Huntley made the Pro Bowl as an injury replacement last season despite struggling as a passer.

Banks, a Baltimore native, is one of the draft’s most athletic prospects. He said playing for the Ravens would be a “dream come true, to be honest.”

ESPN analyst Matt Bowen, a former NFL safety, said Branch has the best coverage instincts of any prospect in the draft.

On paper, Johnston fills a glaring hole for the Ravens’ offense: He projects as a prototypical “X” receiver.

The Ravens’ hole at cornerback is bigger than it appears. Will they look for help in the first round of the NFL draft?

“I’ve been waiting for a long time to get back on the field,” said Odell Beckham Jr., who last played in a game 14 months ago.

Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said Thursday that Lamar Jackson “is in our plans. We love Lamar.”

As a possible inflection point in Jackson’s contract talks approaches — the NFL draft, which kicks off April 27 — here’s a look at the factors that could shape his market.

If the Ravens need a wide receiver to emerge inside, if only for a part-time role, Beckham might be their best candidate.

The Ravens are paying Beckham like a WR1. But after an up-and-down past two years, does he deserve it?

Beckham hasn’t played since he tore his ACL in the Los Angeles Rams’ Super Bowl LVI title in February 2022.

Welch, a former undrafted free agent, finished second on the team in special teams snaps last season.

Here’s a round-by-round look at potential quarterback targets for the Ravens — and the case for picking sooner rather than later.

Ravens GM Eric DeCosta says building a team is a lot like maintaining a house. But how do you build on something with an unsettled foundation?

It wasn’t long ago that Lamar Jackson and the Ravens seemed to be in a committed, long-term relationship. As the team pushes forward with its offseason, no relationship in the NFL will be more scrutinized. Is a breakup inevitable? Is reconciliation possible? The Baltimore Banner spoke with two financial-therapy experts about how money problems can come between partners — and how they can be overcome as well.

As Lamar Jackson’s trade request throws the Ravens' offseason into further turmoil, Deebo Samuel’s saga is a reminder that reconciliation is possible.

John Harbaugh said the Ravens intend to take a receiver in next month’s draft, adding much-needed talent to a group led by Bateman and Devin Duvernay.

There’s never been a trade target like Lamar Jackson. What does that mean for his potential market? And who would the Ravens turn to?

Ravens coach John Harbaugh talked at great length about Lamar Jackson's trade request Monday. What did he actually say? We're here to help figure that out.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson said on Twitter that he has requested a trade from the organization because it “has not been interested in meeting my value.” John Harbaugh, speaking at the NFL meetings in Phoenix, expressed hope that Lamar would return.