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    Ravens OTAs: Keaton Mitchell hits a new gear in practice, and John Harbaugh comments on Lamar Jackson’s absence
    After a disappointing 2024, Mitchell is getting back up to speed during organized team activities.
    Running back Keaton Mitchell played only five games in 2024, rushing 15 times for 30 yards.
    Ravens OTAs: Chuck Pagano has ‘deep, detailed’ answers upon return to coaching staff
    “He had an answer for every single one of those guys,” defensive coordinator Zach Orr recalled Thursday, after the Ravens’ third open practice of organized team activities.
    Ravens senior secondary coach Chuck Pagano’s last job was Chicago Bears defensive coordinator in 2020.
    Rashod Bateman is rare Ravens receiver to sign a 3rd contract: ‘It hits different’
    The new deal guarantees Bateman $20 million.
    Wide receiver Rashod Bateman has caught 138 passes for 1,923 yards and 13 touchdowns as a Raven.
    Aaron Rodgers ends months-long dance with Steelers, informs team he plans to sign, AP source says
    The Steelers and the 41-year-old Rodgers had been circling each other for months.
    The Steelers and the 41-year-old Rodgers had been circling each other for months.
    What Rashod Bateman’s extension means | Banner Ravens Podcast
    The Ravens’ top two wide receivers should be in Baltimore for a long time.
    Ravens WR Zay Flowers focused on ‘real football,’ not flag football in Olympics; rookie Tyler Loop is on target early
    “I’m just here to play tackle football. I ain’t really worried about going to the Olympics,” Flowers said.
    Wide receiver Zay Flowers (4) takes questions from reporters following the organized team activities Tuesday.
    Lamar Jackson absent from OTAs but wants more meetings once he returns
    Offensive coordinator Todd Monken takes questions from reporters following the team’s organized team activities Tuesday.
    Justin Tucker’s house is about to hit the market for $3.2M
    The home of former Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker is set to hit the market, with the list price of $3.2 million one month after he was cut by the team.
    Baltimore Ravens place kicker Justin Tucker at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York, ahead of a divisional round playoff game against the Buffalo Bills in January.
    How Odafe Oweh can add a new dimension to the Ravens’ pass rush — and power his way to a lucrative deal
    Until this offseason, Odafe Oweh thought he had to choose between speed and power. He wanted speed.
    Ravens outside linebacker Odafe Oweh had 10 sacks last season and has 23 in his career.
    Kyle Goon: Ravens need to dream big to justify stadium costs
    There's nearly half a billion of public money being sunk into renovations at M&T Bank Stadium. Baltimore and Maryland deserves bigger events at the venue to justify the price tag.
    Ravens Rich Tamayo, Senior VP of Stadium Operations and Guest Experience, conducts a tour of the new M&T Bank Stadium improvements underway for the 2025 and 2026 seasons.
    Ravens practice report: Veterans turn up for voluntary OTAs
    The Ravens had power in numbers, apparently driven to work by their latest playoff heartbreak.
    Ravens tight end Mark Andrews pauses between drills Wednesday during organized team activities in Owings Mills.
    In his first comments, John Harbaugh explains how Justin Tucker’s dismissal was a ‘football decision’
    “We’ve got to have a kicker ready to go,” Harbaugh said. “And there’s a whole lot of moving parts to that deal. It’s just the reality of it.”
    Ravens coach John Harbaugh called Justin Tucker “arguably the best kicker in the history of the game” Wednesday.
    First look at the 2025 Ravens | Banner Ravens Podcast
    Paul Mancano, Jonas Shaffer and Giana Han discuss what they learned from OTAs.
    Ravens will ‘probably’ hold joint practices with Colts, Commanders in August
    “We’ve just got to get the details worked out, but those are the ones we’re trying to set up right now,” coach John Harbaugh said.
    Ravens coach John Harbaugh, left, watches the team’s first organized team activity session of the year Wednesday.
    QB Lamar Jackson participates in first open practice of Ravens OTAs
    Jackson missed the majority of the Ravens’ OTAs last offseason and lost a $750,000 workout bonus.
    Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, right, smiles as he throws a pass during organized team activities at the Under Armour Performance Center on Wednesday.
    Who will the 2025 Ravens be? Early storylines to watch at OTAs
    But based on the current roster, here are some storylines to watch for during the three days of OTAs and two days of minicamp that are open to the media.
    Ravens coach John Harbaugh speaks to the media following rookie minicamp earlier this month.
    Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay, son of the man who moved the team from Baltimore, dies at age 65
    Jim Irsay’s father, Robert, was owner of the Colts when they left Baltimore for Indianapolis after the 1983 season.
    Colts onwer Jim Irsay, second from left, died Wednesday.
    NFL owners vote down proposed ‘tush push’ ban; Ravens reportedly among teams supporting the play
    Coach John Harbaugh said at the NFL owners’ meetings in March that he considered the “tush push” a “football play.”
    Tight end Mark Andrews helped in short-yardage plays last season for the Ravens.
    Fueled by a historic contract, Derrick Henry is still getting stronger at 31
    “When you see the way he works, on and off the field, how he takes care of his body, then just to watch him out there, you don’t see a downside,” running backs coach Willie Taggart said.
    Quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) celebrates with running back Derrick Henry (22) after Henry rushed for a touchdown against the Cleveland Browns on Jan. 4.
    Ravens address defensive line depth, agree to terms with nose tackle John Jenkins
    Jenkins finished third on the Raiders last year with 21 run stops, according to PFF.
    Nose tackle John Jenkins, formerly of the Las Vegas Raiders, joined the Ravens on a one-year contract.
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