Baltimore Ravens

It’s bright. It’s bold. And it’s very, very purple.

Before the Ravens departed for the summer, they left some clues as to what kind of team they’ll be in 2024. Tune in live at 11 a.m.

“Everything’s put on,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. “You got to put a microphone and a camera in your face, people aren’t the same."

Here’s a way-too-early look at how the Ravens could set their 53-man roster ahead of their Week 1 showdown vs. the Chiefs.

Some Ravens accomplished more than others during organized team activities and this week’s mandatory minicamp.

Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey had a painful 2023. He hasn’t found total relief this offseason.

"I don’t remember,” he said when asked what his injury was.

“Did we run the ball enough?” Harbaugh said on The Adam Jones Podcast. “Heck no, no way, especially against that defense at that time."

“We want to get good at it, because we think cadence is a weapon,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said.

On Wednesday, the second day of minicamp, the Ravens gave Jackson the “keys to the Ferrari.”

Unofficially, the two-time NFL Most Valuable Player went 20-for-26 in 11-on-11 work. But Jackson did throw three interceptions, a rarity for him.

But head coach John Harbaugh wants answers about which players will ultimately step into vacated roles: “The earlier, the better.”

Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer break down the biggest storylines as the Ravens convene in Owings Mills. Tune in at noon.

Summer break is almost here for Lamar Jackson and the Ravens, who will wrap up their offseason workout program this week.

Over the six practices open to reporters at OTAs, certain narratives came to light.

After watching film of XFL kickoffs, which are similar to the ones debuting in the NFL this year, Tucker noticed that kickers are involved in 20-25% of tackles on the returns.

When college coaches turn to pro tape to show their teams how to play defense, it's often the Ravens who appear on the screen.

Jackson’s presence was notable Tuesday because of his attendance record over the first two weeks of OTAs.

It’s an age-old debate: Are voluntary work activities really voluntary? Tune in at 11:15 a.m.

When Wiggins turned 4, his mother decided to get him involved in sports and took him to Pittman Park, a green space in an area some would call the “ghetto,” his sisters said. Now in the NFL, Wiggins wants to give back.