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October 4, 2014
Terrence Cody's agent denies reports of cruelty to dog
More information has come to light about the allegations of animal cruelty against Ravens nose tackle Terrence Cody. Cody's agent Peter Schaffer told Mike Garafolo of FOX Sports that Cody's dog died of worms, not because of any abuse at Cody's hands. Schaffer says that Cody paid $8,000 for a bull mastiff from Spain, took it...
Ravens cut Cody amid animal cruelty probe
The Baltimore Ravens announced Friday that they are releasing backup nose tackle Terrence Cody, who is under investigation for animal cruelty.
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Terrence Cody Cut by Ravens Amid Animal Cruelty Investigation
The Baltimore Ravens announced they will release defensive tackle Terrence Cody following the Super Bowl. He's reportedly under investigation for animal cruelty...
Terrence Cody being investigated for animal cruelty
We seem to have come across the reason the Ravens terminated the contract of a guy whose contract expired this year anyway. According to Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun, Ravens nose tackle Terrence Cody is under investigation for animal cruelty. The Baltimore County State's attorney's office said the case involves a dog, and no charges...
Ravens to terminate Terrence Cody's contract
The Ravens are parting ways with one of their second-round picks. Baltimore will release nose tackle Terrence Cody after the Super Bowl, the team said Friday morning. The 26-year-old Cody appeared in just one game for the Ravens this season. He was on the PUP list until early November after hip surgery. An Alabama product,...
Ravens' Canty: Patriots are 'habitual line-steppers'
The Patriots would probably give just about everything to make the deflated football saga go away. Chris Canty believes the incident is just the latest in a pattern of rule-bending behavior from a rival.
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Ravens sign WR Aldrick Robinson to reserve/future deal
The Ravens have added a veteran wide receiver who made some splash plays in Washington's NFC East-winning season of 2012 to their offseason roster. Baltimore has signed Aldrick Robinson to a reserve/future contract, per the NFL's Thursday personnel notice. Robinson finished the season on the Ravens' practice squad. The 26-year-old Robinson has hauled in 30...
Super Bowl Injury Report: Bryan Stork limited in return to practice
New England Patriots center Bryan Stork returned to limited participation in practice on Thursday after missing the AFC Championship game with a knee injury. Stork injured his knee in the Patriots divisional round victory over the Baltimore Ravens. Ryan Wendell started for the Patriots last week in Stork's place. Every member of the Patriots 53-man...
John Harbaugh: Deflating footballs obviously gives an unfair advantage
Ravens coach John Harbaugh says that if the Patriots were letting air out of the footballs their offense used, then the Patriots were cheating. Harbaugh told Sal Paolantonio on ESPN that he is confident in the the league will get to the bottom of its investigation into the Patriots tampering with game balls. "I think...
Ravens' Chris Canty Compares Deflategate to PEDs
Baltimore Ravens defensive end Chris Canty said Wednesday on NBCSN's Pro Football Talk the Patriots' alleged deflation of 11 of 12 footballs during their AFC Championship Game ...
Ravens' Chris Canty compares deflated balls to PEDs: It's cheating
Ravens DL Chris Canty says deflating footballs for a competitive advantage is cheating -- just like PED usage.
John Harbaugh: Joe Flacco helped pick Marc Trestman
Ravens coach John Harbaugh says one of the biggest factors in choosing Marc Trestman as OC was his fit with quarterback Joe Flacco, who played a significant role in the hiring process.
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Ravens' Canty: Pats 'habitual line-steppers'
Baltimore Ravens defensive end Chris Canty said the New England Patriots are "habitual line-steppers" and that the use of underinflated footballs should be dealt with on the same level as players taking steroids or other banned substances.
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Canty: Deflating balls no different than PEDs
At a time when some current and former NFL players are suggesting that New England deflating footballs (if it happened deliberately) is no big deal, one current NFL players whose team faced the Patriots in the postseason contends that it is. Appearing on Wednesday's Pro Football Talk on NBCSN, Ravens defensive lineman Chris Canty compared...
Ravens Free Agency: Projecting Contract Offers for Baltimore
After making the playoffs in 2014, the Baltimore Ravens will need to re-sign several key free agents to ensure they make it back to the postseason next year...
In the end, Trestman was an ideal fit for Ravens' offense
Marc Trestman had options. So did John Harbaugh. Ultimately, they realized that the best choice for both would be Trestman spending the next stage of his coaching career as offensive coordinator of the Baltimore Ravens. Trestman was hired Tuesday, 22 days after being fired as coach of the Chicago Bears and just 24 hours after his only interview with Harbaugh.
