Baltimore Ravens

    Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey returns for AFC championship game; starting Chiefs LB ruled out
    Humphrey, who hurt his calf in the Ravens’ Week 17 win over the Miami Dolphins, was a full participant in practice Friday.
    Ravens cornerbacks Arthur Maulet and Marlon Humphrey celebrate during the game in Pittsburgh this season.
    Ravens game weather forecast: Some showers, but most rain has passed
    For the Ravens-Chiefs game at 3 p.m., expect scattered, wind-whipped showers with temperatures in the mid-40s.
    Young fans wave Ravens flags before the game against the Houston Texans at M&T Bank Stadium last week. Temperatures were in the 20s. The weather should be milder Sunday, with light showers.
    Ravens vs. Chiefs: What to know about TV, odds, weather, pregame festivities and more
    Here’s what you need to know about the showdown at M&T Bank Stadium.
    Baltimore Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy (50) hypes up the crowd during the first quarter against the Houston Texans at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday, Jan. 20, 2024.
    Ravens RT Morgan Moses fined for touchdown celebration; 2 practice squad players elevated
    After a fourth-quarter touchdown, Moses picked up a camera and pretended to take photographs of the team celebrating.
    Ravens offensive tackle Morgan Moses was fined $13,659 for unsportsmanlike conduct for a touchdown celebration against the Texans.
    With the AFC championship in town, Baltimore has a chance to shine
    The purple blanket of fandom spreading over the city is putting Baltimore in its best light, a far cry from the national narratives that focus only on the city’s problems.
    Ravens fans cheer as “Enter Sandman” plays during last week's AFC divisional playoff game against the Texans.
    Where’s Taylor Swift? If you believe the memes, she’s all over Baltimore before the Ravens game.
    If you look on social media, you might see Taylor Swift in and around Baltimore. Memes of her in various city and county locations have proliferated.
    Taylor Swift performs during the Eras Tour at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, OH on June 30, 2023.
    Letters: When the Kansas City Chiefs played in Baltimore decades ago
    When the Kansas City Chiefs were in Baltimore for a game decades ago, Hall of Famer Willie Lanier, who played his college football at Morgan State, enjoyed some time with Chiefs teammates at the Baltimore City Fair.
    Former Kansas City Chief Willie Lanier attends the NFL Legends and Autism Speaks Kickoff for a Cure Benefit at the Waldorf-Astoria on March 12, 2008 in New York City. (Photo by Thos Robinson/Getty Images)
    Commentary: We might as well face it. Football is life.
    Ravens fans find meaning in the idea of “overcoming adversity,” which players and coaches frequently use for motivation, devoted fan Charles Cohen says. He says he was so worked up he wondered whether he could even watch the AFC championship game.
    Charles Cohen at the Ravens -Steeler football gane at M&T Stadium writes "I was at the last game of the regular season in my assigned Ravens season ticket endzone seat, freezing in the rain -- I mean soaking wet. My question to myself: “What is my problem?”
    ‘I was going to be OK’: After injury, Ravens’ Mark Andrews never lost faith in comeback hopes
    Andrews’ brother Jack called him “the hardest-working, most dedicated person to do whatever it takes.”
    Tight end Mark Andrews is expected to play for the first time since Week 11 when the Ravens host the Chiefs for the AFC championship game.
    When Ravens tickets cost more than a weekend trip to London
    Can a Ravens fan afford to miss Sunday’s game? Emotionally speaking, maybe not. Financially speaking, definitely yes.
    As of Friday afternoon, the cheapest seats for the AFC championship game on ticket-resale platforms such as SeatGeek and Ticketmaster were about $730 (which includes a $180 service fee).
    Is Lamar Jackson sparking an economic renaissance in Baltimore? Probably not.
    Football fans will spend a lot of money around the Ravens playoff game Sunday, but sports economists say the overall effect on Baltimore’s economy will be negligible.
    Cans of Checkerspot Brewery’s “Bird is the Word” Kölsch-style beer with a Ravens-themed label. The brewery is a stone’s throw from M&T Bank Stadium.
    The 2023 Ravens season as told through Taylor Swift’s music (Players Version)
    Hello, Swifties. Hello, confused football fans. We’re here to help you connect and understand each other. Here are some of the important Ravens players and the songs that explain them.
    Justin Madubuike (Kylie Cooper / The Baltimore Banner) and Taylor Swift (Alyssa Howell / Handout)
    The 2023 Ravens season as told through Taylor Swift’s music (Moments Version)
    Hello, Swifties. Hello, confused football dads. We’re here to help you connect and understand each other. Here are some of the important moments from the Ravens’ season and the songs that explain them.
    (Photo illustration by Kaitlin Newman)
    A dive into purple pride at the National Aquarium
    Staff and volunteer divers at the National Aquarium took to the Atlantic Coral Reef tanks in their Ravens gear and jerseys, swimming with the porcupine fish, black groupers, humphead wrasses, silver arowanas and more. The 335,000-gallon exhibit is home to over 1,000 animals and 70 species.
    Staff and volunteer divers at the National Aquarium in Baltimore show off their Baltimore Ravens pride ahead of the AFC Championship game this weekend on January 26, 2024.
    Ravens roster has perfect attendance in final practice before AFC championship
    With cornerback Rock Ya-Sin’s return, every player from the Ravens’ 53-man roster was on the field Friday.
    Ravens cornerback Rock Ya-Sin, who is dealing with a knee injury, returned to practice Friday and is questionable to play Sunday against the Chiefs.
    Ravens vs. Chiefs: 5 things to watch, including Mark Andrews, Travis Kelce and crowd noise
    Even with Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes starring, Sunday’s game could be decided by tight ends and run stoppers.
    Ravens fullback Patrick Ricard catches a pass for a touchdown in a game against the Miami Dolphins on New Year’s Eve. The Ravens won 56-19 to secure the best record in the AFC.
    Ravens activate tight end Mark Andrews off injured reserve for AFC championship
    Andrews has missed nine weeks with an ankle injury after being hurt on a hip-drop tackle in the Ravens’ Week 11 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.
    Mark Andrews had no injury designation on Friday’s injury report and was a full practice participant every day in the week leading up to Sunday’s game.
    Lamar Jackson hasn’t needed his top speed as a runner: ‘He turns it on when he wants to’
    Jackson’s top speed this season is the lowest of his six seasons in Baltimore, but he remains one of the NFL's most dangerous runners.
    Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has not run as fast this season as he did in years past, but that has not made him any less a threat.
    Where Isaiah Likely goes, winning follows. Here’s how his Ravens career resembles his past.
    From Everett, Massachusetts, to Conway, South Carolina, to Baltimore, Isaiah Likely has followed a familiar pattern. The gifted young tight end is overlooked until suddenly he isn’t. Then his teams just keep winning.
    Baltimore Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely (80) runs down the field during the second quarter against the Miami Dolphins at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2023.
    The last AFC championship game in Baltimore was 53 years ago. For some fans, it feels like yesterday.
    It has been nearly a lifetime since Baltimore hosted the AFC championship game. Some who were at Memorial Stadium in January 1971 shared their memories.
    David Booze stands with his dad, Ron, on Christmas Day in 1970. The next day, the two Colts fans would attend the divisional round win against the Cincinnati Bengals. The following week, they were at Memorial Stadium for the AFC championship game.
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