
Ravens easily handle Cleveland, but Week 18 still offered some caution for playoff run
“If you talk to our guys, I think they will tell you we can be so much better. We can play so much better. We weren’t very clean in this game.”

“If you talk to our guys, I think they will tell you we can be so much better. We can play so much better. We weren’t very clean in this game.”

Baltimore agreed to a one-year, $15 million deal with 41-year-old pitcher Charlie Morton on Friday.

Baltimore needs only a win to secure a first-round home playoff game and a second straight AFC North title.

Bailey Zappe will become the 40th starting quarterback for the Browns since they returned to the NFL in 1999.

Running back Justice Hill is expected to play against Cleveland after sitting out Week 17 due to a concussion.

In his lone season in Baltimore, Burnes went 15-9 with a 2.92 ERA in 32 starts covering 194 1/3 innings.

Baltimore’s defense continued its superb in-season turnaround by dominating the Texans.

Beating two playoff teams in convincing fashion over five days speaks for itself.

Is Derrick Henry poised for another big performance on Christmas?

Marlon Humphrey provided the cathartic moment that slammed the door as Baltimore beat the Steelers for just the second time in the last 10 meetings.

The former Pro Bowl wide receiver made only one catch in four games and was suspended for the week

Will Baltimore pull into a first-place tie in the AFC North or will the Steelers celebrate a division title on the Ravens’ home field?

Wide receiver Rashod Bateman was spotted wearing a walking boot on his foot after hurting it in practice on Wednesday.

Baltimore has lost eight of nine against the Steelers and is 4-12 going back to the 2016 Christmas Day loss in Pittsburgh.

Wide receiver Nelson Agholor was the most notable Baltimore player not to practice Tuesday.

Tight end Mark Andrews became the franchise’s all-time leader in touchdowns scored (48) on Sunday.

Baltimore shrunk the deficit to one game in the AFC North with first-place Pittsburgh coming to town on Saturday.

Starting safety Ar’Darius Washington did not travel with the team on Saturday due to a personal matter.

Derrick Henry will face a New York defense ranking 30th in yards per carry allowed on Sunday.

The Ravens couldn’t ask to be healthier coming out of their Week 14 bye and facing the last-place New York Giants on Sunday afternoon.

“I feel like we can get a little more aggressive now. It’s all 11 [guys], especially me included, coaches, everybody.”

Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings as Lamar Jackson and the Ravens return to work for the stretch run.

For what it’s worth, wide receivers Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman denied Johnson’s situation being a distraction for the team with Flowers saying he’d “be welcomed back” after his suspension. In four games since being acquired from Carolina in late October, Johnson has registered just one catch for six yards on five targets.

After hitting 31 home runs last season, Tyler O’Neill has agreed to a three-year, $49.5 million deal with Baltimore that includes an opt-out.

Given the messy Diontae Johnson saga, Baltimore needs Rashod Bateman’s knee to be right coming out of the bye week.

Head coach John Harbaugh had refrained from commenting on why Johnson didn’t play in the 24-19 loss to the Eagles.

Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings with Baltimore going into its bye week at 8-5.

Baltimore’s guards struggled dramatically against the Eagles’ defensive line on Sunday.

Tight end Charlie Kolar fractured his right forearm in last Monday’s win in Los Angeles.

Derrick Henry and Saquon Barkley are the first 1,300-yard rushers to meet in a season in 12 years.

Kyle Van Noy missed the entire practice week with neck and hamstring injuries.

Veteran nose tackle Michael Pierce was placed on injured reserve with a calf injury in late October.

Derrick Henry didn’t score a touchdown for the first time all season, but Monday was arguably his best game as a Raven

Despite a rocky start without Roquan Smith, Zach Orr’s defense rose to the occasion in a 30-23 win at Los Angeles.

Buck Britton had been a manager in Baltimore’s farm system since 2018 and is the older brother of former Orioles pitcher Zack Britton.

J.K. Dobbins is just one of many former Ravens whom Baltimore will see on Monday Night Football.

Two-time Pro Bowl safety Eddie Jackson was signed at the start of training camp to replace valuable reserve Geno Stone.

Ar’Darius Washington has taken over as a starting safety for Baltimore’s revamped secondary.

The special teams of the Baltimore Ravens certainly has not been its strength this season. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the overall operation and the sudden unreliability of a future Hall of Fame kicker and what Justin Tucker needs to do to kick them straight after another Ravens loss in Pittsburgh.

