WATCH: Excited Ravens Fan Finds Lamar Jackson Jersey Under The Tree
Many Ravens fans likely asked for some team gear under their Christmas trees this year, but one fan's excited reaction to his holiday surprise is going viral on social media.
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Many Ravens fans likely asked for some team gear under their Christmas trees this year, but one fan's excited reaction to his holiday surprise is going viral on social media.
Here are the sports stories that caught the most attention on WJZ.com in 2019.
Looking for a last-second Christmas present for that hard-to-shop-for Ravens fan? The team is helping you out.
The previous time Robert Griffin III started a game in the NFL, he was protecting a broken shoulder while flinging the ball for a miserable Cleveland Browns team staggering through a 1-15 season in 2016.
The Ravens have clinched home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, but is there a downside to resting Lamar Jackson and other key players?
In a very funny Christmas edition of "What's in the Box?" several Ravens players are scared to touch the things they cannot see -- a ham, a Christmas tree, fruitcake, a stuffed penguin and a cat.
Ravens quarterback Robert Griffin III understands he's been giving a great opportunity to lead as star quarterback Lamar Jackson will sit out during the team's matchup against the Steelers Sunday.
Lamar Jackson bought the entire Ravens offensive line Rolex watches.
Ravens fans are fired up on Victory Monday after the team clinched first place in the AFC Sunday for the first time in franchise history.
Several Ravens players won't face off against the Steelers, Coach John Harbaugh announced during a press conference Monday.
The road to the Super Bowl in the AFC goes through Baltimore, where its MVP candidate will be waiting.
Ravens running back Mark Ingram suffered a calf injury in Sunday's victory over the Cleveland Browns.
Lamar Jackson found Mark Andrews in the back of the endzone just before halftime to give the Ravens a 14-6 lead heading into the locker room.
Ravens running back Mark Ingram II hit 1,000 rushing yards for the third time in his NFL career Sunday against the Browns.
The Ravens were shutout in the first quarter Sunday against the Browns.
