Ravens activate running back Mitchell from PUP list, waive edge rusher Ngakoue
Running back Keaton Mitchell returned to action less than 11 months after suffering a serious knee injury during his rookie season.
Running back Keaton Mitchell returned to action less than 11 months after suffering a serious knee injury during his rookie season.
Marlon Humphrey and the defense hope to make a statement after the Week 5 win “felt like we should have lost” in his words.
Tight end Isaiah Likely will be sidelined with a hamstring injury as Baltimore aims for a season sweep over its AFC North rival.
After acquiring Diontae Johnson last week, general manager Eric DeCosta made a trade with the Los Angeles Rams on Tuesday.
On Monday, Baltimore declined its $4 million option for left-handed reliever Danny Coulombe.
Luke Jones says it looks like the red-hot Lamar Jackson is “playing a different sport” right now.
Will Baltimore get back on track after last week’s upset loss in Cleveland?
The star quarterback sat out Wednesday and Thursday practices with back and knee issues, but he said he was just resting his body.
Head coach John Harbaugh described Wednesday’s absence as “a rest day” for the superstar quarterback.
The 31-year-old hurt his right calf in the second quarter of last Sunday’s loss in Cleveland.
With the trade deadline just a week away, the NFL’s top-ranked offense has only gotten stronger.
Kyle Hamilton was one of the few defensive bright spots before his inexplicable dropped interception in Sunday’s defeat.
The details surrounding Williams’ Week 8 benching remain unclear, however.
Even dealing with injuries and a revamped Browns offense, the Baltimore defense was well below the bar Sunday.
In addition to Marlon Humphrey officially being doubtful, Baltimore downgraded Nate Wiggins to out for Week 8.
Facing the last-place Browns, will Baltimore win its sixth straight game on Sunday?
Three-time Pro Bowl cornerback Marlon Humphrey missed the entire week after hurting his knee in last Monday’s win.
Riding a five-game winning streak, Baltimore faces a 1-6 opponent and is a substantial road favorite on Sunday.
Wide receiver Zay Flowers battled through an ankle injury suffered in the second quarter of Monday’s win at Tampa Bay.
Rashod Bateman has already eclipsed last year’s receiving yardage total, quieting questions about his chemistry with Lamar Jackson.
Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore offense left no doubt in the 41-31 win over Tampa Bay.
Return specialist Deonte Harty had been playing through a knee issue for several weeks and will miss at least four games.
Slot cornerback Arthur Maulet practiced for the second time since being designated to return from injured reserve on Oct. 2.
Marlon Humphrey will have his hands full trying to slow down Buccaneers receiver Chris Godwin in the slot.
General manager Mike Elias has now twice denied Adley Rutschman was playing through an injury during his disastrous second half.
Reserve guard Ben Cleveland had never lined up on field goal block until Week 5 after telling Chris Horton he wanted to try.
This Baltimore offense is looking explosive, efficient, and unpredictable, which is what a championship-caliber team desires.
Rookie Jayden Daniels has a long way to go to catch two-time MVP Lamar Jackson, but this one should be fun.
Left tackle Ronnie Stanley was limited in practices with a toe injury throughout the week.
Past Baltimore-Washington games have brought more quirky footnotes than any semblance of a rivalry.
Cornerback Marlon Humphrey is dealing with an ankle injury that sidelined him late in last Sunday’s overtime win at Cincinnati.
Baltimore enters Week 6 ranked 26th in the NFL in scoring defense and 31st in passing yards allowed per game.
Even when Lamar Jackson messes up and you do everything right, he can still rip your heart out.
โI donโt know how he missed it, but thank you.โ
Will Baltimore keep the AFC North rival Bengals in their early-season hole?
Former University of Maryland star Yannick Ngakoue signed to Baltimore’s practice squad late last month.
Will Patrick Mekari stay at left guard or will Andrew Vorhees return from the ankle injury that sidelined him in Week 4?
Fixing All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman will be one of the top priorities for next season after a nightmare second half.
October was supposed to be different for Baltimore after a 5-1 finish to the regular season and the return of several players.
