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A certain room is stacked with players and leaves somebody on the way out.
The Ravens' roster is mostly set at this point. Outside of one more addition on the defensive line to boost the nose tackle spot and maybe a cornerback, the Ravens are likely done with signings. With OTAs right around the corner and training camp just a couple of months away, who on the roster is now potentially on the outside looking in?
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The Baltimore Ravens have moved on from Justin Tucker, releasing the Super Bowl-winning kicker without mentioning the controversy that many believe was the major reason behind the team’s decision to part ways with him.
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The greatest tight end of all time was almost a Raven.
The Baltimore Ravens have fielded an impressive list of star tight ends during their short tenure as a team, including Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe, Todd Heap, Dennis Pitta, and Mark Andrews. The Ravens almost landed potentially the best tight end of all time to add to that list during the 2010 NFL Draft, however, the New England Patriots jumped one spot ahead of them in the second round to take Rob Gronkowski...
For basically the entirety of their existence, the Baltimore Ravens have been one of the better franchises at building their team through the NFL Draft.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have traded wide receiver George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys.
On Wednesday, the Pittsburgh Steelers traded their second-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, wide receiver George Pickens, to the Dallas Cowboys.
Pickens was a Steeler for three seasons and routinely was a thorn in the Ravens’ side. His departure is a positive for the Ravens, though they’re not without a different star receiver with D.K. Metcalf being acquired...
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Do you approve of the job Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta has done for the Ravens?
Over the past seven years, the Baltimore Ravens’ front office has been led by the second general manager in team history: Eric DeCosta. He’d been a member of the team since 1996, beginning as an intern during the inaugural 1996 season. After 23 years of service and graduating from the “20/20 Club,” and a litany of promotions, he became the Ravens’...
The Browns are not giving Johnson any guaranteed money, which means he can be cut at any time.
Lamar Jackson followed up his second MVP season in 2023 by being the runner-up to Josh Allen, who won his first in 2024. For fantasy, both were well worth the round they were taken for redraft, as they headline the quarterback position once again.
The Baltimore Ravens released longtime kicker Justin Tucker on Monday, ending a 13-year run with one of the NFL’s most accurate kickers. The move comes while Tucker is under investigation by the NFL for allegations of sexual misconduct.
ESPN’s Field Yates reports Browns WR Diontae Johnson‘s one-year deal is for the veteran minimum and does not include any guaranteed money. Johnson will make a base salary of $1.17 million in 2025, but the deal’s structure allows the Browns to move on with no penalty if it doesn’t work out. Johnson, 28, was selected with the No.
The Baltimore Ravens had Super Bowl dreams in 2024, with one of the best rosters they’ve constructed around Lamar Jackson. Tight end Mark Andrews had a brutal drop on a routine catch at the worst possible time, ultimately sending the Ravens home.
The Baltimore Ravens signed quarterback Lamar Jackson to a five-year extension in 2023, following a tedious back-and-forth between the two sides. Now in 2025, many are expecting an imminent re-negotiation, and with good reason.
The Justin Tucker era of the Baltimore Ravens is over after the franchise decided to move on from the kicker amid sexual misconduct allegations from 16
The Baltimore Ravens announced Monday that they’ve released K Justin Tucker. According to Jeff Zrebiec, the Ravens are designating Tucker as a post-June
The Baltimore Ravens released embattled kicker Justin Tucker, who is coming off the worst season of his career amid a sexual misconduct allegation by the league.
There will be a new boot in Baltimore. The Ravens are looking to a new kicker for their future, and that news became official on Monday afternoon. The
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The Baltimore Ravens have cut kicker Justin Tucker after 16 accusations of sexually inappropriate behavior.
Three months after Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker was accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by six massage therapists — which eventually totaled 16 — the team announced they’ve cut him.
Ravens Executive Vice President and General Manager released a statement on the decision.
“Sometimes football decisions are incredibly...
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The Baltimore Beatdown staff share their reactions to the news of the Ravens releasing kicker Justin Tucker.
The Baltimore Ravens announced they have released kicker Justin Tucker. Below are the reactions from the Baltimore Beatdown staff.
Early in my writing career, I grew a fascination for special teams; it became my specialty. I adored writing about the most accurate kickers in NFL history. It became my annual pre-season tradition. Lengthy hours...
Since becoming the full-time starting QB of the Baltimore Ravens in 2019, Lamar Jackson has won two NFL MVP awards. He probably should have won a third last year, but we know how those NFL voters get fatigued.
The Baltimore Ravens announced a major decision on the future of kicker Justin Tucker on Monday. The Ravens confirmed that they are releasing Tucker after 13 seasons as the team’s kicker.