The Ravens have an undistinguished history when it comes to receivers, and that fact has caused fans angst for years. This year’s group acknowledges their own potential, but they know they still must go out and prove themselves.
After spending his whole career erasing doubts about his ability to play football’s most difficult position, Lamar Jackson will be entrusted to pass more and assert more control over the Ravens’ offense.
The Banner's Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer size up the Ravens’ defense, predict what kind of offense Todd Monken is going to run this season and make Week 1 predictions.
“When he’s played,” DeCosta said, “he’s been a warrior. He’s played through injuries when he’s been able to. Very talented guy, great attitude. He’s a leader; I think he’s respected. I have a strong affinity for him, personally, and we’re very excited that he’s back.”
The Ravens also re-signed cornerback Kevon Seymour and defensive end Brent Urban, and placed cornerback Damarion “Pepe” Williams and outside linebacker Malik Hamm on injured reserve, the team announced Thursday.
Orioles pitcher Kyle Bradish joins to discuss the slider, pitching and preparing for games. Additionally, Danielle Allentuck joins to discuss covering the Orioles.
For one college season, Adley Rutschman was Oregon State's kickoff specialist. It's given the Orioles star a healthy appreciation for just how hard Raven Justin Tucker, the most accurate placekicker in NFL history, has to work more than a decade into his career.
Simpson said he came into Ravens training camp wondering if he was good enough to play in the NFL after he was released by the Raiders last season. On Saturday night, coach John Harbaugh named him the starter at left guard.