Ravens left tackle Stanley inactive for Week 13 tilt with Denver
Ronnie Stanley missed his second straight game after hurting his left ankle in the Week 11 win over Carolina.
Ronnie Stanley missed his second straight game after hurting his left ankle in the Week 11 win over Carolina.
Six-time Pro Bowl selection and Denver native Calais Campbell is one sack shy of 100 for his career.
Baltimore’s biggest question mark is left tackle Ronnie Stanley, who practiced sparingly this week.
Baltimore will welcome the NFL’s worst scoring offense to town this weekend.
Left tackle Ronnie Stanley took part in the individual portion of Wednesday’s practice.
Running back J.K. Dobbins underwent an arthroscopic procedure to remove scar tissue in his surgically repaired left knee in late October.
DeSean Jackson’s 62-yard catch was shaping up to be the play of the game before the late defensive collapse.
The up-and-down play of Marcus Peters came to the forefront in the 28-27 loss to the Jaguars.
DeSean Jackson is set to play his second game for Baltimore after recovering from a hamstring injury.
Third-year safety Geno Stone has played at a high level filling in for Marcus Williams since Week 5.
Standout left tackle Ronnie Stanley missed the entire practice week with a new left ankle injury.
Baltimore will aim for the seventh 8-3 start in franchise history against the Jaguars on Sunday.
Head coach John Harbaugh said his quarterback will be ready to play against Jacksonville on Sunday.
Rookie safety Kyle Hamilton’s left knee is “stable,” according to head coach John Harbaugh.
Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings after Baltimore won its fourth straight game.
Baltimore was supposed to beat the Panthers on Sunday and did — even if it was closer than expected.
Tight end Mark Andrews hadn’t played since hurting his shoulder in the Week 8 win at Tampa Bay.
Is third-year wide receiver James Proche ready for a bigger role on offense?
Quarterback Lamar Jackson missed Friday’s practice due to illness, but he’s still expected to play against Carolina.
First-place Baltimore aims to extend its season-long winning streak to four games.
Running back Gus Edwards missed the Week 9 win at New Orleans with a hamstring injury.
With a one-game lead over Cincinnati and one of the league’s easiest remaining schedules, Baltimore has little excuse not to win the AFC North.
Grayson Rodriguez is a strong candidate to be in the 2023 Opening Day starting rotation.
Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings as Baltimore prepares to kick off the second half of the season.
The centerpiece of the Manny Machado trade, oft-injured outfielder Yusniel Diaz never lived up to the early hype.
Despite Lyles exceeding expectations in 2022, general manager Mike Elias will aim higher this offseason.
Kyle Hamilton emerging as the big nickel would pay dividends for a defense lighter than it’d like to be at cornerback.
“When you’ve got a bunch of hungry dogs and they really want it and come together as one, the sky is the limit. I think that’s what we have.”
Baltimore deactivated veteran inside linebacker Josh Bynes and rookie outside linebacker David Ojabo.
Inside linebacker Roquan Smith will make his Ravens debut on Monday night.
The Baltimore offense will be missing some key pieces against the Saints for Monday Night Football.
All-Pro tight end Mark Andrews missed the entire practice week due to shoulder and knee injuries.
Baltimore went all in on Rashod Bateman’s potential after trading Marquise Brown in the offseason.
Isaiah Likely could once again see a bigger role if Mark Andrews doesn’t play against the Saints on Monday.
“We’re all going to kind of follow his lead. As soon as guys see him play, they’ll kind of realize and follow suit.”
After concluding their 21-day practice window, Tyus Bowser and David Ojabo went on the 53-man roster on Tuesday.
For the third time in four years, general manager Eric DeCosta has acquired a standout defensive player at the trade deadline.
Rookie Isaiah Likely’s breakout night included strong blocking, which had been an issue earlier in the season.
A bewildering first half reiterated that the Baltimore offense should remain a run-heavy unit with Greg Roman as its coordinator.
