Baltimore Ravens

With plenty of uncertainty at certain spots, here’s how the Ravens could put together their 53-man roster by Tuesday's deadline.

While Ravens starters are expected to sit, there’s plenty of competition for starting jobs to follow in Tampa Bay.

“My goal is to play 17 games this year,” Clowney said. “That’s the only goal I’m shooting for right now.”

From Odell Beckham Jr.'s progress to Keaton Mitchell's speed, here’s what stood out to Baltimore Banner reporters.

Bateman is not all the way back, not yet. Asked how close to 100% his left foot feels, he said, “99. Very close.”

Orioles catcher James McCann joins former Orioles All-Star Adam Jones to discuss the talent on the team, being a role model to newer players, differences in styles of managers, calling pitches and innings limits.

Dobbins, 24, is entering the final year of his rookie contract with the Ravens.

With Marlon Humphrey recovering from surgery and others struggling, here’s how Eric DeCosta could put the 53-man roster together.

The Ravens desperately need to sort out the secondary, but Monday's loss to the Commanders was of only partial help: One young player held his own, while another looked lost.

The Ravens won 24 preseason games in a row. Those victories didn’t count, but taken together, they say something about the team.

The flashy first-round pick has been exactly as expected, but the undrafted tight end out of Nebraska has been a surprise.

Oher addressed dozens of people lined up alongside the rear of The Ivy Bookshop, where he promoted his latest book.

Clowney didn't do much as a pass rusher in Cleveland last season. Could a move inside make him dangerous again?

Coach John Harbaugh said Humphrey's foot surgery was successful but did not commit to a timeline for the cornerback's return.

The veteran pass rusher is entering his 10th season in the NFL after being selected No. 1 overall by the Houston Texans in 2014.

The Ravens are the only team in the NFL with an entirely Black quarterback room, including players and coaches – believed to be a first in NFL history. The group represents progress for a league that turned Black people away from football’s most important position for decades because of racist stereotypes, and it is a stark reminder of the players and coaches never given a chance.

Darby’s signing is the third recent addition to the secondary after the Ravens claimed cornerback Tae Hayes and safety DeAndre Houston-Carson this week.

The Ravens have 24 days until they welcome the Houston Texans to M&T Bank Stadium for their Sept. 10 season opener, 24 days to figure out a Plan B.