Ravens Announce Mornhinweg Will Remain Offensive Coordinator
Head Coach John Harbaugh announced Tuesday morning that Marty Mornhinweg will remain the team's offensive coordinator.
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Head Coach John Harbaugh announced Tuesday morning that Marty Mornhinweg will remain the team's offensive coordinator.
Awaiting the winners of those games will be the top seeds: No. 1 Patriots and No. 2 Chiefs in the AFC, No. 1 Cowboys and No. 2 Falcons in the NFC.
The NFL just announced all of the proposed opponents for the upcoming season.
Far sooner than desired, the Baltimore Ravens cleared out their lockers Monday following a disappointing 8-8 season that ended without a whiff of the playoffs.
Brian McFarland of Russell Street Report joined Ed and Rob to talk about the Ravens salary cap ahead of the 2017 off-season.
Smith's family is his focus now — that and indulging his taste for Rocky Road ice cream.
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun grades the Ravens position by position in a 27-10 season ending loss to the Bengals.
Andy Dalton completed his first 10 passes, one of them for a touchdown, and Rex Burkhead ran for a pair of touchdowns and the Cincinnati Bengals beat Baltimore 27-10 on Sunday, their fifth straight win at home over the Ravens.
The Ravens played their final game as if they were emotionally hungover from a last-minute loss at Pittsburgh last Sunday that eliminated them.
Joe Flacco has set the Ravens single-season record for passing yards, surpassing Vinny Testaverde's record of 4,177 yards set in 1996.
Despite speculations, Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh will not be entering the final year of his contract and is signed beyond next season.
The Baltimore Ravens have placed CB Jimmy Smith on the injured reserve list and promoted WR/RS Keenan Reynolds to the 53-man roster.
The 37-year-old is one of 11 players in NFL history with at least 1,000 catches and 14,000 yards and leads Baltimore's receivers with five TD catches this season.
Baltimore controlled its own destiny for the AFC North title but dropped two of the last three games, including a crushing 31-27 setback at Pittsburgh last week that clinched the division for the Steelers.
"It is going to be furious, feisty," Smith said. "It is going to be fun."
