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The Ravensa revamped secondary has gotten a good deal of attention this offseason.

Head Coach John Harbaugh has brought the strategy of preparing for one's particular division during a minicamp from his time serving under Andy Reid with the Philadelphia Eagles.

McGahee started nine games for the Ravens last season, including the AFC championship game at Pittsburgh.

Ita s never a bad thing to have a glut of talent in an NFL locker room, but the Ravens may have too much at cornerback.

One of the more unusual moments of Tuesdaya s passing camp occurred when coach John Harbaugh capped a field-goal kicking drill by instructing second-year player Steven Hauschka and rookie Graham Gano to each attempt a 48-yarder. As if that wasna t hard enough, Harbaugh allowed their teammates to do everything in their power to distract the kickers.

The Ravens must have expelled a gasp of fear when tight end Edgar Jones hit the turf in Tuesday's practice.

Just by looking at him sprint down the field and casually snatch footballs out of the air during the Ravens' Organized Team Activities , it seems that Ravens wideout Demetrius Williams is well on the way to recovering from the Achilles' tendon injury that ended his 2008 campaign prematurely.

Kelley Washington wasted little time making an impact with his newest club. With Derrick Mason not participating in the Ravensa four-day passing camp this week as he recovers from offseason shoulder surgery, Washingtona s No.

Joe Flacco doesna t know who will be snapping him the football next year, but even that cana t rattle the cool-headed quarterback.

On a day when the Ravens lost another valuable defensive player to the New York Jets - safety Jim Leonhard - they made a strong push to fill their void in the middle of the offensive line.

David Tyree doing the seemingly impossible. In almost every Super Bowl, a player emerges from the ranks of the largely unknown.

Dallas Cowboys' tight end Jason Witten scores a touchdown between Baltimore Ravens' cornerback Evan Oglesby and safety Jim Leonhard during the fourth quarter of NFL action in Irving, Texas on Saturday.

Fabian Washington was true to his word, starting at cornerback for the Baltimore Ravens against the Dallas Cowboys six days after pulling his hamstring against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Despite all the drama and revolving soap operas that surround controversial Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver Terrell Owens, there's no disputing this fact: He's one of the most physically dominant receivers in ...

Opening statement: "OK, good to see everybody out. We had a good practice, actually two good practices.