season as the Ravens' franchise quarterback, the team might use a high draft pick on the sport's most important position for the first time in a decade.

With Ravens decision makers reportedly being questioned under oath Thursday as part of Colin Kaepernick’s collusion grievance against the NFL and Robert Griffin III agreeing to a one-year deal Wednesday, it could mark the end of the team’s connection to the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback.

If Ozzie Newsome’s contract had ended this past season, the Ravens would be undergoing a major face lift.

Ravens open up $5.6 million of salary cap space by altering a deal that defensive tackle Brandon Williams signed last offseason.

The Ravens remain the same old Ravens in a so-called "year of change," Mike Preston writes.

According to the NFLPA, the Ravens had little more than $5 million of salary cap space with free agency nearing. The average amount of space per team is over $32 million.

The Ravens talked with a “high-ranking” military official when the team was deciding whether or not to sign free-agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick, according to a TMZ report. The official cautioned Coach John Harbaugh as to Kaepernick's fit with the team's core values.

It would be surprising if the Ravens are in the first-round quarterback market, but they should have a chance to take a shot at finding Joe Flacco's successor in the middle-to-later rounds.

On the agenda in Newsome's final year in charge is overhauling the receiving corps.