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While America wondered if the Ravens were going to lose with No. 8 cramping in the bowels of Cleveland Stadium, Lamar Jackson and Justin Tucker wrote a different ending in another chapter of sadness in the factory of Browns football.
Nestor Aparicio joined the nationally syndicated Mad Dog Radio on Sirius XM with pal J.T. The Brick and discussed the euphoria in the moments after Lamar Jackson stepped onto the field in Cleveland.
Backup quarterback Trace McSorley injured his left knee before Lamar Jackson returned to save the day for Baltimore.
In a game full of nervous moments, Justin Tucker attempting the game-winning 55-yard field goal wasn’t one of them.
Facing fourth-and-5 from the Cleveland 44 at the two-minute warning, Lamar Jackson reappeared in a scene that was part Willis Reed and part Stone Cold Steve Austin.
Five-time Pro Bowl defensive end Calais Campbell practiced for the first time since injuring his left calf at Indianapolis on Nov. 8.
Rookie running back J.K. Dobbins was one of four players activated from the reserve-COVID-19 list on Friday.
Defensive tackle Brandon Williams was activated, but he won’t play as he continues to recover from an ankle injury suffered in Week 10.
Lamar Jackson will try to become just the fifth player in NFL history to win back-to-back MVP awards this season.
Luke Jones offers his thoughts on each position group as Baltimore now shifts its attention to Week 1.
Baltimore must make its roster cuts by 4 p.m. on Saturday afternoon.
The Ravens coach says J.K. Dobbins is “definitely going to have probably a significant role” in the running game.
Trace McSorley is in a battle with undrafted rookie Tyler Huntley for the No. 3 quarterback spot.
Trace McSorley is in a battle with undrafted rookie Tyler Huntley for the No. 3 quarterback spot.
The defense had prevailed in recent workouts with Lamar Jackson missing time, but Tuesday’s practice went back and forth.
Lamar Jackson missed his second straight practice, but he reportedly will return on Monday morning.
Luke Jones makes his first 53-man roster prediction with media access to summer practices beginning Monday.
Veteran cornerback Jimmy Smith’s role has been a popular topic this offseason.
Tight ends coach Bobby Engram was nominated for the PFWA’s George Halas Award this week.
Few jobs figure to be up for grabs on one of the deepest in the NFL.
Lamar Jackson led the NFL in touchdown passes despite ranking 26th in pass attempts and ranked sixth in rushing despite finishing 23rd in carries.
The likely NFL MVP will not play again until the second round of the postseason.
The Ravens quarterback is the second player to miss practice with an illness this week.
Lamar Jackson became the first quarterback not named Joe Flacco to start an opener for Baltimore since Steve McNair in 2007.
Baltimore hope Earl Thomas’ range will allow the cornerbacks to be even more aggressive in coverage, leading to more takeaways.
After much debate about Kenneth Dixon’s future this offseason, the fourth-year running back was placed on injured reserve.
John Harbaugh and Eric DeCosta must trim the Baltimore roster to 53 players by 4 p.m. Saturday.
Baltimore has kept three quarterbacks on the 53-man roster just once in the last nine years.
Wide receiver Seth Roberts appeared to be safely on the roster before getting hurt in the preseason opener.
Second-year wide receiver Jaleel Scott continues to make a strong push for a roster spot.
Neither starting quarterback played in what used to be the “dress rehearsal” for the regular season.
Baltimore must weigh whether to keep rookie Trace McSorley as a third quarterback on the roster.
The 26-year-old journeyman was coached by Ravens offensive coordinator Greg Roman in high school.
Multiple reports indicate the 29-year-old backup suffered a small fracture in his right thumb Saturday.
Lamar Jackson begins his first full season as the starter after leading Baltimore to the AFC North title in 2018.
Running back Kenneth Dixon is one of the more interesting players on the roster bubble.
There are plenty of jobs up for grabs after the offseason departures of several key veterans.
Marquise Brown not being on the practice field took some luster away from rookie camp.
Cornerback Iman Marshall was one of three fourth-round picks to sign their rookie contracts Friday.
The speedy and shifty Marquise Brown gives Lamar Jackson an explosive weapon in the passing game.
