Baltimore Ravens

“Less running and more throwing” was how Jackson described Todd Monken’s approach to the 2023 offense.

Beckham, 30, is one of the most popular players in the NFL. He signed a one-year, $15 million contract last month with the Ravens.

Johnson is the fifth quarterback on the Ravens’ 90-man offseason roster, behind starter Lamar Jackson and backup Tyler Huntley.

“I think Lamar knows we’d like him here, but that’s going to be up to the player,“ Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said.

The Ravens and Commanders will practice in Owings Mills on Aug. 15-Aug. 16, then meet at FedEx Field in Landover on Aug. 21.

The Ravens finished sixth in the NFL last year in sacks (48) despite limited production from their outside linebackers, especially late in the season.

Orioles first baseman Ryan Mountcastle talks about enjoying The Orioles’ winning atmosphere. And Adam Jones and Jerry Coleman discuss the Orioles and Angels star Shohei Ohtani.

Mustipher, an Owings Mills native who played at Good Counsel and collegiately at Notre Dame, started 40 games over four seasons in Chicago.

Here's what the Senior Bowl's Jim Nagy and the East-West Shrine Bowl's Eric Galko think of the Ravens' rookie class.

The 2023 NFL season is set. The Ravens appear to have a favorable schedule, for the most part. Let’s predict which games they’ll win.

Four months from the Ravens’ season opener, here’s how their schedule stacks up.

With Lamar Jackson at QB, Monken said Wednesday that “you’d like to be able to spread the field, use every blade of grass.”

On Wednesday, the NFL announced the Ravens would face the Titans in London. On Thursday, their full regular-season schedule will be unveiled.

Ravens GM Eric DeCosta joins former Orioles All-Star Adam Jones to discuss Lamar Jackson’s contract, why fully-guaranteed contracts in the NFL aren’t as popular and what he hopes is next for LB Patrick Queen.

The game marks the Ravens’ second-ever international game, and first since a blowout loss in 2017 to the Jaguars.

Here’s a look at how the reported details of Jackson’s contract stack up across the league, as well as what’s next for the Ravens and their superstar over the next five years.

Jackson’s news conference with John Harbaugh and Eric DeCosta offered few bombshells, but it did help fill in the gaps. Some of them, anyway.

As other teams and agents tried unsuccessfully to crack Lamar Jackson, Raven GM Eric DeCosta’s familiarity and patience with the mercurial QB helped keep him in Baltimore.

Eric DeCosta acknowledged Thursday that there were some “dark days” during the Ravens’ contract talks with Jackson.

Ravens director of college scouting David Blackburn said Flowers is “explosive, fast, sudden, dangerous. He can hurt you on all three levels.”