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October 4, 2014
Unsigned Dez Bryant says he has no regrets passing on Ravens offer
Dez Bryant turned down a $21 million offer from the Baltimore Ravens, but he's not worried about it.
Dez Bryant doesn't regret not signing with Ravens
Wide receiver Dez Bryant continues to mull his options a little more than a month since the Dallas Cowboys released him on April 13, but he doesn't regret not signing with the Baltimore Ravens.
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Dez Bryant Doesn't Regret Passing on Ravens' Contract Offer, Criticizes Media
Free-agent wide receiver Dez Bryant said Tuesday that he doesn't regret his decision to not sign with the Baltimore Ravens earlier this offseason...
Ravens Lower Concession Prices in Effort to Reconnect with Fan Base
The Baltimore Ravens will lower the prices of concessions at M&T Bank Stadium this upcoming season in an effort to " win back fans," according to Jamison Hensley of ESPN...
New Ravens GM Eric DeCosta says Baltimore tried to emulate the Steelers
There is a changing of the guard within the Baltimore Ravens. Out is longtime general manager Ozzie Newsome and in is Eric DeCosta. Those are some pretty big shoes to fill, but it seems DeCosta has...
NFL Rookie Minicamp Roundup: Ravens Will Unleash Rookie Lamar Jackson Upon NFL
The Baltimore Ravens are prepping their offense so Lamar Jackson can make some noise this fall. These preparations don't automatically entail Joe Flacco's demise as the franchise's ...
6 Ravens players already at risk of getting cut
Minicamps and OTAs are just around the corner for the Baltimore Ravens and it won't be too long before they head off to training camp. As always, there will be fierce competition for spots on...
Ex-Ravens Safety Matt Elam Reportedly Working out for Saints at Rookie Minicamp
Former Baltimore Ravens safety Matt Elam will reportedly try out for the New Orleans Saints at their rookie minicamp this weekend, according to Ben Volin of the Boston Globe ...
Lamar Jackson a real threat to unseat Joe Flacco as Ravens starter in 2018
Joe Flacco should be looking over his shoulder at Lamar Jackson now, not next season or a couple years down the road. Former NFL exec Jeff Diamond explains why.
Report: Joe Flacco Has 'Gotten the Message' After Ravens' Pick of Lamar Jackson
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco has reportedly "gotten the message" after the team drafted Louisville QB Lamar Jackson with the No. 32 overall pick in April. Peter King of the MMQB reported, "That's what I hear...
Ravens' Joe Flacco hasn't spoken to Lamar Jackson - but is that wrong?
Flacco hasn't spoken to Jackson yet - but how much is he supposed to say anyway?
Awkwardness Already in Baltimore
For three days this weekend, the Ravens got a taste of Lamar Jackson. His speed had bystanders "hollering on the sideline." His play-making ability got first-round tight end Hayden Hurst excited about the prospect of catching passes from him.
John Harbaugh Praises Lamar Jackson's Accuracy at Ravens Rookie Minicamp
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh likes what he's seen from Lamar Jackson through two days at the team's rookie minicamp. Harbaugh specifically cited Jackson's accuracy as a big positive after seeing the 2016 Heisman Trophy winner throw...
Lamar Jackson receiving warm reception from Ravens, except maybe Joe Flacco
With Lamar Jackson looking like the future at quarteback for the Ravens, the incumbent Joe Flacco doesn't seem to be rolling out the welcome mat for the rookie.
Ravens 'in the laboratory' devising Lamar Jackson plan
How do the Ravens plan to use Lamar Jackson, their dangerously mobile rookie quarterback, this season with such an inert signal-caller in Joe Flacco starting under center?
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Ravens' Harbaugh lauds QB Jackson's accuracy
Baltimore Ravens' John Harbaugh defends QB Lamar Jackson's accuracy at rookie minicamp.