There were no major roster surprises as Brandon Hyde set the 26-man roster for the opening round of the playoffs.
Running back Keaton Mitchell returned to action less than 11 months after suffering a serious knee injury during his rookie season.
Marlon Humphrey and the defense hope to make a statement after the Week 5 win “felt like we should have lost” in his words.
Tight end Isaiah Likely will be sidelined with a hamstring injury as Baltimore aims for a season sweep over its AFC North rival.
After acquiring Diontae Johnson last week, general manager Eric DeCosta made a trade with the Los Angeles Rams on Tuesday.
On Monday, Baltimore declined its $4 million option for left-handed reliever Danny Coulombe.
Luke Jones says it looks like the red-hot Lamar Jackson is “playing a different sport” right now.
Will Baltimore get back on track after last week’s upset loss in Cleveland?
The star quarterback sat out Wednesday and Thursday practices with back and knee issues, but he said he was just resting his body.
Head coach John Harbaugh described Wednesday’s absence as “a rest day” for the superstar quarterback.
The 31-year-old hurt his right calf in the second quarter of last Sunday’s loss in Cleveland.
With the trade deadline just a week away, the NFL’s top-ranked offense has only gotten stronger.
Kyle Hamilton was one of the few defensive bright spots before his inexplicable dropped interception in Sunday’s defeat.
The details surrounding Williams’ Week 8 benching remain unclear, however.
Even dealing with injuries and a revamped Browns offense, the Baltimore defense was well below the bar Sunday.
In addition to Marlon Humphrey officially being doubtful, Baltimore downgraded Nate Wiggins to out for Week 8.
Facing the last-place Browns, will Baltimore win its sixth straight game on Sunday?
Three-time Pro Bowl cornerback Marlon Humphrey missed the entire week after hurting his knee in last Monday’s win.
Riding a five-game winning streak, Baltimore faces a 1-6 opponent and is a substantial road favorite on Sunday.
Wide receiver Zay Flowers battled through an ankle injury suffered in the second quarter of Monday’s win at Tampa Bay.
Rashod Bateman has already eclipsed last year’s receiving yardage total, quieting questions about his chemistry with Lamar Jackson.
Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore offense left no doubt in the 41-31 win over Tampa Bay.
Return specialist Deonte Harty had been playing through a knee issue for several weeks and will miss at least four games.
Slot cornerback Arthur Maulet practiced for the second time since being designated to return from injured reserve on Oct. 2.
Marlon Humphrey will have his hands full trying to slow down Buccaneers receiver Chris Godwin in the slot.
General manager Mike Elias has now twice denied Adley Rutschman was playing through an injury during his disastrous second half.
Reserve guard Ben Cleveland had never lined up on field goal block until Week 5 after telling Chris Horton he wanted to try.
This Baltimore offense is looking explosive, efficient, and unpredictable, which is what a championship-caliber team desires.
Rookie Jayden Daniels has a long way to go to catch two-time MVP Lamar Jackson, but this one should be fun.
Left tackle Ronnie Stanley was limited in practices with a toe injury throughout the week.
Past Baltimore-Washington games have brought more quirky footnotes than any semblance of a rivalry.
Cornerback Marlon Humphrey is dealing with an ankle injury that sidelined him late in last Sunday’s overtime win at Cincinnati.
Baltimore enters Week 6 ranked 26th in the NFL in scoring defense and 31st in passing yards allowed per game.
Even when Lamar Jackson messes up and you do everything right, he can still rip your heart out.
โI donโt know how he missed it, but thank you.โ
Will Baltimore keep the AFC North rival Bengals in their early-season hole?
Former University of Maryland star Yannick Ngakoue signed to Baltimore’s practice squad late last month.
Will Patrick Mekari stay at left guard or will Andrew Vorhees return from the ankle injury that sidelined him in Week 4?
Fixing All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman will be one of the top priorities for next season after a nightmare second half.
October was supposed to be different for Baltimore after a 5-1 finish to the regular season and the return of several players.
There were no major roster surprises as Brandon Hyde set the 26-man roster for the opening round of the playoffs.
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