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Former Redskins wideout and Arundel High graduate Darnerien McCants reflects on his first season as an assistant track coach at Wilde Lake High in Columbia.
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The Ravens’ first full-team practice will be held July 25. The final date for fans to attend training camp is Aug. 13.
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Former Bengals coach Marvin Lewis is joining Arizona State coach Herm Edwards' staff as a special adviser.
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Washington Redskins linebacker Reuben Foster appeared to injure his left knee during his first snap at an offseason practice Monday.
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The Ravens have signed Pernell McPhee, 30, who was one of the top outside linebackers still available.
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The Ravens continued to fill out their roster with veteran free agents Friday, signing Shane Ray and Michael Floyd.
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As I was sitting there watching the melee unfold in front of me, I thought about what it would be like to coach a team where I could hand pick each of the players at the top of their game and put together the team that I wanted from a huge player pool.
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The NFL draft is the most exciting event of the offseason, and it always lives up to the hype — since that's pretty much all it is.
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After trading their No. 22 overall pick in the 2019 NFL draft to the Philadelphia Eagles, the Ravens selected Oklahoma wide receiver Marquise Brown at No. 25 overall on Thursday night.
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Check back here throughout the 2019 NFL draft for news and analysis as teams make their selections in Nashville, Tenn.
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Darnell Savage Jr.’s rise from a relatively unknown three-star high school prospect reached a once hard-to-imagine peak when the undersized but lightning-fast safety was picked in the first round of the 2019 NFL draft Thursday night.
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The Ravens have never drafted a center higher than 92nd overall. But with a group of high-end prospects at the position in 2019, could this be the year they break that pattern?
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As many as three as players with ties to the state, including a Terps star and a Baltimore native, could be taken in the first round Thursday night.
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Stanley Jean-Baptiste, 28, a restricted free agent after last season, was not tendered by the Ravens, meaning he was free to sign with any NFL team.
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Robert Griffin III, whom the Ravens signed to a one-year deal last season, backed up rookie Lamar Jackson after starter Joe Flacco hurt his hip in Week 9.
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Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals will get a chance to celebrate their Stanley Cup championship with President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday.
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Rosburg has long been considered one of the best special teams coaches in the the NFL.
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Ravens officials bid farewell Wednesday to longtime quarterback Joe Flacco and linebackers C.J. Mosley and Terrell Suggs.
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CCBC Catonsville named Mike Kozlowski its men’s soccer coach Monday.
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The Ravens had the sixth-most expensive average ticket price in the NFL last season, according to Statista.
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One month from the open market, here’s where the Ravens stand with their free agents-to-be.
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Reed joined former teammates Jonathan Ogden and Ray Lewis as he breezed to election in the first year he was eligible.
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Ed Reed left a unique mark on the Ravens and the NFL in his 12 years as a big-play safety. On Saturday, Reed could become the third homegrown Raven, after Jonathan Ogden and Ray Lewis, to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility.
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With Reed one day away from his likely election to the Hall of Fame, we’re bringing back this March 2013 blog post on “The most Ed Reed-est plays in Ed Reed history.”
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The 11th-ranked Maryland women's basketball team (18-2, 7-2 Big Ten) will return home to host Wisconsin (11-10, 2-7) on Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Xfinity
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Greg Roman’s work as an offensive coordinator in San Francisco and Buffalo offers lessons for what might lie ahead.
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Vini Dantas had a hat trick as the Blast defeated the visiting Harrisburg Heat, 6-5, on Saturday nigh in a Major Arena Soccer League game. Andrew Hoxie scored
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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.
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At this time last year, Robert Griffin III was working out on his own, hoping to find his way back into the NFL. After a successful season as a Ravens reserve, the free agent could see himself settling in Baltimore as a backup and mentor to Lamar Jackson.
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The Ravens will have a busy offseason with decisions to make involving the front office, the draft and free agency. First up is negotiating a contract with coach John Harbaugh.
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The Ravens will have the No. 22 overall pick in the 2019 NFL draft. They had the No. 16 overall pick last year before trading down to the No. 22 slot and then No. 25.
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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.
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While fresh-faced quarterbacks have struggled in postseason play, it hasn’t exactly been a case of the young and the feckless.
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A 2015 first-round pick, Breshad Perriman will return to M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on Sunday for the first time since the Ravens waived him on the final day of preseason cuts on Sept. 1.
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The Ravens have been here before: in a position to make the playoffs with a late-season victory against a division opponent. This time they vow to seal the deal.
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Donna L. Cadenhead-Tynes, a former Bon Secours Hospital telemetry nurse and avid Ravens fan, died Dec. 8 from complications of metastatic endometrial cancer at Howard County General Hospital.
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Both the Ravens and Chargers have won four of their past five games, but only the Chargers have wrapped up a playoff berth heading into a meeting where the Ravens are underdogs.
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The Ravens would guarantee themselves an AFC playoff berth with two more victories. But if they lose Saturday night, they might not live to have a shot in Week 17.
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From Marlon Humphrey's all-around excellence to the Ravens' precarious playoff hopes, here are five things we learned from the team's 20-12 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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By Sunday night, the Ravens could be atop the AFC North, possibly headed for a home playoff game.
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As Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco prepares for a new phase in his career, others who've walked in similar shoes say he still has much to look forward to.
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From the Ravens' lack of elite playmakers to their tense playoff outlook, here are five things we learned from their 27-24 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Cornerback Marlon Humphrey missed practice Wednesday and Thursday but returned Friday and is listed as questionable.
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Another damning TMZ video causes the Kansas City Chiefs to release superstar running back Kareem Hunt and should cause the NFL to question its priorities.
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In rookie Lamar Jackson’s absence, Robert Griffin III took his first snaps under center in a regular-season NFL game since Week 17 of the 2016 season.
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Injured Ravens right tackle James Hurst will be unavailable for Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons but could play in Week 14, coach John Harbaugh said Friday.
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Washington Redskins tackle Trent Williams practiced Monday and has been fully cleared after being taken to the hospital in an ambulance following the team’s game at Dallas on Thanksgiving Day.
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AJ Wilson helps in reserve role for George Mason basketball
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In the CBS broadcast, a wad of spit appears to fall from Marshal Yanda's mouth as he stands over Vontaze Burfict.
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With a win, the Ravens could conceivably hold the AFC’s second wild-card spot by the end of Sunday.
