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Head coach Jesse Minter reiterated Monday that quarterback Lamar Jackson is “just dealing with a little bit of an ankle” injury.
Lamar Jackson hurt his left ankle late in the first half and left the stadium wearing a walking boot after Sunday’s game.
Head coach Jesse Minter said outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson’s absence will be “very, very short term” after finger surgery.
Derrick Henry will face his former team for the first time since signing with Baltimore in 2024.
After filling in at center late in the win over Dallas, rookie Vega Ioane is set to make his first start there against Tennessee.
Baltimore has lost its top three centers on the depth chart to long-term injuries since mid-August.
Lamar Jackson set up the game-winning field goal with his arm, but his legs got a struggling offense going in the first half.
Standout defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike will see his first game action in just over a year on Sunday.
Left tackle Ronnie Stanley didn’t practice all week after leaving last Sunday’s game with a lingering toe injury.
The organization is at a crossroads complicated by an offseason very likely to include a contentious lockout.
Two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike took the next step toward making his 2026 debut on Wednesday.
Baltimore has now lost four straight home games, which is one shy of the franchise record set between 2021 and 2022.
You wanted to believe Baltimore had turned the page under new head coach Jesse Minter, but Sunday’s 24-17 loss felt all too familiar.
Especially with Zay Flowers not expected to play, Sunday feels like a Derrick Henry game for Baltimore.
Two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike’s return to the lineup will have to wait at least another week.
That Baltimore is still mathematically alive speaks to how much of a wasted opportunity this season has been.
Baltimore hopes rookie receiver Ja’Kobi Lane can return after the minimum absence of four games after undergoing wrist surgery Wednesday.
Considering how sensational Flowers looked in Week 1, the last thing Baltimore wants is him being less than 100% for the bulk of the season.
Luke Jones offers his purple musings after the Jesse Minter era started with a bang.
Zay Flowers had a career day in only 25 minutes of play before aggravating a hamstring injury he’s managed since last month.
Luke Jones shares his purple musings ahead of the long-awaited start of the Jesse Minter era.
Two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike hit the sled extensively during Wednesday’s practice.
Blaze Alexander had only returned from a fractured hand late last month.
After playing just 11 offensive snaps over his first three seasons in Atlanta, Jovaughn Gwyn enters 2026 as Baltimore’s starting center.
The Orioles’ failures begin and end with the man who’s been picking the players and setting the organization’s vision for a long time now.
Luke Jones offers his takeaways from Eric DeCosta’s session with the media on Wednesday.
Baltimore’s general manager said, “I think I’m optimistic. I feel good about it.”
Despite a season that’s been much more mediocre than good, Baltimore still has a wild-card spot squarely in its sights.
After a rough preseason for Tyler Loop, Baltimore has finally added competition to the kicking mix.
With Mark Andrews being the only returning tight end, Baltimore needs a rebound campaign from the three-time Pro Bowl selection.
It remains to be seen when two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike will play, but he avoided injured reserve.
Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings with the preseason in the books and roster cuts looming.
Craig Albernaz’s old team — the Cleveland Guardians — just finished a 6-0 road trip against two of baseball’s worst teams to resurrect their season.
Will undrafted rookie Ethan Burke win the last outside linebacker spot on the 53-man roster?
Lamar Jackson and veteran starters saw their last meaningful reps against an opponent ahead of the Sept. 13 opener.
Center remains a major question mark, but other position groups also face unknowns ahead of Sunday’s 53-man roster cuts.
Two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike still isn’t taking part in full-team work or live contact less than three weeks before Week 1.
Jesse Minter’s defense full of backups and young players turned in an impressive showing for the second straight week.
One or two steps forward, two or three steps back continues to be the identity of a club that’s remained under .500 since early May.
The 30-year-old is likely to miss the season and had been working with the first-team offense since the start of training camp.
Head coach Jesse Minter reiterated Monday that quarterback Lamar Jackson is “just dealing with a little bit of an ankle” injury.
Lamar Jackson hurt his left ankle late in the first half and left the stadium wearing a walking boot after Sunday’s game.
Head coach Jesse Minter said outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson’s absence will be “very, very short term” after finger surgery.
Derrick Henry will face his former team for the first time since signing with Baltimore in 2024.
After filling in at center late in the win over Dallas, rookie Vega Ioane is set to make his first start there against Tennessee.
Baltimore has lost its top three centers on the depth chart to long-term injuries since mid-August.
Lamar Jackson set up the game-winning field goal with his arm, but his legs got a struggling offense going in the first half.
Standout defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike will see his first game action in just over a year on Sunday.
Left tackle Ronnie Stanley didn’t practice all week after leaving last Sunday’s game with a lingering toe injury.
The organization is at a crossroads complicated by an offseason very likely to include a contentious lockout.
Two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike took the next step toward making his 2026 debut on Wednesday.
Baltimore has now lost four straight home games, which is one shy of the franchise record set between 2021 and 2022.
You wanted to believe Baltimore had turned the page under new head coach Jesse Minter, but Sunday’s 24-17 loss felt all too familiar.
Especially with Zay Flowers not expected to play, Sunday feels like a Derrick Henry game for Baltimore.
Two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike’s return to the lineup will have to wait at least another week.
That Baltimore is still mathematically alive speaks to how much of a wasted opportunity this season has been.
Baltimore hopes rookie receiver Ja’Kobi Lane can return after the minimum absence of four games after undergoing wrist surgery Wednesday.
Considering how sensational Flowers looked in Week 1, the last thing Baltimore wants is him being less than 100% for the bulk of the season.
Luke Jones offers his purple musings after the Jesse Minter era started with a bang.
Zay Flowers had a career day in only 25 minutes of play before aggravating a hamstring injury he’s managed since last month.
Luke Jones shares his purple musings ahead of the long-awaited start of the Jesse Minter era.
Two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike hit the sled extensively during Wednesday’s practice.
Blaze Alexander had only returned from a fractured hand late last month.
After playing just 11 offensive snaps over his first three seasons in Atlanta, Jovaughn Gwyn enters 2026 as Baltimore’s starting center.
The Orioles’ failures begin and end with the man who’s been picking the players and setting the organization’s vision for a long time now.
Luke Jones offers his takeaways from Eric DeCosta’s session with the media on Wednesday.
Baltimore’s general manager said, “I think I’m optimistic. I feel good about it.”
Despite a season that’s been much more mediocre than good, Baltimore still has a wild-card spot squarely in its sights.
After a rough preseason for Tyler Loop, Baltimore has finally added competition to the kicking mix.
With Mark Andrews being the only returning tight end, Baltimore needs a rebound campaign from the three-time Pro Bowl selection.
It remains to be seen when two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike will play, but he avoided injured reserve.
Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings with the preseason in the books and roster cuts looming.
Craig Albernaz’s old team — the Cleveland Guardians — just finished a 6-0 road trip against two of baseball’s worst teams to resurrect their season.
Will undrafted rookie Ethan Burke win the last outside linebacker spot on the 53-man roster?
Lamar Jackson and veteran starters saw their last meaningful reps against an opponent ahead of the Sept. 13 opener.
Center remains a major question mark, but other position groups also face unknowns ahead of Sunday’s 53-man roster cuts.
Two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike still isn’t taking part in full-team work or live contact less than three weeks before Week 1.
Jesse Minter’s defense full of backups and young players turned in an impressive showing for the second straight week.
One or two steps forward, two or three steps back continues to be the identity of a club that’s remained under .500 since early May.
The 30-year-old is likely to miss the season and had been working with the first-team offense since the start of training camp.
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