Twelve Ravens Thoughts following divisional-round weekend
Baltimore hasn’t hosted a conference championship game since Jan. 3, 1971.
Baltimore hasn’t hosted a conference championship game since Jan. 3, 1971.
The 25-year-old standout was the lone Baltimore player to be named to the PFWA All-AFC team this season.
Thursday’s presser was intended to be — and needed to be — very positive in regards to Lamar Jackson and his future in Baltimore.
How might Lamar Jackson’s uncertain status impact Baltimore’s search for a new offensive coordinator?
Cornerback Marcus Peters headlines Baltimore’s list of unrestricted free agents not named Lamar Jackson.
Despite his disappointing 2022, Odafe Oweh was a bright spot in Sunday’s season-ending loss to the Bengals.
Unfortunately, “close” is the word that’s come to define the Ravens in recent years with good teams coming up short.
J.K. Dobbins is eager to carry the rushing load as Baltimore tries to pull off the upset in Cincinnati.
Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley was a full participant Friday and threw in practice for a second straight day.
Baltimore faces a tall order going on the road without star quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Starting quarterback Lamar Jackson remains out and is expected to miss his sixth straight game.
With a wild-card trip to Cincinnati looming, reality set in as Lamar Jackson still wasn’t on the field 38 days after injuring his left knee.
Baltimore kept its second-best pending free agent from hitting the open market.
With Mark Andrews inactive, rookie tight end Isaiah Likely had a strong day in a losing effort.
Lamar Jackson Watch now intensifies as Baltimore prepares for wild-card weekend.
Pro Bowl tight end Mark Andrews was among the key veterans to sit out Sunday’s meeting with the Bengals.
How should John Harbaugh approach Sunday’s regular-season finale with the playoffs to follow?
Tyler Huntley is expected to make a fifth straight start, but he continues dealing with right shoulder tendinitis.
A win over Cincinnati would prompt a coin flip if the AFC North rivals are scheduled to meet in the wild-card round.
With Lamar Jackson still absent, Tyler Huntley has been limited in practices this week.
“Lamar Jackson Watch” continues for Baltimore with the regular-season finale looming.
There was plenty of blame to go around in the 16-13 defeat to the Steelers.
Veteran defensive end Calais Campbell had been listed as questionable after returning to practice on Friday.
Justin Houston can become the first Raven to reach double-digit sacks in a season since Terrell Suggs in 2017.
Cornerback Marcus Peters will miss a second straight game with a calf injury.
Sunday night marks the first prime-time meeting between Baltimore and the Steelers since 2018.
Tyler Huntley is looking more and more likely to make a fourth straight start in Week 17.
Will the star quarterback make his return to practice this week for the first time since early December?
Baltimore qualified for the playoffs for the fourth time in five years.
Tyler Huntley made his third straight start in place of the injured Lamar Jackson against the Falcons on Saturday.
Gus Edwards and J.K. Dobbins figure to be very busy carrying the football on Christmas Eve.
Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley was limited with a sore right shoulder late in the practice week.
Baltimore will host a game on Christmas Eve for the first time since 2011.
Rookie Anthony Brown figures to be active for Saturday’s meeting with Atlanta if Lamar Jackson misses a third straight game.
Baltimore also practiced without defensive end Calais Campbell and cornerback Marcus Peters on Tuesday.
The 29-year-old Watkins spent 2021 with Baltimore, catching 27 passes for 394 yards and a touchdown in 13 games.
A Baltimore wide receiver hasn’t caught a touchdown pass since Devin Duvernay in Week 3.
After Saturday’s 13-3 loss, John Harbaugh lamented the persistent struggles of the Baltimore passing game.
Will Mark Andrews find the end zone for the first time since Week 6?
After clearing concussion protocol, Tyler Huntley is set to make his second straight start in place of the injured Lamar Jackson.
Baltimore hasn’t hosted a conference championship game since Jan. 3, 1971.
The 25-year-old standout was the lone Baltimore player to be named to the PFWA All-AFC team this season.
Thursday’s presser was intended to be — and needed to be — very positive in regards to Lamar Jackson and his future in Baltimore.
How might Lamar Jackson’s uncertain status impact Baltimore’s search for a new offensive coordinator?
Cornerback Marcus Peters headlines Baltimore’s list of unrestricted free agents not named Lamar Jackson.
Despite his disappointing 2022, Odafe Oweh was a bright spot in Sunday’s season-ending loss to the Bengals.
Unfortunately, “close” is the word that’s come to define the Ravens in recent years with good teams coming up short.
J.K. Dobbins is eager to carry the rushing load as Baltimore tries to pull off the upset in Cincinnati.
Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley was a full participant Friday and threw in practice for a second straight day.
Baltimore faces a tall order going on the road without star quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Starting quarterback Lamar Jackson remains out and is expected to miss his sixth straight game.
With a wild-card trip to Cincinnati looming, reality set in as Lamar Jackson still wasn’t on the field 38 days after injuring his left knee.
Baltimore kept its second-best pending free agent from hitting the open market.
With Mark Andrews inactive, rookie tight end Isaiah Likely had a strong day in a losing effort.
Lamar Jackson Watch now intensifies as Baltimore prepares for wild-card weekend.
Pro Bowl tight end Mark Andrews was among the key veterans to sit out Sunday’s meeting with the Bengals.
How should John Harbaugh approach Sunday’s regular-season finale with the playoffs to follow?
Tyler Huntley is expected to make a fifth straight start, but he continues dealing with right shoulder tendinitis.
A win over Cincinnati would prompt a coin flip if the AFC North rivals are scheduled to meet in the wild-card round.
With Lamar Jackson still absent, Tyler Huntley has been limited in practices this week.
“Lamar Jackson Watch” continues for Baltimore with the regular-season finale looming.
There was plenty of blame to go around in the 16-13 defeat to the Steelers.
Veteran defensive end Calais Campbell had been listed as questionable after returning to practice on Friday.
Justin Houston can become the first Raven to reach double-digit sacks in a season since Terrell Suggs in 2017.
Cornerback Marcus Peters will miss a second straight game with a calf injury.
Sunday night marks the first prime-time meeting between Baltimore and the Steelers since 2018.
Tyler Huntley is looking more and more likely to make a fourth straight start in Week 17.
Will the star quarterback make his return to practice this week for the first time since early December?
Baltimore qualified for the playoffs for the fourth time in five years.
Tyler Huntley made his third straight start in place of the injured Lamar Jackson against the Falcons on Saturday.
Gus Edwards and J.K. Dobbins figure to be very busy carrying the football on Christmas Eve.
Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley was limited with a sore right shoulder late in the practice week.
Baltimore will host a game on Christmas Eve for the first time since 2011.
Rookie Anthony Brown figures to be active for Saturday’s meeting with Atlanta if Lamar Jackson misses a third straight game.
Baltimore also practiced without defensive end Calais Campbell and cornerback Marcus Peters on Tuesday.
The 29-year-old Watkins spent 2021 with Baltimore, catching 27 passes for 394 yards and a touchdown in 13 games.
A Baltimore wide receiver hasn’t caught a touchdown pass since Devin Duvernay in Week 3.
After Saturday’s 13-3 loss, John Harbaugh lamented the persistent struggles of the Baltimore passing game.
Will Mark Andrews find the end zone for the first time since Week 6?
After clearing concussion protocol, Tyler Huntley is set to make his second straight start in place of the injured Lamar Jackson.