Bye comes at right time as Ingram, two other Ravens exit Sunday’s win with injuries
The Pro Bowl running back sat out the second half after injuring his left ankle.
The Pro Bowl running back sat out the second half after injuring his left ankle.
Baltimore is without Brandon Williams and Derek Wolfe on the defensive line for Week 6.
The 31-year-old veteran came in close contact with an infected person and hadn’t tested positive himself as of Saturday afternoon.
Philadelphia has struggled to slow tight ends this season, which could lead to a big day for Mark Andrews and Nick Boyle.
Wide receiver Miles Boykin showed up on Friday’s injury report with a thigh injury.
Luke Jones can’t help but see some parallels between the present-day Carson Wentz and the post-Super Bowl Joe Flacco in Baltimore.
Veteran defensive end Derek Wolfe had been a full participant in Wednesday’s padded practice.
Baltimore tight end production has dipped while the wide receivers haven’t stepped up as planned so far in 2020.
The Pro Bowl left tackle continues to nurse the shoulder injury that sidelined him in Week 4.
Luke Jones argues the problems aren’t quite as simple as they might appear to be statistically.
John Harbaugh acknowledged Lamar Jackson’s absence from practices impacted his performance in Week 5.
Mark Andrews was among the offensive players visibly frustrated on the sideline as Sunday’s game progressed.
Questions persist about the offense, but the Ravens defense resembled last year in the 27-3 win over Cincinnati.
Oddsmakers are respecting Baltimore as a 13 1/2-point favorite, but the Bengals’ two losses each came by a single score. Luke Jones thinks this could be a closer game.
After sitting out Wednesday with a minor knee injury and then missing Thursday’s session due to an illness, the 23-year-old practiced fully on Friday and is expected to play despite being listed as questionable on the final injury report.
The AFC North isn’t looking like the cakewalk it was last season for the Ravens.
Left tackle Ronnie Stanley was supposed to be next in line for a payday from the Ravens. That made his
The Baltimore defense continues to be too vulnerable against screens and passes to running backs
Five first-half plays transformed a bit of a hangover from the Kansas City game into a comfortable halftime lead.
Ronnie Stanley was deactivated with a shoulder injury that forced him out of practices late in the week.
Luke Jones anticipates Baltimore getting back to its roots by running the ball at will on Sunday.
The rookie wide receiver showed off his speed with a 93-yard kick return for a touchdown in Monday’s loss.
Luke Jones anticipates Baltimore getting back to its roots by running the ball at will on Sunday.
The Baltimore left tackle is dealing with a shoulder issue stemming from Monday’s loss to Kansas City.
It feels like Marlon Humphrey’s already been a Raven for a long time, but he just turned 24 in July.
The deal makes Marlon Humphrey the second-highest paid cornerback in the NFL behind only Jalen Ramsey.
Left tackle Ronnie Stanley remained sidelined with a shoulder injury on Friday.
It was a forgettable night for rookie first-round linebacker Patrick Queen, who was benched for part of the second half.
More frustrating than falling to 0-3 to Kansas City in the Lamar Jackson era is that Baltimore is seemingly moving in the wrong direction in these matchups.
Baltimore will try to get over the hump against the defending Super Bowl champions.
Veteran wide receiver Chris Moore broke his finger before the start of full-team workouts last month.
Reserve offensive lineman D.J. Fluker was one of four players limited in Saturday’s practice.
Are the Chiefs more vulnerable in 2020 or were their Week 2 road struggles merely a wake-up call for Monday Night Football?
Defensive back Anthony Levine remained limited in Friday’s practice due to an abdomen injury.
Baltimore already broke records, won individual awards, embarrassed opponents, and earned the No. 1 seed a year ago.
Through two weeks, L.J. Fort has been Baltimore’s steadiest performer at inside linebacker.
Since signing a three-year, $25.8 million extension in February of 2019, the slot cornerback has played just one full game.
Mark Ingram’s fourth-and-1 touchdown gave Baltimore “a little breathing space” in the 33-16 win over Houston.
Baltimore entered Sunday seeking its 14th consecutive regular-season win and a 2-0 start to 2020.