Ravens add Mornhinweg as new QBs coach
Marty Mornhinweg, the New York Jets' offensive coordinator for the past two seasons, was named the new quarterbacks coach for the Baltimore Ravens on Wednesday.
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Which Ravens Free Agents Will Return in 2015?
The Baltimore Ravens face plenty of offseason personnel questions, especially on the offensive side of the ball...
John Harbaugh on deflated kicking balls in New England: I chalk it up to being cold
One of the reports to emerge after the league opened up their investigation into the Patriots using under-inflated balls during the AFC Championship game alleged that the Ravens also believed their kicking balls were under-inflated during their playoff game in New England the previous week. The report didn't mention that kicking balls are not handled...
Baltimore Ravens hire Marty Mornhinweg as QB coach
The Baltimore Ravens announced they hired Marty Mornhinweg as quarterbacks coach, who is coming off a turbulent stint as the New York Jets offensive coordinator.
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Ravens hire Marty Mornhinweg as quarterbacks coach
The Ravens continue to put an interesting collection of parts around quarterback Joe Flacco. A day after hiring Marc Trestman as their offensive coordinator, the team announced they were bringing in former Jets offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg as their quarterbacks coach. Mornhinweg worked with Ravens head coach John Harbaugh with the Eagles, but hasn't had much...
Report: Ravens had concerns about kicking balls at New England
With the Patriots under investigation for using deflated balls in a blowout win over the Colts, another vague — and far more confusing — accusation of ball deflation has emerged. According to Jason La Canfora of CBS, "[s]ome of the Baltimore Ravens believe kicking balls used in their playoff game at New England were slightly...
Michigan hires Harbaugh's son as tight ends coach
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) Jim Harbaugh's son is joining Michigan's new football staff as a tight ends coach. The school says Tuesday that Jay Harbaugh will also be an assistant special teams coach. He spent the 2014 season as an offensive quality control coach for the Baltimore Ravens, who are coached...
New coach Kubiak feeling right at home in Denver
Gary Kubiak, newly installed as head coach of the Denver Broncos, is already feeling right at home with the NFL club where he has both played and coached. "When I got off the plane ... I knew that I was home," Kubiak said on Tuesday at a press conference to formally kick off his tenure as head coach. Kubiak, formerly the head coach in Houston, spent last season as the offensive coordinator of t...
Ravens Hire OC Trestman; Best Plan B They Could Ask for
There's been more than a little turmoil surrounding the Baltimore Ravens following their playoff loss to the New England Patriots , with offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak jumping ship to become the new head coach of the Denver Broncos ...
Kubiak returns to Denver to again help Elway and the Broncos
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) Gary Kubiak was all set to stay in Baltimore, where he'd had a terrific comeback as the Ravens offensive coordinator after getting fired from his head coaching job in Houston the year before. He turned down opportunities to interview for the head coaching vacancies with the...
Ravens hire ex-Bears coach Trestman as offensive coordinator
BALTIMORE (AP) The Baltimore Ravens have hired fired Bears coach Marc Trestman as their offensive coordinator. Ravens coach John Harbaugh made the announcement Tuesday. Trestman was fired by Chicago last month after going 5-11 in his second season leading the Bears. He interviewed with Cleveland...
Ravens Hire Ex-Bears HC Trestman as OC
Less than an hour after Gary Kubiak completed his introductory press conference with the Denver Broncos , the Baltimore Ravens announced his replacement, Marc Trestman...
Ravens hire ex-Bears coach Trestman as OC
The Baltimore Ravens hired former Chicago Bears coach Marc Trestman to be their offensive coordinator.
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Joe Flacco skips Pro Bowl to stay home with pregnant wife
Veteran players can come up with all kinds of excuses not to play in the Pro Bowl (especially when it's not in Hawaii). Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco at least has a good one. Via the team's official website, Flacco turned down an invitation to be an injury replacement this week because his wife is due...
Michigan staff keeps it all in the family with addition of TE coach Jay Harbaugh
Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh added one more coach to his staff in Ann Arbor by plucking an assistant from his brother, John Harbaugh, and the Baltimore Ravens. The whole move is a family affair, because the new tight ends coach at Michigan is also Jim Harbaugh's son, Jay Harbaugh. Jay Harbaugh will also serve...
Why Ravens Absolutely Must Draft Alvin Dupree
The Baltimore Ravens should make every effort to draft Kentucky Wildcats pass-rusher Alvin "Bud" Dupree in the 2015 NFL draft...
Adam Gase interviewing with Ravens tonight
As the Ravens look for a new offensive coordinator, they're talking to the guy their old one effectively replaced. According to Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun, the Ravens are interviewing former Broncos offensive coordinator Adam Gase tonight. The interview's taking place in Baltimore, before the coaching staff heads to Arizona for the Pro Bowl....
