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- Earl Thomas signed a four-year deal with the Ravens worth a reported $55 million, another expensive but impressive piece in the team’s defensive backfield.
- While calling a joint bid by Baltimore and Washington, D.C. "an interesting idea," Goodell said the preference is to keep the Super Bowl in weam-weather cites and domed stadiums.
- The welcome to the NFL moments for Darius Kilgo were plentiful during his first season with the Denver Broncos this fall. The former Maryland defensive tackle endured two-a-days at rookie minicamps last May, appeared in the Broncos' season opener against Baltimore in September and watched Tom Brady try to lead a last-minute New England comeback in the AFC championship game last week. And there's a bunch more ahead for him in the next week.
- An examination of why the Ravens and Seahawks have traveled divergent paths since winning Super Bowls in back-to-back years.
- While most people expect the Ravens to draft a wide receiver or offensive lineman in the first round of May's draft, they also could be tempted if a play-making safety is available.
- On the first official day of the offseason, Las Vegas oddsmakers listed the Ravens as 40/1 longshots to win next year's Super Bowl.
- Super Bowl XLVIII referee Terry McAulay, worked football and basketball games in the Baltimore area for more than a decade.
- On the cusp of Super Bowl XLVIII, one Campus Hills resident would like to see his neighborhood memorialized as the community where several football greats — Johnny Unitas, Alan Ameche, Gino Marchetti and Joe Campenella — called home when they were a part of the winning Baltimore Colts team in the 1950s.
- The forecast from Accuweather.com as of Sunday afternoon projects a 30 percent chance of snow when the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks play for the Lombardi Trophy.