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Broncos quarterback Joe Flacco says it's not his job to groom rookie Drew Lock as his successor.
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It's the third straight year the Ravens have had at least three players make the all-star roster.
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Once labelled the biggest 5-star bust in college football while playing at Auburn, defensive end Byron Cowart is off to a solid start with Maryland this season.
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The starting left tackle has another difficult challenge on his plate in Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett.
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C.J. Mosley, Michael Pierce and Hayden Hurst appear poised to play in Sunday night’s game at the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Breaking down the Ravens' Sunday night game against the rival Pittsburgh Steelers. Who has the edge?
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Columnist Mike Preston grades the Ravens after their 27-14 win against the Denver Broncos on Sunday.
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Ravens offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg was in a zone calling plays in the Ravens' 27-14 win over the Denver Broncos on Sunday.
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Baltimore Sun writers weigh in on the Ravens-Broncos game Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.
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Quarterback Joe Flacco finished 25-for-40 for 277 yards and a touchdown as the Ravens beat the Denver Broncos, 27-14, at M&T Bank Stadium.
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The Ravens used a multipronged strategy to hold linebacker Von Miller without a sack in their 27-14 victory over the Denver Broncos.
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Replacing C.J. Mosley, who last missed a game in 2016, will be difficult for the defense.
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After poor Week 2 performance, Ravens offensive line faces ultimate challenge in Denver's Von Miller
The Ravens offensive line played poorly in a Week 2 loss to Cincinnati and will need to improve quickly with the Denver Broncos and All-Pro linebacker Von Miller coming to town.
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Denver Post beat writer Ryan O’Halloran weighs in with his thoughts on the Broncos.
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Ravens middle linebacker C.J. Mosley returned to practice Thursday, raising hope that the three-time Pro Bowl selection will play Sunday against the Denver Broncos.
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The Baltimore Sun's Ravens beat crew predicts who will win Sunday's game against the Broncos.
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Ravens starting left offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley said head coach John Harbaugh would make the final decision whether he would start Sunday against the Denver Broncos at M&T Bank Stadium.
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The Baltimore Sun staff offers predictions for the NFL season.
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The Ravens were one of eight teams without a single player in the NFLPA's top 50 for player sales from March 1 to May 31.
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Three Ravens played roles on an AFC defense that held the NFC to three second-half points in sparking a rally from a 17-point halftime deficit.
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The team is represented by at least three players for the 12th consecutive year.
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With all of the supposed improvements in how the NFL deals with players' head injuries — after scrutiny from Congress, then lawsuits — there still are curious
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Ben Roethlisberger's 32-yard completion to Antonio Brown with 35 seconds set up a 33-yard field goal from Chris Boswell as time expired.
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The Ravens’ third-round pick beat three offensive tackles (two projected starters) and pushed back a fourth.
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How does the salary cap number of select Ravens stack up to other players at their position? See for yourself.
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Ravens safety Eric Weddle was selected as one of the captains of the AFC team in Sunday's Pro Bowl.
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Speculation ramped up Sunday that Broncos coach Gary Kubiak will step down after the season because of health concerns just 11 months after leading Denver to a
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On Saturday, Will Likely will return to the field as one of 22 players Maryland will honor on senior day before its regular season finale against Rutgers.
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Point values are tripled, we've got the top five answers on the board...
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Questions about the status of injured wide receiver Breshad Perriman and much-maligned left tackle Eugene Monroe could be answered today.
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It's icons night on "Dancing With the Stars" and they're playing Donna Summer, but WAIT -- what have they done to Erin Andrews in hair and makeup???
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"Dancing with the Stars" is back! And so is Len Goodman! And the original "Throw on a bikini and a bedsheet and call it a rumba costume" pro, Edyta Sliwinska! Happy day!
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This might be the year that the Ravens end up with no compensatory picks and that will be just fine if they're able to immediately fill some roster holes.
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ABC's hit reality competition "Dancing With the Stars" will be back in the ballroom on March 21 with its 22nd season, and the all-new cast was revealed Tuesday morning on "Good Morning America."
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The Ravens are retaining one of their best special teams players as the team and reserve linebacker have agreed to a multiyear deal, according to a source.
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One-time teammates at Ohio State, Joey Bosa and Noah Spence are now viewed as the top two edge rushers in April's draft, and either of them could be a solution in the Ravens' quest to jump-start a pass rush that did too little and was often far too late during a disappointing 2015 season.
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To make up ground in the AFC North as well as the conference, the Ravens need to have a quality draft because they might not have enough salary cap room to bring in high-profile free agents. The team's draft record has been disappointing since the late 2000s when the Ravens selected players who made an immediate impact, like guards Ben Grubbs and Marshal Yanda in 2007 and quarterback Joe Flacco and running back Ray Rice in 2008.
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Darian Stewart's departure from the Ravens generated little more than a shrug. But the veteran safety was one of the unsung heroes on the Denver Broncos' dominant defense.
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If Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome needs to be convinced where the team should spend money this season, then hopefully he watched Super Bowl 50 Sunday.
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The Broncos defense dominates as it takes down Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50.
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Shaquil Barrett left Baltimore as a 15-year-old, seeking structure and motivation, and wanting to avoid getting caught in a trap that had ensnared so many teenagers around him. He has since been to many places in between. His latest stop might be the most improbable one of them all. Barrett, a reserve outside linebacker and special teams standout for the Denver Broncos, will play in Super Bowl 50 on Sunday.
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Gary Kubiak acknowledged that the Broncos¿ head coaching job was probably the only position that he would have left the Ravens for following the 2014 season. He's now in the Super Bowl.
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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.
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Cam Newton brings an added dimension to the quarterback position. There have been signal-callers — like Steve Young, Fran Tarkenton and Steve McNair — who ran out of necessity, and others, like Seattle's Russell Wilson, who took it further with some designed runs. But Newton is a threat as both a passer and runner, and unlike the others, he just doesn't give a damn who he has to fly over to win the championship.
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Outside linebacker Elvis Dumervil was named to a second straight Pro Bowl on Monday, replacing Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller to give the Ravens four representatives in Sunday¿s showcase game.
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Former Ravens dot the rosters and coaching staffs of both Super Bowl 50 teams: the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers.
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The Denver Broncos defense made life miserable for Tom Brady all afternoon at Sports Authority Stadium, and that's why they are going to the Super Bowl.
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Sun staff picks: Conference championship games
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These will be the three stars of the game when the Ravens visit the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
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When coach John Harbaugh said earlier in the week that the Ravens' needed their offensive tackles to play better, it was affirmation of something that James Hurst already knew. Hurst replaced Eugene Monroe at left tackle early in last Sunday's loss to the Denver Broncos and he struggled to block DeMarcus Ware, allowing seven quarterback pressures, according to Pro Football Focus. Ravens right tackle Rick Wagner had similar problems on the other side dealing with Von Miller.