Broncos hire Kubiak as coach
The NFL's Denver Broncos made it official Monday and named Gary Kubiak as their new head coach, one week after parting ways with John Fox. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the Denver Post reported the two sides were negotiating a four-year contract. Kubiak was the offensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens this past season after spending eight years as Houston Texans head coach.
Baltimore Ravens OC Search: Latest Rumors and Speculation on Vacant Position
With Gary Kubiak departing the Baltimore Ravens to take the head coaching job with the Denver Broncos , per the Broncos' official site, coach John Harbaugh is now tasked with ...
Can Kubiak Revive Manning, Lead DEN to SB?
The Denver Broncos have officially made former Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak their head coach, according to Mike Klis of The Denver Post ...
Broncos finalizing a four-year deal with Gary Kubiak
Ian Rapoport reported Sunday the Broncos are finalizing a four-year contract with Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak to become Denver's new head coach, according to a Broncos source.
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Will Hill in Baltimore Ravens' plans for 2015
When locked in, Will Hill is one of the NFL's top safeties. But the Baltimore Ravens' defender has had his share of off-the-field issues. Find out what coach John Harbaugh expects of Hill this offseason.
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Hiring Kubiak Would Be Safe Play for Broncos
The Denver Broncos are one of two NFL teams without a head coach, though that seems likely to change within the next few days, with Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak set to interview for the position this Sunday...
Rice, NFL's Ravens settle grievance over backpay
(Reuters) - The Baltimore Ravens have settled their grievance with former running back Ray Rice after terminating his $35 million contract five months ago in the midst of his domestic abuse case, the team said on Friday. Rice, 27, was seeking $3.5 million in backpay, the amount he was due before he was cut by the Ravens on Sept. 8 when video surfaced of him knocking out his then-fiancee, now-wi...
Ravens announce Ray Rice settlement
On Thursday, after PFT reported that the Ravens had settled the Ray Rice grievance, an email was sent to the team for confirmation. The Ravens declined to do so. In a 5:04 p.m. ET Friday-afternoon bad-news dump, the Ravens have disclosed that all issues with Rice have been negotiated to conclussion. "The Ravens agreed to...
Sources: Kubiak to interview with Broncos
Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak, a former Broncos quarterback and longtime assistant coach, will interview for Denver's head coaching position this weekend, according to league sources.
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Broncos to huddle with Kubiak about coaching job
Ian Rapoport reported Friday that Broncos general manager John Elway will meet with Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak this weekend about taking over as Denver's head coach.
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Ray Lewis: Tom Brady is one of the all-time greats
Earlier this week, Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis ruffled some feathers when he said that the only reason anyone knows who Tom Brady is because of the tuck rule. It was a pretty mighty stretch for Lewis to suggest that Brady's long, successful career was all due to one play in the 2002 playoffs, something Brady...
AP sources: Ray Rice and Ravens settle grievance - NBC Sports
Ray Rice has reached a settlement on his grievance against the Baltimore Ravens, according to two people familiar with the case. The three-time Pro Bowl running back was seeking slightly more than $3.5 million for wrongful termination after the Ravens released him once the video of him knocking out...
PFT Whiparound: Ravens and Ray Rice reach settlement
The PFT crew gets you caught up with the latest news and notes from around the NFL including a report regarding the Ravens and Ray Rice reaching a settlement before his grievance hearing.
Belichick proves he has new tricks up his sleeve
When Bill Belichick pulled something new from his bag of tricks last week, some wondered if the three-time Super Bowl champion coach had found another way to bend the rules. The New England Patriots were creative and intentionally deceptive, but using four offensive linemen isn't illegal. The tactic worked and angered the Ravens and coach John Harbaugh. There's no telling what wrinkles Belichic...
Can the Ravens Afford to Pay Free Agent WR Torrey Smith?
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith is one of the team's higher profile unrestricted free agents of 2015. Though 2014 wasn't his best year in terms of yardage, he did post a career-high 11 touchdowns in the regular season...
Ravens' Top Free-Agent Targets for 2015
The Baltimore Ravens have many questions heading into the offseason. Who should the Ravens target in free agency? What are their positions of need? Watch as Adam Lefkoe ...
Tom Brady on Ray Lewis: Everyone has an opinion
While discussing his distaste for "man-made lawyer" rules in the NFL this week, former Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis made a provocative statement about Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. Lewis said that "the only reason" we know Brady is because of the tuck rule, which overturned a fumble in a snowy 2002 playoff game between the Patriots...