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Lamar Jackson not being warmly welcomed by Joe Flacco, Ravens already impressed
The Ravens are already gushing over Lamar Jackson
Indianapolis Colts To Host Two Joint Practices With Baltimore Ravens
The Indianapolis Colts today announced that they will conduct two joint practices with the Baltimore Ravens during training camp.
Destination Dallas: Episode 8 - Draft Day Dreams Come True
The moment of destiny arrives: Draft Day brings drama and exhilaration for the top prospects of "Destination Dallas." UCLA's Josh Rosen vows to win Super Bowls for the Arizona Cardinals. Florida State's Derwin James is California dreaming after being drafted by the Los Angeles Chargers. Oklahoma's Orlando Brown will follow in his father's massiv...
How fast is the (Lamar Jackson) clock ticking for Joe Flacco?
Veteran Joe Flacco probably will be the Ravens' starting QB in 2018, but Lamar Jackson is younger and cheaper, and the team traded up to get him.
Ravens waive running back John Crockett
When the new guys come in, somebody has to go out. That's what's happening in Baltimore, as the Ravens waived running back John Crockett to make room for some rookies, according to Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun. Crockett spent part of last year on their practice squad, and signed a futures deal with
David Carr and DeAngelo Hall grade Baltimore Ravens' 2018 draft class
NFL Network's David Carr and former NFL defensive back DeAngelo Hall grade the Baltimore Ravens' 2018 draft class.
Breshad Perriman Contract Option Reportedly Declined by Ravens
After years of waiting for the former first-round pick to stay healthy and put up big numbers, the Baltimore Ravens appear to be getting ready to move on from Breshad Perriman ...
Ravens waive RB John Crockett, add German FB Chris Ezeala
The Baltimore Ravens are moving along following the draft, making tweaks to their roster. Such a tweak happened Tuesday and Wednesday when the team announced they had added German Football League f...
Joe Flacco has every right to be angry, but only has himself to blame
When the Baltimore Ravens traded back up into the first round of the 2018 NFL draft to get quarterback Lamar Jackson, it surprised just about everyone. When Baltimore passed up on Jackson three tim...
Harbaugh: Ozzie Newsome's last draft might be finest
In his final draft as the general manager of the Ravens, Hall of Famer Ozzie Newsome continued his offensive overhaul and might have laid the foundation for Baltimore to return to contention.
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The complete list of Ravens 2018 NFL Draft picks
The 2018 NFL Draft has come and gone. Get up to date on who the Baltimore Ravens selected in all seven rounds.
Ozzie Newsome 'emotional' after his final Ravens draft
Ozzie Newsome's final draft as general manager of the Baltimore Ravens offered an "emotional" experience for the longtime team executive and a standing ovation from his staff.
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NFL Draft 2018: AFC North grades
The 2018 NFL Draft is officially in the books. Several AFC North teams made potentially franchise altering selections. There were a couple of head scratching picks made as well. Baltimore Ravens F...
Newsome gets emotional during last draft with Ravens
Working the phones and making shrewd picks that addressed the present and future needs of the Baltimore Ravens, Ozzie Newsome conjured one final fascinating draft for a team that has relied on his intuition since its inception. The 2018 draft may not turn out to be as successful, but coach John Harbaugh
Bradley Bozeman NFL Draft 2018: Scouting Report for Baltimore Ravens' Pick
POSITIVES —Has faced NFL talent in games and practice for the last two years as a starter for Alabama's offensive line. —Has size and stature (6'5", 316 lbs) that can handle NFL physicality inside...
Greg Senat NFL Draft 2018: Scouting Report for Baltimore Ravens' Pick
POSITIVES —Basketball player with great length (84 ½" arms) and frame (6'6", 302 lbs). —Upside prospect with athleticism to easily move at left tackle and reach defenders...
