Baltimore Ravens

Mark Andrews' surgery Tuesday "went really well," coach John Harbaugh said. "We’ll just see where it goes from here.”

John Harbaugh isn't concerned about the Ravens' wide receivers. “I feel very good about the health of the guys," he said Friday. "We should be in good shape.”

The Ravens (8-3) will face the Los Angeles Chargers (4-6) at 8:20 p.m. Sunday in Inglewood, California.

"We love to show the whole world what we’ve been practicing," Odafe Oweh said of the Ravens playing in prime time.

Flowers, who was limited Wednesday, was one of three Ravens to miss practice on Thanksgiving Day.

Flacco, who spent much of his career tormenting the Browns while playing for the Ravens, is now on their practice squad and perhaps weeks — if not days — from becoming the team’s starting quarterback.

Wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., cornerback Arthur Maulet and tight end Mark Andrews, who reportedly underwent surgery Tuesday, all missed practice Wednesday.

How do pro football players spend a holiday known for family, food and, well, football? We asked some members of the Baltimore Ravens.

Columnist Kyle Goon: A decade ago, Clowney was a viral college football star before athletes could profit from their likenesses. His missed opportunity is a reminder of how quickly the NCAA is changing.

Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer preview the Ravens’ matchup against the Chargers.

Dr. Robert Anderson, a renowned foot and ankle specialist based in Charlotte, North Carolina, will perform the operation.

The Ravens’ best pass-rush schemes look a lot like the NBA’s best offensive sets.

According to a report from USA Today, there’s a push from one member of the NFL’s competition committee to take the unusual step of banning the maneuver right away.

“It was fun,” John Harbaugh said with a laugh during his Monday press conference. “I mean, I enjoyed it — it’s my brother.”

Harbaugh said the damage to Andrews’ ankle, which he hurt in Thursday’s win over the Bengals, “wasn’t as bad as it could’ve been.”

There is no replacing Andrews, but Jonas Shaffer's film study shows offensive coordinator Todd Monken has options, most notably Isaiah Likely.

Ravens Reality Check: Looking at national takes about the Ravens' Super Bowl chances, Odell Beckham Jr. and the hip-drop tackle.

“You inspired me to keep fighting because I know your story,” Dylan told the Ravens safety on X. “You got cut from the Ravens two times, and you kept fighting, and you’re back on the team now."

The 38-year-old former Raven gives Cleveland an experienced QB to back up Dorian Thompson-Robinson or serve as a mentor.

The four-time Pro Bowl selection has struggled to stay healthy.