Few franchises may be better positioned to combine old-school scouting with new-age technologies than the Ravens.
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... when you see it with your eyes, and then the data backs it up.” Even if the Ravens’ draft board is shrouded in mystery, it doesn’t take Ozzie Newsome to divine ...
If Orlando Brown Jr. remains in Baltimore, the Ravens are set at offensive tackle. At guard and center, the depth chart is more uncertain.
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... sidering their offensive balance, the Ravens need a guard or center equally capable of protecting Jackson and paving runn ...
The Ravens need to add young talent to a defensive line that's well stocked for the short term. Can they find the right fit in a thin class of interior defenders led by Alabama's Christian Barmore?
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... he’s not a stay-at-home type. He’ll get after the quarterback.” We know the Ravens love Alabama players, and Barmore’s versatile skill set would fit their sche ...
It’s apparent that the persistent questions about the receivers have struck a nerve. Maybe the Ravens will finally go draft a good one.
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... riority is always to hoist the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the season. The Ravens have won more than 10 games each of the past three seasons, but it’s time fo ...
Here’s a look at which prospects experts and analysts predict the Ravens will select in the first round.
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... s has passed his former teammate Rousseau on some boards but regardless, the Ravens, after getting gutted in free agency, need to go after someone who could be ...
The Ravens will have plenty of opportunities to select quality players at their positions of need, but don't expect them to go wild adding picks in next week's NFL draft.
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... ttle to quiet fan discontent over the position that has long vexed the Ravens. It did nothing to dissuade draft analysts from pairing the Ravens with Terr ...
Another former Ravens offensive lineman is headed to Miami.
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... ertisement Fluker, who recently turned 30, will reunite in Miami with former Ravens center Matt Skura, who in March. “Thank you Baltimore,” Fluker wrote on Inst ...
“I think at some point, hopefully, we’ll have some good news for everybody,” Eric DeCosta said of a potential deal with Lamar Jackson.
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... that the front office wants more. As for how many more? Baltimore Ravens Insider Newsletter Weekly Want the inside scoop on the Ravens? Become a Rave ...
When asked in March about the prospects of another offseason of virtual organized training activities, Harbaugh said it would be a “colossal mistake.”
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... h the NFL draft less than two weeks away, one of the biggest dominoes of the Ravens’ offseason has yet to fall and there is no indication it will soon. Advertis ...
“Our players have the right to make a decision that they feel is best for them," Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said.
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... Apr 19, 2021 at 1:12 PM The NFL wants team employees to get vaccinated, and Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said Monday that it’s the “best thing” for his ...
As free agency winds down and teams put the finishing touches on their big boards, it’s time for one last look at how the draft might play out.
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... tility and coverage ability would be a valuable addition to any defense. 27. Ravens: Rashod Bateman, WR, Minnesota Depending on how you feel about Sammy Watkins ...
Last year, the Ravnes' offseason programs were all done virtually, and training camp was pushed back because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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... ement shared by the NFL Players Association, the league’s players union, the Ravens announced: “Our team leaders have discussed with each other, with our teamma ...
With the NFL draft fast approaching, a season of relative stability at safety has not silenced suggestions that the Ravens can do better.
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... n Ferguson.) It helps to be comfortable in the box. Because of how often the Ravens employed single-high-safety shells last season — nearly 57% of opposing pass ...
Amid a wave of COVID-19 cases, the Ravens didn’t allow more than 4,345 fans in attendance in any game last season.
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... es are administered nationwide. Amid a wave of COVID-19 cases last year, the Ravens didn’t allow more than 4,345 fans in attendance in any game last season, wit ...
