With Moses trade official, Ravens set to make nine selections in 2024 draft
Baltimore made only six picks in last year’s draft, its lowest total since 2009.
Baltimore made only six picks in last year’s draft, its lowest total since 2009.
Peter Boulware and Terrell Suggs are the only two outside linebackers selected in the first round by Baltimore.
This could mark the sixth time in the last seven years Baltimore makes at least six picks in the top 150 selections.
Just a couple days after saying the Ravens were “very open” to bringing back Bryant McKinnie, head coach John Harbaugh
The 35-year-old lineman brings even more possibilities to the offensive line equation.
The second-year lineman isn’t worried about any potential competitors being added to the roster.
The Ravens coach addressed the outside linebacker, kicker, and running back positions while holding court at the NFL owners’ meetings.
The re-signing of Jameel McClain represented the biggest of four signings on Friday.
After losing five of six unrestricted free agents so far, Baltimore could set its sights on keeping Jameel McClain.
The Ravens miss out on their top target to replace former left guard Ben Grubbs.
After losing two more free agents on Friday, the Ravens finally retained one of their own.
Eric Winston thought he’d be vacationing with his wife this week. Instead, the free-agent right tackle is looking for a
Losing a former first-round pick they wanted to keep is uncharted territory for the Ravens.
Veteran free-agent guard Evan Mathis will visit the Ravens on Thursday.
Two Ravens free agents have already scheduled visits with other teams after failing to come to terms on new contracts
As always, Ozzie Newsome won’t be interested in “winning” the first week of free agency…
Luke takes a stab at predicting who will stay put and who will wave goodbye to Baltimore…
The Ravens general manager had a more positive tone than displayed at the end-of-season press conference a few weeks ago.
With Pro Bowl lineman Ben Grubbs unlikely to return, left guard tops the list of position needs offensively.
The six-time Pro Bowl center hasn’t decided whether he’ll return for a 15th season in the NFL.
As with every offseason, the Ravens will be faced with difficult decisions in shaping their 2012 roster.
(Updated: 9:00 a.m.) Only reinforcing the argument held by many against playing the Pro Bowl, the Ravens have now seen
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — While many have labeled him a Pro-Bowl caliber guard over the last couple seasons, fifth-year veteran
After near misses early in his career, the longtime NFL center looks to finally taste Super Bowl glory.
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — With the Ravens conducting a final practice this week before a much-deserved long weekend, running back
With a week off before beginning their playoff run, the Ravens opted to rest several hobbled veterans.
Ray Lewis was named to his 13th Pro Bowl while Marshal Yanda earned his first selection.
The Ravens are unlikely to have the services of their best cornerback on Sunday.
The 16-year veteran is set to make his return from a turf toe injury.
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — A day after five key players were sidelined, the Ravens welcomed back defensive tackle Haloti Ngata
Several key veterans found themselves on Wednesday’s injury report from Owings Mills.
The veteran linebacker hopes to make his return in San Diego.
The injury could sideline the third-year defensive back for a few weeks.
Luke Jones looks into the purple crystal ball for the forecast for Sunday’s game at M&T Bank Stadium.
Lewis will likely miss his fourth straight game but could return to action next week in San Diego.
Left guard Ben Grubbs returned to practice a day after resting his lingering toe issue.
The Ravens left guard missed his first practice on Wednesday since returning to action last month.
Peyton Manning has already been ruled out for Sunday’s game in Baltimore.
Two starters on the offensive line weren’t practicing on Wednesday.
Despite 55 rushing attempts on Sunday, the Ravens aren’t ready to label themselves a running team.