Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens added a few more injuries to an already banged-up roster leading into Week 3.

It’s too early to draw conclusions about where the Ravens’ offense might be headed. But it’s never too early to point out potential pitfalls.

Drake had five starts in 12 games last year with the Ravens, rushing for 482 yards (4.4 per carry) and four touchdowns.

Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton called Stone’s red-zone interception “a perfect play all around the back end.”

Washington, the team’s top slot cornerback, suffered a chest injury in the Ravens’ win Sunday over the Cincinnati Bengals.

“He’s just rehabbing right now to get himself back on the field,” Harbaugh said.

Geno Stone recorded the first interception of the year for the Ravens defense, picking off a Joe Burrow pass in the red zone.

All preseason, they’d heard how the Bengals were the consensus favorites in the division. On Sunday, the Ravens left no doubt about where they stood.

The Ravens spent Sunday afternoon exorcising a lot of demons.

The Ravens end their Cincinnati losing streak to start the season 2-0.

Mustipher, an Owings Mills native, is expected to start in place of the injured Tyler Linderbaum.

Andrews practiced fully Friday for the first time since suffering a quadriceps injury in training camp.

Beckham's return to Cincinnati has the kind of narrative intrigue that few in the NFL can conjure.

The Ravens open AFC North play Sunday against the defending division champion Bengals. Here's who we're picking.

The series between the AFC North rivals is relatively even, with Baltimore holding a 28-26 lead in the regular season.

The team will start out relying on the top two veteran backs on its roster: Gus Edwards and Justice Hill.

There’s good reason to value Ricard, who played a huge role in a rushing offense that was top five in yards and yards per attempt in each of the previous four seasons.

“Coach Mac, he’s a dawg,” Odafe Oweh said Sunday. “He’s always going to call something that’s going to get us free.”

Starting left tackle Ronnie Stanley, center Tyler Linderbaum and safety Marcus Williams were absent during the first 20 minutes of practice open to reporters.

“Lots of little things, even communication, just the way we were operating, it was up and down,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said.