Ravens Super Bowl 47 center Matt Birk and receiver Torrey Smith join Nestor and Luke from Houston
Ravens Super Bowl 47 center Matt Birk and receiver Torrey Smith join Nestor and Luke from Houston
Ravens Super Bowl 47 center Matt Birk and receiver Torrey Smith join Nestor and Luke from Houston
Retired Baltimore center Matt Birk and former Army Green Beret Art Pue chat with Luke Jones on Radio Row in Minneapolis
Matt Birk and Torrey Smith revisit the glory of their Super Bowl championship and New Orleans march on Radio Row in Houston ahead of Super Bowl LI.
Retired Baltimore center Matt Birk and former Army Green Beret Art Pue chat with Luke Jones on Radio Row in Minneapolis ahead of 2018 Super Bowl
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“Pat, he’s played lots of football, and he can do it. He’ll step right in probably as the starter.”
Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings after Baltimore signed deals exceeding $100 million over the first few days of free agency.
What was expected to be a robust market for Baltimore’s former starting center never materialized this week.
Matt Birk comes back to Baltimore to discuss how to win a Super Bowl – and have some fun
Cutting Ravens wide receiver Mike Wallace would be a risky proposition despite the cap savings.
Expected to play a more important role early on, the running game has been one of the Ravens’ biggest problems this season.
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Shipley will compete with second-year center Gino Gradkowski for the starting job after the Ravens sent a 2014 conditional pick to the Colts.
The offensive lineman announced his retirement while dedicating a reading center at Battle Grove Elementary School in Dundalk on Friday.
As many fret over the Ravens’ salary cap woes, here’s a list of possible candidates to be released…
John Harbaugh described the offensive line as a work in progress, a common description for the group since the start of training camp.
Both defenders practiced on a limited basis Friday and have expressed optimism about playing in Week 2.
Thursday night’s preseason game against Jacksonville should paint a better picture of where the Ravens stand up front.
The Ravens also saw six new absences as a result of injuries from Thursday night’s game in Atlanta.
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The Ravens continued to deal with absences on both the offensive and defensive lines as they
The 11th-year safety has been in contact with teammate Ray Lewis but not head coach John Harbaugh.
Baltimore views Gradkowski as its potential center of the future.
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.
The reserve linebacker and three-time Pro Bowl special teams player will remain in Baltimore.
Addressing the return game is a clear objective of the offseason, but the Ravens won’t be enlisting the services of
In honor of the Ravens re-signing veteran center Matt Birk to a three-year contract on Friday, The Morning Reaction offers
After losing five of six unrestricted free agents so far, Baltimore could set its sights on keeping Jameel McClain.
After losing two more free agents on Friday, the Ravens finally retained one of their own.
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…
This weekend only marks the starting point of an extension for the Baltimore quarterback.
With Pro Bowl lineman Ben Grubbs unlikely to return, left guard tops the list of position needs offensively.
Veteran Matt Birk also took home the Walter Payton Man of the Year award in Indianapolis on Saturday night.
The six-time Pro Bowl center hasn’t decided whether he’ll return for a 15th season in the NFL.