All-Pro tight end Mark Andrews (knee) was deemed good to go after a pregame workout.
Ronnie Stanley missed his second straight game after hurting his left ankle in the Week 11 win over Carolina.
Six-time Pro Bowl selection and Denver native Calais Campbell is one sack shy of 100 for his career.
Baltimore’s biggest question mark is left tackle Ronnie Stanley, who practiced sparingly this week.
Baltimore will welcome the NFL’s worst scoring offense to town this weekend.
Left tackle Ronnie Stanley took part in the individual portion of Wednesday’s practice.
Running back J.K. Dobbins underwent an arthroscopic procedure to remove scar tissue in his surgically repaired left knee in late October.
DeSean Jackson’s 62-yard catch was shaping up to be the play of the game before the late defensive collapse.
The up-and-down play of Marcus Peters came to the forefront in the 28-27 loss to the Jaguars.
DeSean Jackson is set to play his second game for Baltimore after recovering from a hamstring injury.
Third-year safety Geno Stone has played at a high level filling in for Marcus Williams since Week 5.
Standout left tackle Ronnie Stanley missed the entire practice week with a new left ankle injury.
Baltimore will aim for the seventh 8-3 start in franchise history against the Jaguars on Sunday.
Head coach John Harbaugh said his quarterback will be ready to play against Jacksonville on Sunday.
Rookie safety Kyle Hamilton’s left knee is “stable,” according to head coach John Harbaugh.
Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings after Baltimore won its fourth straight game.
Baltimore was supposed to beat the Panthers on Sunday and did — even if it was closer than expected.
Tight end Mark Andrews hadn’t played since hurting his shoulder in the Week 8 win at Tampa Bay.
Is third-year wide receiver James Proche ready for a bigger role on offense?
Quarterback Lamar Jackson missed Friday’s practice due to illness, but he’s still expected to play against Carolina.
First-place Baltimore aims to extend its season-long winning streak to four games.
Running back Gus Edwards missed the Week 9 win at New Orleans with a hamstring injury.
With a one-game lead over Cincinnati and one of the league’s easiest remaining schedules, Baltimore has little excuse not to win the AFC North.
Grayson Rodriguez is a strong candidate to be in the 2023 Opening Day starting rotation.
Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings as Baltimore prepares to kick off the second half of the season.
The centerpiece of the Manny Machado trade, oft-injured outfielder Yusniel Diaz never lived up to the early hype.
Despite Lyles exceeding expectations in 2022, general manager Mike Elias will aim higher this offseason.
Kyle Hamilton emerging as the big nickel would pay dividends for a defense lighter than it’d like to be at cornerback.
“When you’ve got a bunch of hungry dogs and they really want it and come together as one, the sky is the limit. I think that’s what we have.”
Baltimore deactivated veteran inside linebacker Josh Bynes and rookie outside linebacker David Ojabo.
Inside linebacker Roquan Smith will make his Ravens debut on Monday night.
The Baltimore offense will be missing some key pieces against the Saints for Monday Night Football.
All-Pro tight end Mark Andrews missed the entire practice week due to shoulder and knee injuries.
Baltimore went all in on Rashod Bateman’s potential after trading Marquise Brown in the offseason.
Isaiah Likely could once again see a bigger role if Mark Andrews doesn’t play against the Saints on Monday.
“We’re all going to kind of follow his lead. As soon as guys see him play, they’ll kind of realize and follow suit.”
After concluding their 21-day practice window, Tyus Bowser and David Ojabo went on the 53-man roster on Tuesday.
For the third time in four years, general manager Eric DeCosta has acquired a standout defensive player at the trade deadline.
Rookie Isaiah Likely’s breakout night included strong blocking, which had been an issue earlier in the season.
A bewildering first half reiterated that the Baltimore offense should remain a run-heavy unit with Greg Roman as its coordinator.
All-Pro tight end Mark Andrews (knee) was deemed good to go after a pregame workout.