Kelly Gregg News

Based on the responses in our AFC North inbox , readers are very interested in who made the Football Outsiders' list of underrated and overrated players of this decade.

The Ravens have had trouble in recent years putting successful seasons together back-to-back. One could say it has been a roller coaster ride since the team took home the Vince Lombardi Trophy after Super Bowl XXXV.

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Bills DB Jairus Byrd won't be able to do much work transitioning to free safety until training camp gets underway.

Fox Sports.com gives Ravens fans some good news, as they report that nose tackle Kelly Gregg is on schedule to be back after surgery last season: Ravens nose tackle Kelly Gregg appears to be on schedule to return after having knee surgery during last season.

The Ravens may have advanced all the way to the AFC Championship game last year, but that is in the past.

A year ago, Ravens coach John Harbaugh was a rookie, leaving us to wonder how he was going to take control of this team.

Here are the most interesting stories Tuesday in the AFC North: Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun writes Ravens defensive tackle Kelly Gregg is ready for the 2009 season .

The Baltimore Ravens kick off their 14th training camp at McDaniel College with two practices on Tuesday, July 28, and break camp on Saturday, Aug.

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.

Following his first practice with the Ravens since mandatory minicamp took place nearly a month ago, defensive tackle Haloti Ngata knew he was going to be a little sore.

General statement: "[We had] a lot of enthusiasm [and] an excellent meeting this morning.

The one thing that most often comes to mind when the Baltimore Ravens are mentioned is defense.

The Baltimore Ravens team that gathered for their first offseason minicamp Friday was strikingly different than the one that lost to Pittsburgh in the AFC championship game last January.

Here's a look at recent media coverage of the Ravens: ESPN.com 's James Walker called the Ravens' maneuvering to land Michael Oher at the No.

I don't mind the Kruger pick too much. We need DE depth. I really think Moala was going to be the pick but the Colts went one spot ahead and took him.

The secret to making the right moves in the NFL draft? "It's easy," jokes the retired Al LoCasale, a longtime Oakland Raiders executive.

Barry: Everyone is debating whether the Ravens should try to acquire Anquan Boldin but is there any chance they start the season with their current top-three wide receivers? Also, what does Joe Flacco need to improve on in 2009? Jamison Hensley : There is a good chance that the Ravens will start the season with Derrick Mason , Mark Clayton and ...

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell recently said he hopes for the regular season to be extended by up to two games.

But Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome dismissed that talk yesterday. In fact, no player on the roster might be readier than Gregg.