'We're Just Ready To Play Some Football' | Ravens DC Wink Martindale Says He's Ready For Season Opener, 'Chess Match' With Cleveland Browns
The Ravens are preparing to open up a season like none before.
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The Ravens are preparing to open up a season like none before.
NFL on CBS lead analyst breaks down why he believes that Jackson's 2019 performance is sustainable.
Pete Alonso hit his second dramatic homer in a week Wednesday night, when his shot to center field leading off the eighth inning lifted the New York Mets to a 7-6 win over the Baltimore Orioles.
In his ninth NFL season, Mark Ingram rambled for 1,018 yards as part of the most prolific running attack in the history of the league.
It's the year of everything virtual, and that includes this year's Brigance Brigade 5.7K Run and Walk. WJZ is proud to be a sponsor to help raise money for ALS patients and their families.
We're just four days to the kickoff of a Ravens season like none before; no fans in the stands, and looming concerns about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Ravens have the reigning league MVP, Lamar Jackson, under center and a great supporting cast to do some real damage this year.
Each one depicts a star player wearing his gameday uniform posing in front of a team-colored flag backdrop.
Juan Soto drove in a run in his return to the lineup and the Washington Nationals used strong relief pitching to beat the Tampa Bay Rays 5-3 on Tuesday night to sweep the two-game series.
One year ago today, the Ravens routed the Miami Dolphins to start a record-breaking season. This year, the Ravens have their sights set on the Cleveland Browns in the opener this Sunday; and what a difference a year makes.
Rookie Ryan Mountcastle hit a two-run homer, Rio Ruiz added a three-run shot as the Baltimore Orioles hit four homers and cruised to an 11-2 victory over the New York Mets on Tuesday night.
Ron Rivera missed Washington's first game week practice to begin treatment for a form of skin cancer, so Jack Del Rio stepped in as planned.
There is plenty of hype surrounding the Baltimore Ravens this year, and rightfully so. All eyes will be on the reigning league MVP, Lamar Jackson, and some of the newest additions to the team's defense.
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the event had none of the pageantry and atmosphere usually associated with a football game at Navy.
When the Ravens announced they would be selling cutouts to occupy the seats at the stadium, Kris Ruhling knew Mo deserved his spot at the Bank.
