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Coach Barry Trotz wants to return after leading the Washington Capitals to the Stanley Cup, and general manager Brian MacLellan wants to sign the 55-year-old

Former Towson University star Terrance West, who has played the past three seasons with the Ravens, is signing with the New Orleans Saints, NFL.com reported.

Jeremy Maclin, Lardarius Webb, Ryan Mallett and Terrance West are among several former Ravens trying to find their next teams.

The Baltimore native and former Towson University and Northwestern High star started 17 games over the past three seasons with the Ravens.

The Indiana tight end is expected to be taken on the second day of the draft, capping a remarkable story of perseverance and brotherly love.

Coach John Harbaugh said he would support adding “the right kind of guy that can make us better.”

The Ravens' need for offensive playmakers should dominate the discussion ahead of draft and free agency.

The retirement of defensive coordinator Dean Pees likely won't be the only change as the Ravens miss the playoffs for the third consecutive year.

The Ravens' offense failed to score a touchdown in the first quarter for the eighth consecutive game, and it cost them against the Bengals.

Forner Ravens starters Breshad Perriman and Terrance West have slid down the Ravens’ depth chart this season and won't play Sunday against the Bengals.

Former Northwestern High and Towson University standout Terrance West was active against the Colts on Saturday, but did not play a single snap.

The wide receiver didn't sense the sarcasm in the cheers, but Mike Wallace did and he was not happy about the lack of support.

Terrance West, the former Northwestern High and Towson University standout, has not played for the Ravens since Oct. 8, when he injured his left calf.

That they get to play the first game of the week on Saturday gives the Ravens an opportunity to put pressure on the other wild-card contenders.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh said that both Maclin and defensive lineman Carl Davis will need more testing before the team knows the severity of their injuries.

Former first-round pick last played on Nov. 27 against the Houston Texans. He hasn't had a catch since Nov. 5 against the Tennessee Titans.

Although the legal status of running back Ray Rice remains unresolved, general manager Ozzie Newsome said that off-field situation won't impact the Ravens' draft stategy.