As the Ravens await Lamar Jackson’s return to health, Sunday’s game against the surging Atlanta Falcons will be the greatest test yet of coordinator Declan Doyle’s adaptability.
COLUMN | The Orioles’ hiring of a general manager to work under president of baseball operations Mike Elias is perhaps the more impactful thing they’ll do this winter.
Cornerback Marlon Humphrey was one of four Ravens to join President Donald Trump at an event Tuesday promoting a new submarine manufacturing facility in Sparrows Point.
Head coach Jesse Minter said Monday that Smythe’s knowledge of the offensive scheme has made him a “problem solver on the field” who can line up in different spots.
COLUMN | Ethan Burke was committed to Terps lacrosse before choosing football. Before he signed his letter of intent, a phone call from Maryland coach John Tillman changed everything.
Lamar Jackson will not be out for a “crazy-long term” as he recovers from a left ankle injury that sidelined him late in the first half of a win Sunday over the Tennessee Titans.
The Ravens beat the Tennessee Titans 24-18 but lost quarterback Lamar Jackson to an ankle injury. Mounting health woes are threatening the stability of a 3-1 would-be contender. Here are five things we learned from the game.
COLUMN | The Ravens have touted their high-concept offensive and defensive scheme changes, but with mounting injuries, grit and competitiveness have to be the team’s winning traits.
Tampa Bay defenseman John Carlson, who spent 17 seasons with the Capitals, played his first career game against Washington, picking up an assist on the empty-net goal.
The Terrapins (2-3, 0-2 Big Ten), a week removed from a 54-3 home loss to UCLA, led most of the first half before seeing the game turn on the third pick 6 thrown by Malik Washington over four quarters.