The Latest: Rolling Tide: Bozeman is 10th Bama player picked
Alabama center Bradley Bozeman was selected with the 215th overall pick, a sixth-rounder, by the Baltimore Ravens. Running back Bo Scarbrough is still available as is defensive back Tony Brown from Alabama to possibly break the Crimson Tide record. The Chiefs should have been quite familiar with their
DeShon Elliott NFL Draft 2018: Scouting Report for Baltimore Ravens' Pick
POSITIVES —Is an aggressive downhill player who shows enthusiasm for making hits at or behind the line of scrimmage. —Has NFL -caliber instincts that flash in intermediate coverage...
Jordan Lasley NFL Draft 2018: Scouting Report for Baltimore Ravens' Pick
POSITIVES —Legit deep speed that will translate to the NFL immediately. —Press corners can't miss because his route stems are some of the best in this class in terms of fluidity...
Jaleel Scott NFL Draft 2018: Scouting Report for Baltimore Ravens' Pick
POSITIVES —Numerous one-handed and acrobatic catches on film. —Height (6'5"), weight (218) and speed (4.56) will have scouts and coaches begging to develop him. —Able to use his body and height to win positioning on jump balls...
Kenny Young NFL Draft 2018: Scouting Report for Baltimore Ravens' Pick
POSITIVES —Legitimate sideline-to-sideline speed; can pursue boundary runs to the strong side. —Coverage ability to stay on the field on third down whether matched up in man or zone coverage...
Anthony Averett NFL Draft 2018: Scouting Report for Baltimore Ravens' Pick
POSITIVES —Fast, fluid and game-tested in the SEC. Ran a 4.36-second 40-yard dash at the combine. —Athletic player whose movements jump off the tape; super clean transitions and can run with anyone...
Michael Vick Says He's More Explosive Than Lamar Jackson
While new Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is viewed by some as the second coming of Michael Vick , the former Pro Bowl signal-caller isn't quite ready to surrender his throne...
Ravens mull potential 7 picks during final day of NFL draft
OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) Ozzie Newsome's final day as the main man in the Baltimore Ravens draft room is going to be a busy one.
Ravens see promise; Lamar Jackson sees Super Bowl titles
How will the Ravens maximize Lamar Jackson's opportunity to flourish in the NFL? Jim Trotter gets the scoop on Baltimore's plans.
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Like dad, Orlando Brown Jr. headed to Ravens
Orlando Brown Jr. is following his late father into the NFL -- with the same franchise, no less -- after being taken by the Baltimore Ravens as the 83rd pick in the draft.
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Mark Andrews NFL Draft 2018: Scouting Report for Baltimore Ravens' Pick
POSITIVES —Natural pass-catching tight end who dominates in the red zone. —Was utilized often as a downfield threat, and excels at getting loose behind coverage...
Orlando Brown Jr. Drafted by Ravens, Father 'Zeus' Played with Team
The Baltimore Ravens addressed their offensive line Friday, selecting Orlando Brown Jr. from the University of Oklahoma with the No. 83rd overall pick of the 2018 NFL draft. Brown's father, Orlando Sr...
Orlando Brown NFL Draft 2018: Scouting Report for Baltimore Ravens' Pick
POSITIVES —His quick set is efficient and takes away pass-rushing lanes early in the rep. —Is massive at 6'8" and 345 pounds with arms like fire hoses (35")...
Orlando Brown Jr. follows late father's footsteps, taken by Ravens in 3rd round of NFL draft
Orlando Brown will start his career where his late father made a name for himself after being selected in the third round by the Baltimore Ravens.
2018 NFL Draft: Ravens add Mark Andrews as a second tight end for Lamar Jackson
Jackson now has two tight ends to develop with in Baltimore
NFL Draft insider notes: Why the Ravens' gamble on Lamar Jackson was perfect timing
Baltimore's trade up was a move it had to make, while the Browns' picks need some dissecting
Lamar Jackson on Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers
New Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson shares his thoughts on division rival Ben Roethlisberger and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Bucky Brooks: 'Lamar Jackson is the future for the Baltimore Ravens' (VIDEO)
Joining Colin Cowherd in studio on The Herd, Bucky Brooks reveals why he believes Lamar Jackson is the future of the Baltimore Ravens as their starting quarterback.
