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July 19: First training camp practice at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills. Aug. 2: Hall of Fame Game vs. the Chicago Bears in Canton, Ohio. Game begins at 8 p.m. Aug. 6-7: Ravens host the Los Angeles Rams for two open practices in Owings Mills. Aug. 9: Preseason game vs. Rams at M&

Jamison Hensley ESPN Staff Writer Close University of Maryland graduate Lives in the Baltimore area with his wife and son Follow on Twitter OWINGS MILLS, Md. — History says the Baltimore Ravens’ drafting of quarterback Lamar Jackson put Joe Flacco on notice. Over the previous two decades, all 56

Danny Woodhead, an undrafted running back out of Chadron State who played nine seasons in the NFL, announced his retirement less than a week after he was released by the Ravens. Woodhead, 33, made the announcement on Instagram early Saturday morning. “God had crazy plans for a small little kid from North

New Browns General Manager John Dorsey figures to do his major work on the team’s roster once the new league year gets underway, but he can make some smaller moves to set the stage. He made one of them on Monday with the signing of former Cowboys tight end Gavin Escobar to a reserve/future contract.

Alex Collins finished the regular season ranked 11th in the NFL in rushing with 973 yards, and the Ravens running back and the New Orleans Saints’ Mark Ingram were the only rushers in the top 11 to average fewer than 15 carries per game. Collins, who also caught 23 passes for 187 yards, played a

During his stellar career at the University of Maine, Patrick Ricard’s job was to keep opposing players out of the end zone. On Sunday afternoon, he enjoyed the ultimate reward for a player on the other side of the ball — playing at the game’s highest level. Ricard, who is being utilized as a

Joe Flacco still has not learned the art of sliding gracefully. The Ravens quarterback capped an 11-yard scramble late in the second quarter of Monday night’s eventual 23-16 win against the Houston Texans at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore with an awkward slide that tore a chunk of the turf and broke

After a Sam Koch-to-Chris Moore connection led to a successful fourth-down conversion in a game against the Tennessee Titans on Nov. 5, the Ravens went to the same well again. Koch found Moore for a 22-yard gain that the offense converted into a 10-yard touchdown run by running back Buck Allen in Monday

There are plenty of reasons for the Packers to have a bad taste in their mouths after Sunday’s 23-0 loss to the Ravens. One of the ones that left safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix feeling bad was the play that ended with defensive tackle Kenny Clark in need of a cart to the locker room. Clark [ more]

The Ravens’ best choreographed celebrations so far this season came during their 40-0 win on Thursday Night Football, and they were busted out by the kicker and offensive linemen. First, add this to Tucker’s lore. Known for his celebrations, the Pro Bowl kicker is breaking out a new barrage of

Jamison Hensley ESPN Staff Writer Close University of Maryland graduate Lives in the Baltimore area with his wife and son Follow on Twitter Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti expressed confidence in coach John Harbaugh, general manager Ozzie Newsome and quarterback Joe Flacco after his team was upset

Ravens fans should know this by now. Joe Flacco can turn it on at any time. Coming off back-to-back duds, Flacco played a brilliant first half that gave the Ravens a 14-point halftime lead and orchestrated an efficient offense the rest of the way for a 30-17 victory in Oakland. Flacco entered the game

London native Jermaine Eluemunor will suit up for his first NFL game in his home city. The rookie offensive lineman was inactive for the first two games, but will suit up for Sunday’s game against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Wembley Stadium. The Ravens need a new starter in place of Pro Bowl guard

Javorius “Buck” Allen scored last week, and he broke out Deion Sanders’ old touchdown dance.

The Ravens didn’t have quarterback Joe Flacco on the field for most of the summer, but they maintained faith that Flacco’s back would quiet down enough for him to play once the regular season arrived. That faith is set to be rewarded. Their first game is in Cincinnati this Sunday and coach John Harbaugh

Patrick Ricard is listed as a defensive end on the Ravens’ roster, but the 304-pound undrafted rookie’s best chance at a roster spot may come in the offensive backfield. The Ravens have given Ricard some playing time at fullback in the preseason, and the early returns are positive. Ricard says

Tim White talked to scouts from a number of NFL organizations. He pored over teams’ depth charts at both wide receiver and returner. He considered what cities he wanted to live in during the season. Not long after Arizona State’s pro day in mid-March, White’s mind was essentially made up

Ryan Mallett surely didn’t expect this. Ultra-durable quarterback Joe Flacco has sat out all of training camp so far with a stiff back and there’s been a monsoon of debate about the Ravens signing Colin Kaepernick to take over the reins if Flacco is out for an extended period. Meanwhile, Mallett

Ravens tight end Crockett Gillmore is out for the year, Head Coach John Harbaugh said Tuesday. Gillmore had his medial collateral ligament (knee) repaired, which requires a five-month recovery. It’s the latest in a string of major injuries for the Ravens early in camp. Baltimore has already lost

Jamison Hensley ESPN Staff Writer Close University of Maryland graduate Lives in the Baltimore area with his wife and son Follow on Twitter OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The Baltimore Ravens signed former New York Giants pass-catching tight end Larry Donnell on Sunday to address their need at the position. The

The Baltimore Ravens have only been around for 22 seasons now, but they’ve certainly made their presence felt around the NFL, both in their standing in the league and their value. According to Forbes, Baltimore ranks as the 27th most valuable team in all of sports in the world at $2.3 billion which

The Baltimore Ravens will be heading into training camp in a little over two weeks. As we head into camp, we will be listing the players that we think will have a breakout season in 2017. Today’s breakout player is a little different, as we don’t yet know who will win the starting job, but both

When Jeremy Maclin decided to sign with the Ravens last month, the sigh of relief around the Under Armour Performance Center was almost audible. The Ravens had entered the offseason with a stated goal of bolstering their offense’s playmaking ability, but they ended up focusing more on their defense

The Ravens are one of the few NFL franchises you expect to contend each year. But should Baltimore be in that circle of trust anymore?

The Ravens made a big splash early in free agency when they re-signed defensive tackle Brandon Williams to a five-year deal worth up to $52.5 million. Williams landed that contract after spending the last three years as a starter in Baltimore and making a big impact against opposing run games on a weekly

Bronson Kaufusi couldn’t stop smiling when he stepped to the podium during last week’s minicamp. The massive defensive end was just happy to be talking and playing football again. A broken ankle cost Kaufusi his entire rookie season, but the third-round pick is now completely healthy and competing

Just because the Ravens signed Jeremy Maclin doesn’t mean the chatter about those who will be catching passes in Baltimore has ended. Subsided? Yes. Ended? No. There are a few interesting tidbits out there from local reporters regarding the team’s wide receivers and tight ends. Reynolds Improving

What Offensive Linemen Could Ravens Target? The possibility of the Ravens adding a veteran offensive lineman has been consistently discussed by fans and media over the last few months. That talk seems to be heating up a bit after Owner Steve Bisciotti told season-ticket holders on a conference call this

Dennis Pitta was released by the Baltimore Ravens on Wednesday, five days after the veteran tight end re-injured his right hip, the team announced. This move clears $2.5 million in much-needed cap space for the Ravens, who could be looking to add a wide receiver in the coming days. Baltimore didn&

Dennis Pitta and the Ravens were dealt a devastating blow in practice last week when the veteran tight end suffered the third hip injury of his career. The full extent of the injury has not been made public, but The Baltimore Sun reported that the hip was dislocated and NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo