“Every time we played him, I’d look at him with that ponytail sticking out of the back of his helmet—the girlfriend you could never get.” The Ravens ... could have a dark-horse Super ...

The Baltimore Ravens are hoping to move forward with a better secondary for the 2025 season, but they may have to go backwards in order to achieve that. Bleacher Report writer Alex Ballentine ...

At this point, Baltimore Ravens assistant coaches rising up the coaching ranks is the rule, not the exception. Every year, it seems like multiple members of John Harbaugh's staff earn promotions ...

Lacie DeCosta, the wife of Baltimore Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta, expressed support for President Donald Trump’s executive order protecting women’s and girls sports on Wednesday.

The Ravens had two new Pro Bowlers in 2025 with Zay Flowers becoming the franchise's first wide receiver to earn the honor and outside linebacker Kyle Van Noy earning his first trip in Year 11.

You just have to get better. The Ravens were good enough, in my opinion, to go to this year's Super Bowl. On a good day, they could beat anyone. They didn't because they had a bad day with three ...

As the NFL season reaches its final stages, one former Baltimore Ravens wideout is about to hit free agency. Should the Ravens explore the option of bringing him back? After a mixed tenure with ...

The Baltimore Ravens had another impressive regular season campaign, posting a 12-5 finish after building a star-studded roster. The move paid off, but the Ravens still fell short in the playoffs.

However, after the NFL imposed an 11-game suspension on Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson in 2022, Ravens coach John Harbaugh addressed the Watson situation following a training-camp practice.

The divisional round of the NFL playoffs sees the same final four teams as last year in the AFC: the Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans. The matchups are ...

"Shout out to 'Trav' with the game plan, and Derrick," Jackson said after a Wild Card Round win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, in which the Ravens ran for 299 yards. "You can't take anything away ...

Sunday's playoff battle between the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills ultimately had no bearing on the bottom line for the NFL MVP debate, with the votes for the award already having been submitted.