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Expectations are high for the Ravens. Sunday’s game against the Seahawks should help clarify just how high they need to be.

The Ravens (6-2) will face the Seattle Seahawks (5-2) at 1 p.m. Sunday in Baltimore. Here are predictions from The Banner’s sports staff.

Hosts Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer rate how frightened they are by the upcoming opponents on the Ravens’ schedule in the second half of the season.

Can Mike Elias pull of a miracle and sign the two-way superstar?

Kyle Van Noy has teased that he came off the couch in his supporting role for the Ravens. But that belies the amount of work the linebacker has done to make it 10 years in the NFL.

Baltimore should move to acquire the Orioles so that public officials won’t have to bow to owner demands for additional funding, say Bill Marker and Andy Ellis, two fans who are leading a campaign to move the city in that direction.

Mild-mannered and reserved St. Frances junior linebacker Carlton Smith leads a dominant unit that has surrendered only one offensive touchdown since Sept. 22.

Gus Edwards, Odell Beckham Jr., Ronnie Stanley and Odafe Oweh were back after missing Wednesday’s workout.

Ravens wide receiver Nelson Agholor wanted to show support for girls flag football because he wishes his family members had been able to play the sport. He came away impressed: “A lot of skill.”

The Rangers' victory serves as validation of the Orioles' belief that they need to be the best team at identifying and developing talent internally to keep up with teams who spend more.

The Silver Slugger Award is given to the best offensive player at each position.

The Orioles are in need of a lefty to fill out the rotation. Who might make sense?

The question becomes: How does Baltimore build from here?

There is no easy way to describe what awaits the Ravens over the next 10 weeks.

Designated hitter Nelson Cruz discusses his plan to retire from winter ball and watching the Rangers in the World Series.

Williams, who started 10 games last season and three this season, has suffered two injuries in the past eight weeks.

Are there any aces on the market that would interest the Orioles?

After just one year in Baltimore, he’s being likened to legends. The players closest to him don't gush about his incredible athleticism or toughness, though, pointing instead to his ability as a leader.

The Baltimore office is for the Canopy Team, the planning and development firm specializing in the design of professional sports venues and their neighborhood surroundings she founded in Los Angeles.

There is no easy fix for coordinator Todd Monken. The Ravens’ issues on screen plays have been widespread.