Baltimore Ravens

New England lost to Cincinnati to put the Ravens in the playoffs.

Jackson's still has not been cleared from a knee injury. Backup Tyler Huntley is dealing with soreness in his throwing shoulder, but is expected to play.

Chuck Clark talks about being the Ravens' 2022 nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, his community outreach in Baltimore, and how the NFL compares to Major League Baseball.

The Ravens are on the cusp of clinching a spot in the playoffs, but are dealing with increasing injury trouble and disgruntled fans. Tight end Mark Andrews says the team is blocking out the negativity. “We’re fired up. We’re going to be ready to go. Everything’s in front of us, so be ready.”

On a cold and snow-flurry filled Saturday night in Cleveland, errors doomed the Ravens in myriad ways all game long, and despite a strong performance on the ground again, the mistakes proved too much to overcome in a costly 13-3 loss to the Browns that muddies what had been a straightforward path to the playoffs for the Ravens (9-5).

Deshaun Watson threw a touchdown pass in his home debut for Cleveland, leading the Browns to an ugly 13-3 win on Saturday over the Baltimore Ravens, who need injured star quarterback Lamar Jackson to get back quickly.

Their job will continue Saturday when the Ravens (9-4), looking to stay atop the AFC North, face the run-heavy Cleveland Browns (5-8).

Barring a surprise before 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Tyler Huntley will make his second straight start as the Ravens look to stay atop the AFC North and eye a playoff berth with four weeks left in the regular season. Undrafted rookie Anthony Brown, who came off the bench to help the Ravens beat the Steelers 16-14, would be Huntley’s backup again.

Dan Duquette discusses his reaction when Jones turned down a trade to Philly and his assessment of the current Orioles.

J.K. Dobbins opted for an extra surgery to strengthen his knee, and the results were promising in a win over the Steelers. A relentless running game combined with a defense that forces turnovers — the Ravens had three interceptions — appears to be the right formula for this team while it awaits the return of star QB Lamar Jackson.

J.K. Dobbins ran for 120 yards and a touchdown in his return from a knee injury, helping the Baltimore Ravens overcome the loss of backup quarterback Tyler Huntley to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 16-14 Sunday.

The Ravens’ John Harbaugh and the Steelers’ Mike Tomlin will meet Sunday for the 32nd time, second most for a coaching duo in NFL history.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued an initial rejection of the registration attempt.

To the outside world, going from Lamar Jackson, a league MVP, to Tyler Huntley, who went undrafted, might seem like a significant change. The Ravens, though, say there’s little difference. Huntley’s next chance to prove them right comes Sunday in Pittsburgh against the rival Steelers.

The Washington Commanders created a “toxic work culture” for more than two decades, “ignoring and downplaying sexual misconduct” by men at the top levels of the organization, according to a report published Thursday by the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Reform.

The Ravens applied to trademark the commonly used nickname for Baltimore in February, according to filings with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Trevor Pryce discusses life after 14 seasons in the NFL, why he chose living in Baltimore after retirement, why Lamar Jackson should have an agent and why he’s excited to watch Deion Sanders take on Colorado.

Tyler Huntley led the Ravens offense on a memorable 16-play, 91-yard, four-and-a-half minute fourth-quarter drive and he ran in the go-ahead touchdown from two yards with 28 seconds left to give Baltimore a 10-9 win over the Broncos on a chilly afternoon at M&T Bank Stadium.

“When I got on to social media that was the first thing I seen, and I just busted my behind — my whole team did, coaches did — and I just reacted to it,” Jackson said.