Pro Bowl inside linebacker Roquan Smith exited last Sunday’s loss in Pittsburgh with a hamstring injury.

“If you talk to our guys, I think they will tell you we can be so much better. We can play so much better. We weren’t very clean in this game.”

Baltimore agreed to a one-year, $15 million deal with 41-year-old pitcher Charlie Morton on Friday.

Baltimore needs only a win to secure a first-round home playoff game and a second straight AFC North title.

Bailey Zappe will become the 40th starting quarterback for the Browns since they returned to the NFL in 1999.

Running back Justice Hill is expected to play against Cleveland after sitting out Week 17 due to a concussion.

In his lone season in Baltimore, Burnes went 15-9 with a 2.92 ERA in 32 starts covering 194 1/3 innings.

Baltimore’s defense continued its superb in-season turnaround by dominating the Texans.

Beating two playoff teams in convincing fashion over five days speaks for itself.

Is Derrick Henry poised for another big performance on Christmas?

Marlon Humphrey provided the cathartic moment that slammed the door as Baltimore beat the Steelers for just the second time in the last 10 meetings.

The former Pro Bowl wide receiver made only one catch in four games and was suspended for the week

Will Baltimore pull into a first-place tie in the AFC North or will the Steelers celebrate a division title on the Ravens’ home field?

Wide receiver Rashod Bateman was spotted wearing a walking boot on his foot after hurting it in practice on Wednesday.

Baltimore has lost eight of nine against the Steelers and is 4-12 going back to the 2016 Christmas Day loss in Pittsburgh.

Wide receiver Nelson Agholor was the most notable Baltimore player not to practice Tuesday.

Tight end Mark Andrews became the franchise’s all-time leader in touchdowns scored (48) on Sunday.

Baltimore shrunk the deficit to one game in the AFC North with first-place Pittsburgh coming to town on Saturday.

Starting safety Ar’Darius Washington did not travel with the team on Saturday due to a personal matter.

Derrick Henry will face a New York defense ranking 30th in yards per carry allowed on Sunday.

The Ravens couldn’t ask to be healthier coming out of their Week 14 bye and facing the last-place New York Giants on Sunday afternoon.

“I feel like we can get a little more aggressive now. It’s all 11 [guys], especially me included, coaches, everybody.”

Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings as Lamar Jackson and the Ravens return to work for the stretch run.

For what it’s worth, wide receivers Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman denied Johnson’s situation being a distraction for the team with Flowers saying he’d “be welcomed back” after his suspension. In four games since being acquired from Carolina in late October, Johnson has registered just one catch for six yards on five targets.

After hitting 31 home runs last season, Tyler O’Neill has agreed to a three-year, $49.5 million deal with Baltimore that includes an opt-out.

Given the messy Diontae Johnson saga, Baltimore needs Rashod Bateman’s knee to be right coming out of the bye week.

Head coach John Harbaugh had refrained from commenting on why Johnson didn’t play in the 24-19 loss to the Eagles.

Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings with Baltimore going into its bye week at 8-5.

Baltimore’s guards struggled dramatically against the Eagles’ defensive line on Sunday.

Tight end Charlie Kolar fractured his right forearm in last Monday’s win in Los Angeles.

Derrick Henry and Saquon Barkley are the first 1,300-yard rushers to meet in a season in 12 years.

Kyle Van Noy missed the entire practice week with neck and hamstring injuries.

Veteran nose tackle Michael Pierce was placed on injured reserve with a calf injury in late October.

Derrick Henry didn’t score a touchdown for the first time all season, but Monday was arguably his best game as a Raven

Despite a rocky start without Roquan Smith, Zach Orr’s defense rose to the occasion in a 30-23 win at Los Angeles.

Buck Britton had been a manager in Baltimore’s farm system since 2018 and is the older brother of former Orioles pitcher Zack Britton.

J.K. Dobbins is just one of many former Ravens whom Baltimore will see on Monday Night Football.

Two-time Pro Bowl safety Eddie Jackson was signed at the start of training camp to replace valuable reserve Geno Stone.

Ar’Darius Washington has taken over as a starting safety for Baltimore’s revamped secondary.

The special teams of the Baltimore Ravens certainly has not been its strength this season. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the overall operation and the sudden unreliability of a future Hall of Fame kicker and what Justin Tucker needs to do to kick them straight after another Ravens loss in Pittsburgh.

Pro Bowl inside linebacker Roquan Smith exited last Sunday’s loss in Pittsburgh with a hamstring injury.