Luke Jones looks into the purple crystal ball for Week 2.
The Pro Bowl running back sat out the second half after injuring his left ankle.
Baltimore is without Brandon Williams and Derek Wolfe on the defensive line for Week 6.
The 31-year-old veteran came in close contact with an infected person and hadn’t tested positive himself as of Saturday afternoon.
Philadelphia has struggled to slow tight ends this season, which could lead to a big day for Mark Andrews and Nick Boyle.
Wide receiver Miles Boykin showed up on Friday’s injury report with a thigh injury.
Luke Jones can’t help but see some parallels between the present-day Carson Wentz and the post-Super Bowl Joe Flacco in Baltimore.
Veteran defensive end Derek Wolfe had been a full participant in Wednesday’s padded practice.
Baltimore tight end production has dipped while the wide receivers haven’t stepped up as planned so far in 2020.
The Pro Bowl left tackle continues to nurse the shoulder injury that sidelined him in Week 4.
Luke Jones argues the problems aren’t quite as simple as they might appear to be statistically.
John Harbaugh acknowledged Lamar Jackson’s absence from practices impacted his performance in Week 5.
Mark Andrews was among the offensive players visibly frustrated on the sideline as Sunday’s game progressed.
Questions persist about the offense, but the Ravens defense resembled last year in the 27-3 win over Cincinnati.
Oddsmakers are respecting Baltimore as a 13 1/2-point favorite, but the Bengals’ two losses each came by a single score. Luke Jones thinks this could be a closer game.
After sitting out Wednesday with a minor knee injury and then missing Thursday’s session due to an illness, the 23-year-old practiced fully on Friday and is expected to play despite being listed as questionable on the final injury report.
The AFC North isn’t looking like the cakewalk it was last season for the Ravens.
Left tackle Ronnie Stanley was supposed to be next in line for a payday from the Ravens. That made his
The Baltimore defense continues to be too vulnerable against screens and passes to running backs
Five first-half plays transformed a bit of a hangover from the Kansas City game into a comfortable halftime lead.
Ronnie Stanley was deactivated with a shoulder injury that forced him out of practices late in the week.
Luke Jones anticipates Baltimore getting back to its roots by running the ball at will on Sunday.
The rookie wide receiver showed off his speed with a 93-yard kick return for a touchdown in Monday’s loss.
Luke Jones anticipates Baltimore getting back to its roots by running the ball at will on Sunday.
The Baltimore left tackle is dealing with a shoulder issue stemming from Monday’s loss to Kansas City.
It feels like Marlon Humphrey’s already been a Raven for a long time, but he just turned 24 in July.
The deal makes Marlon Humphrey the second-highest paid cornerback in the NFL behind only Jalen Ramsey.
Left tackle Ronnie Stanley remained sidelined with a shoulder injury on Friday.
It was a forgettable night for rookie first-round linebacker Patrick Queen, who was benched for part of the second half.
More frustrating than falling to 0-3 to Kansas City in the Lamar Jackson era is that Baltimore is seemingly moving in the wrong direction in these matchups.
Baltimore will try to get over the hump against the defending Super Bowl champions.
Veteran wide receiver Chris Moore broke his finger before the start of full-team workouts last month.
Reserve offensive lineman D.J. Fluker was one of four players limited in Saturday’s practice.
Are the Chiefs more vulnerable in 2020 or were their Week 2 road struggles merely a wake-up call for Monday Night Football?
Defensive back Anthony Levine remained limited in Friday’s practice due to an abdomen injury.
Baltimore already broke records, won individual awards, embarrassed opponents, and earned the No. 1 seed a year ago.
Through two weeks, L.J. Fort has been Baltimore’s steadiest performer at inside linebacker.
Since signing a three-year, $25.8 million extension in February of 2019, the slot cornerback has played just one full game.
Mark Ingram’s fourth-and-1 touchdown gave Baltimore “a little breathing space” in the 33-16 win over Houston.
Baltimore entered Sunday seeking its 14th consecutive regular-season win and a 2-0 start to 2020.
Luke Jones looks into the purple crystal ball for Week 2.