'Great Pick!' | President Donald Trump Shouts Out Lamar Jackson On Twitter Ahead Of NFL Draft
We all know that Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is one of the most popular players in the NFL, and as it turns out, President Donald Trump is also a fan.
Watch CBS News
We all know that Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is one of the most popular players in the NFL, and as it turns out, President Donald Trump is also a fan.
Ravens quarterback Robert Griffin III is finding a way to keep himself and his family entertained while stay-at-home orders are in place across most of the country as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
The team is holding a virtual draft next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and fans are able to join in on the fun.
We all know that Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is popular here in Baltimore, and as it turns out, across the country.
Los Angeles Rams center Brian Allen is among the first active NFL players to make public that he tested positive for the coronavirus.
WJZ sports anchor Mark Viviano pinpoints LSU's Patrick Queen and Oklahoma's Kenneth Murray as potential first round targets for the Ravens.
Mark Ingram's NFL career comes full-circle. He heads into his 10th season like he did his rookie year, full of uncertainty.
The Ravens quarterback had some impressive artwork done prior to the shutdown of all non-essential businesses due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Former Ravens defensive end Ufomba Kamalu was arrested Thursday on a warrant for a domestic violence charge.
The Ravens head coach says he's concerned about the security of the virtual meetings teams are having in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
A pair of Ravens made the list of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's All Decade Team for the 2010s.
Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead, IV, and his girlfriend Chanelle are now engaged!
Kevin Byrne, Executive Vice President of Public and Community Relations for the Baltimore Ravens, informed the organization that he plans to retire in May.
Local gyms are closed, NFL facilities are off limits and mini camps could be canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Ravens released a video on Twitter Thursday of coaches and players thanking healthcare workers for all of their hard work amid the coronavirus pandemic.
