Ravens re-sign defensive tackle Cody to one-year deal
The 2010 second-round pick will likely need to compete in the preseason to guarantee himself a roster spot in 2014.
The 2010 second-round pick will likely need to compete in the preseason to guarantee himself a roster spot in 2014.
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The Ravens signed veteran running back Justin Forsett to a one-year contract on Friday. The 28-year-old
Trying to bounce back from missing the postseason for the first time in the John Harbaugh era, the Ravens will
New offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak will have a familiar face to help implement his system in Baltimore.
The Ravens running back could face three to five years in prison if convicted of the charge.
If convicted of the charge, the Ravens running back could face three to five years in prison.
The Ravens coach spoke on topics ranging from running back Ray Rice to the backup quarterback spot.
The Ravens owner also shared new information about John Harbaugh’s contract status and the planned Ray Lewis statue.
The seventh-year lineman is expected to become the new starting center in Baltimore.
The new Baltimore wide receiver’s gestures to Charlotte make him very easy to root for.
The fifth-year strong safety played for Ravens secondary coach Steve Spagnuolo in St. Louis.
The head coach was fined $100,000 for interfering with Ravens kick returner Jacoby Jones on Thanksgiving night.
The Ravens have officially received a seventh-round pick from the Miami Dolphins as compensation for last season’s trade of left
A variety of changes will be voted on by owners at next week’s league meetings in Orlando.
The Ravens will hold a draft party at M&T Bank Stadium on Thursday, May 8 that will feature player appearances
Just over a week after the Ravens decided not to tender him a contract as a restricted free agent, wide
Needs remain along the offensive line and at free safety, but options are dwindling on the open market.
Now that Steve Smith is on his way to Baltimore, how will the Ravens use the 14th-year receiver?
The 2009 first-round pick wasn’t expected to return after an up-and-down five-year run in Baltimore.
The 34-year-old agreed to a three-year deal worth up to $11 million on Friday.
The veteran linebacker turned 32 on the same day he reportedly agreed to a $16.1 million deal to stay in Baltimore.
The longtime Carolina Panther will fly to Baltimore to visit with the Ravens on Friday.
The No. 3 corner is leaving Baltimore after two seasons to play for his hometown team.
The Pro Bowl return specialist spent Wednesday visiting the New York Giants before agreeing to remain in Baltimore.
Wide receiver Jacoby Jones and cornerback Corey Graham are already scheduled to take free-agent visits elsewhere.
The starting defensive lineman will reunite with former Ravens defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano.
The 26-year-old agreed to terms shortly after the official start of free agency on Tuesday afternoon.
With the free-agent signing period officially beginning at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, the Ravens addressed their six exclusive-rights free agents
Needing to decide whether to retain restricted free agents by 4 p.m. on Tuesday, the Ravens apparently won’t be tendering
Baltimore remains in the hunt to re-sign Eugene Monroe after electing not to give him the franchise tag last week.
With the start of free agency falling at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, the Ravens took care of one of their
The 2011 third-round pick became the third Ravens player arrested in the last month.
Teams were officially allowed to begin contacting the agents of pending free agents at noon on Saturday.
General manager Ozzie Newsome faces his biggest offseason undertaking since 2008.
The Ravens head coach reiterated that the facts will determine the consequences for the troubled running back.
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Baltimore will now try to work out a long-term agreement before the 26-year-old officially hits free agency on March 11.
Baltimore will now shift its attention toward re-signing left tackle Eugene Monroe before free agency begins next month.
Baltimore will save just under $5 million in salary cap space by parting ways with the two veterans.
The deadline to designate a franchise player is 4 p.m. on Monday.