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Jackson continues to refine his passing in hopes of getting Baltimore to the next level.
Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports John Harbaugh ‘very pleased’ with newcomers on Ravens OL, declares LG job ‘wide open’ - Michael Baca
There is only one starting position from last year that will have the same Week 1 starter — left tackle Ronnie Stanley?, who is expected to be ready for the regular-season opener after recovering from a severe ankle injury he suffered eight months ago. Baltimore hopes to solidify a unit surrounding its All-Pro LT during training camp, and...
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The Ravens’ top cornerback wants to add more picks to his bag of tricks.
It is extremely rare to see a cornerback lead the NFL in a statistical category that is usually dominated by edge rushers, off-ball linebackers, and interior down linemen. However, that is exactly what Baltimore Ravens’ All-Pro corner Marlon Humphrey did last season. His league-leading eight forced fumbles were two more than the next closest player — Haason Reddick —...
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His coaches and teammates are expecting “big” things from him in 2021 and beyond.
Much of the hype surrounding Baltimore Ravens’ second-year players have been centered around inside linebacker Patrick Queen and running back J.K. Dobbins, who were their first and second-round picks in the 2020 NFL Draft. However, the first of their four third-round picks from last year is receiving just as much hype from coaches and players.
That player is...
The Baltimore Ravens would reportedly like to sign Lamar Jackson to a contract extension "sooner than later" but are not worried if negotiations extend into...
If Pro Football Rumors existed in 2001, we probably would have tucked the signing of a third-round receiver into one of our roundup posts. Fast forward 20 years, and that third-rounder is now considered one of the best wide receivers of the 2000s.
Forgotton Dynasty: An oral history of the Baltimore Colts
Forgotten Dynasty, Episode 1: In the Beginning:
In episode 1 of “Forgotten Dynasty” we take a look at both the origins of the Baltimore Colts, and some of their early glory days in the 1950’s. Born in Baltimore at the turn of the 20th century, Carroll Rosenbloom was a man of great intellect and business chops, to the point that he found himself somewhat bored amidst all the success he was having. When the opportunity for him to...
Gonzaga, Stanford, the Baltimore Ravens and the Winnipeg Jets came out on top in some of the best games over the past year. Which one gets your vote for the 2021 ESPYS?
ESPN and Fox are interested in Griffin as a college football and NFL analyst. RG3 wowed both networks in auditions earlier this year.
Gonzaga, Stanford, the Baltimore Ravens and the Winnipeg Jets came out on top in some of the best games over the past year. Which one gets your vote for the 2021 ESPYS?
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The former unanimous league MVP is more worried about keeping his word than he is a big pay day.
The 2018 NFL Draft saw five quarterbacks get selected on opening night in the first round and only one — Josh Rosen — neither shined nor at least flashed promise during their first three seasons in the league.
Contrary to the recency bias that the Buffalo Bills’ Josh Allen sparked with his breakout campaign last season, the last signal-caller...
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In 2019, the Ravens led the NFL in players voted to the Pro Bowl with a whopping 12 representatives. Last season, that number dropped to a still-respectable seven. How many Ravens could make the Pro Bowl this upcoming season?
By now, we have a conceived idea of who has the best shot. Guys like Lamar Jackson, Marlon Humphrey, Ronnie Stanley, Calais Campbell and Justin Tucker are all top-tier at their position and are no stranger to the Pro Bowl.
With this...
Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images Five Things We Learned from the Ravens’ offseason workouts - Childs Walker
The Ravens will trust in the awesome stature and proven professionalism of their revamped offensive line.
With 6-foot-9, 320-pound Alejandro Villanueva protecting the right edge, 6-foot-6, 357-pound rookie Ben Cleveland competing for the left guard job and 6-foot-5, 325-pound Bradley Bozeman calling out signals from center, All-Pro left tackle Ronnie Stanley might feel like the...
Still working to become a more consistent passer -- especially on deep throws -- Jackson sees no time to rest before training camp.
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The veteran defensive lineman is focused on the here and now.
The interior of the Baltimore Ravens defensive line could look very different a year from now with three veteran players including two starters only under contract through the 2021 season. One of those starters is Pro Bowl nose tackle Brandon Williams who has spent the first eight years of his career with the Ravens since getting drafted in the third round of the 2013 NFL Draft out of Missouri...
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Earlier this week, Sam Monson released Pro Football Focus’ ranking of the Top 25 NFL players under the age of 25. In this same article last year, the Ravens were well-represented with three ranked players: Lamar Jackson (8), Marlon Humphrey (13), and Mark Andrews (24).
All three of this trio are still under the age of 25 today but on this year’s edition, Jackson is the lone Ravens’ player present. After coming at in at No. 8 in 2020, though, Jackson ranks...
Mitch Stringer-USA TODAY Sports Practice Report: 10 Observations From Day 2 at Minicamp - Ryan Mink
Lamar Jackson had perhaps his best practice of the summer, especially early on. On the first play of 11-on-11 drills, Jackson dropped a gorgeous deep pass over Sammy Watkins’ outside shoulder for a touchdown. Watkins and Marlon Humphrey were running shoulder-to-shoulder, but Watkins burst ahead at the last second to get enough separation and haul it in with his fingertips. Tough to say...
John Harbaugh continues to say the right things about the future of the one-time regular-season Most Valuable Player.
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The All-Pro CB has high praise for this year’s WRs
Following Wednesday’s mandatory minicamp practice for the Ravens, cornerback Marlon Humphrey spoke to the media. One interesting and encouraging thing the All-Pro defender had to say was that he felt a “major energy change” with Baltimore’s wide receiver group this offseason.
"I felt a major energy change with that WR group." @marlon_humphrey pic.twitter.com/I3aOKFwxyX
— Baltimore Ravens...Robert Griffin III is, for the moment, still trying to catch on in the NFL for the 2021 season. However, it seems he has another career waiting for him whenever he wants it.