Twelve Ravens thoughts following 2020 draft
Marlon Humphrey’s fifth-year option for 2021 being exercised was always elementary.
Marlon Humphrey’s fifth-year option for 2021 being exercised was always elementary.
The 2013 first-round pick spent three seasons with Baltimore offensive line coach Joe D’Alessandris in San Diego.
The Orioles slugger wrote about his battle with Stage 3 colon cancer in The Players’ Tribune.
One of the more significant moments of draft weekend had nothing to do with the Ravens, but it was a reminder of what lies ahead.
How will Patrick Queen and Baltimore’s nine other picks fare as rookies and beyond?
A 20-year-old undersized inside linebacker coming from a college football powerhouse certainly sparks memories of a certain Hall of Famer.
The 25 first-round picks in team history have accounted for 64 Pro Bowls, one league MVP, two Super Bowl MVPs, and three first-ballot Hall of Fame inductions.
A recent run of good health continued for the Ravens in a franchise-record 14-2 season in 2019.
“The world needs football. I think we’ll be playing football this year, so I’m not going to put that in my mind.”
Michigan center Cesar Ruiz has been mentioned as a possibility for Baltimore at the end of the first round
The 2015 fourth-round pick from Michigan appeared in 43 games over his first three seasons with Green Bay.
“I grew so much between OTAs and minicamp. Just being able to communicate with the guy next to you, to being able to ask your coach questions in person.”
Despite catching only 13 passes as a rookie, Miles Boykin averaged 15.2 yards per reception.
“I feel like I can play this game at a high level — at the highest level — for at least another four or five years.”
LSU’s Patrick Queen is one potential option for the Ravens late in the first round.
The KBO in South Korea may offer some cautious optimism for MLB to be able to play at some point in 2020.
The deadline for another team to sign the offensive lineman to an offer sheet was next Friday.
The defensive lineman never played in a game for Baltimore and spent the second half of 2019 on the practice squad.
“The draft in and of itself, there’s definitely a luck component. You may be surprised to hear me say that, but I do believe that.”
Outside linebacker Pernell McPhee remains an unrestricted free agent.
Baltimore has been tasked with replacing future Hall of Famers before with mixed results.
Eric DeCosta declined to comment when asked about any potential interest in former All-Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown.
The former Denver defensive lineman received strong recommendations from two former Ravens.
Is the 2019 Pro Bowl tight end capable of hitting another level as the Ravens offense evolves?
“I don’t think anybody really knows what’s going to happen. There’s a ton of uncertainty right now with timelines and when people are going to report and when things are going to start up.”
Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings with March winding down.
A whirlwind week of activity ended with the Ravens finally shoring up their defensive line.
The sides were unable to come to an agreement after concerns about his ankle.
The timing of Trey Mancini being diagnosed with colon cancer coinciding with baseball’s shutdown has made the news even more difficult to process.
Baltimore had been interested in re-signing Super Bowl XLVII champion and veteran linebacker Josh Bynes.
This could mark the sixth time in the last seven years Baltimore makes at least six picks in the top 150 selections.
After testing the free-agent market, longtime Baltimore cornerback Jimmy Smith is staying put.
Veteran free agent Josh Bynes remains an option at the inside linebacker position.
The 2017 third-round was traded along with a 2021 seventh-round pick to Pittsburgh for a fifth-round selection in next year’s draft
The Ravens surrendered the fourth-highest rushing total in team history in their playoff loss, but warning signs were already there with the run defense.
Starting every game over the last three seasons to continue his amazing streak since entering the NFL in 2008, Brandon Carr apparently won’t be back with the Ravens.
The 37-year-old specialist has been with Baltimore since the 2006 season.
Edge defender Jihad Ward drew praise from coaches and teammates for his contributions last season.
General manager Eric DeCosta has been busy ahead of the official start of the new league year.
The former Los Angeles Ram is regarded as one of the better run-stopping linemen in the NFL.
Marlon Humphrey’s fifth-year option for 2021 being exercised was always elementary.
The 2013 first-round pick spent three seasons with Baltimore offensive line coach Joe D’Alessandris in San Diego.
The Orioles slugger wrote about his battle with Stage 3 colon cancer in The Players’ Tribune.
One of the more significant moments of draft weekend had nothing to do with the Ravens, but it was a reminder of what lies ahead.
How will Patrick Queen and Baltimore’s nine other picks fare as rookies and beyond?
A 20-year-old undersized inside linebacker coming from a college football powerhouse certainly sparks memories of a certain Hall of Famer.
The 25 first-round picks in team history have accounted for 64 Pro Bowls, one league MVP, two Super Bowl MVPs, and three first-ballot Hall of Fame inductions.
A recent run of good health continued for the Ravens in a franchise-record 14-2 season in 2019.
“The world needs football. I think we’ll be playing football this year, so I’m not going to put that in my mind.”
Michigan center Cesar Ruiz has been mentioned as a possibility for Baltimore at the end of the first round
The 2015 fourth-round pick from Michigan appeared in 43 games over his first three seasons with Green Bay.
“I grew so much between OTAs and minicamp. Just being able to communicate with the guy next to you, to being able to ask your coach questions in person.”
Despite catching only 13 passes as a rookie, Miles Boykin averaged 15.2 yards per reception.
“I feel like I can play this game at a high level — at the highest level — for at least another four or five years.”
LSU’s Patrick Queen is one potential option for the Ravens late in the first round.
The KBO in South Korea may offer some cautious optimism for MLB to be able to play at some point in 2020.
The deadline for another team to sign the offensive lineman to an offer sheet was next Friday.
The defensive lineman never played in a game for Baltimore and spent the second half of 2019 on the practice squad.
“The draft in and of itself, there’s definitely a luck component. You may be surprised to hear me say that, but I do believe that.”
Outside linebacker Pernell McPhee remains an unrestricted free agent.
Baltimore has been tasked with replacing future Hall of Famers before with mixed results.
Eric DeCosta declined to comment when asked about any potential interest in former All-Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown.
The former Denver defensive lineman received strong recommendations from two former Ravens.
Is the 2019 Pro Bowl tight end capable of hitting another level as the Ravens offense evolves?
“I don’t think anybody really knows what’s going to happen. There’s a ton of uncertainty right now with timelines and when people are going to report and when things are going to start up.”
Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings with March winding down.
A whirlwind week of activity ended with the Ravens finally shoring up their defensive line.
The sides were unable to come to an agreement after concerns about his ankle.
The timing of Trey Mancini being diagnosed with colon cancer coinciding with baseball’s shutdown has made the news even more difficult to process.
Baltimore had been interested in re-signing Super Bowl XLVII champion and veteran linebacker Josh Bynes.
This could mark the sixth time in the last seven years Baltimore makes at least six picks in the top 150 selections.
After testing the free-agent market, longtime Baltimore cornerback Jimmy Smith is staying put.
Veteran free agent Josh Bynes remains an option at the inside linebacker position.
The 2017 third-round was traded along with a 2021 seventh-round pick to Pittsburgh for a fifth-round selection in next year’s draft
The Ravens surrendered the fourth-highest rushing total in team history in their playoff loss, but warning signs were already there with the run defense.
Starting every game over the last three seasons to continue his amazing streak since entering the NFL in 2008, Brandon Carr apparently won’t be back with the Ravens.
The 37-year-old specialist has been with Baltimore since the 2006 season.
Edge defender Jihad Ward drew praise from coaches and teammates for his contributions last season.
General manager Eric DeCosta has been busy ahead of the official start of the new league year.
The former Los Angeles Ram is regarded as one of the better run-stopping linemen in the NFL.