Department of Defense Changes The Rules For Professional Sports
The Department of Defense is changing the rules on Academy athletes having to serve a mandatory two-years of active service.
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The Department of Defense is changing the rules on Academy athletes having to serve a mandatory two-years of active service.
The world is currently experiencing the effects of the immensely popular new app, Pokemon Go, and the Baltimore Ravens are no exception.
Baltimore Ravens Jeremy Zuttah may be the center on the field, but his dog Ace was surely at the center of attention on Zuttah's wedding day.
The North is one of the more competitive divisions in the league. It used to be based on defense, now it's offensive firepower that rules the day.
When Steve Smith Sr. found out he was not on the list for 2016, he took to social media to relay his objections.
The Ravens will be down another tight end for the first four games of the 2016 regular season.
Three Ravens have the potential to hit some pretty big milestones in their careers this coming season. Steve Smith Sr., Elvis Dumervil, and Joe Flacco are all about reaching some big goals in 2016.
The Ravens linebacker went back to his roots in Haiti to aid in the construction of 58 homes in a community.
The city of Baltimore has made its mark on sports history with a plethora of championships with larger than life athletes leading the way in the process. But who's the greatest athlete ever to play for the city of Baltimore?
Ravens defensive lineman Carl Davis bought his mom a brand new car.
Tennessee Titans linebacker Derrick Morgan wants the NFL to study how medical marijuana could help players. His comments follow offensive tackle Eugene Monroe's recommendation that the NFL stop testing players for marijuana.
New England native Ben Affleck has impassioned feelings about Tom Brady and Deflategate.
Ravens receiver Steve Smith Sr. will be part of an upcoming episode of Celebrity Family Feud.
The Ravens receiver gets trolled by a little Patriots fan, explains how he made Joe Flacco a millionaire and draws up his own special play. Oh, and he gave back to those who serve our country.
The Redskins are one of five NFL teams using so-called beeping or whistling footballs to emphasize ball security. When the ball is being held correctly with the fundamental five points of pressure, it emits an audible beeping sound at about 80 decibels to tell a player he's doing it right.
Ravens fans got a shocking -- and fake -- scare on Twitter Wednesday night.
Careers in the NFL are notoriously short and championship windows are even shorter. That's why being enshrined in the Hall of Fame stands tall as the greatest honor in all of sports. Many wish to claim that honor, but very few are given the opportunity.
Former Baltimore Raven Torrey Smith and his wife Chanel have announced the birth of their second child.
Pro Bowl right guard Marshal Yanda has made the NFL's Top 100 list again, this time coming in at No. 37, up 42 spots from last year. This is Yanda's third consecutive appearance on the list and no guard ranks higher this year.
Carrie Underwood's "Waiting All Day For Sunday Night" will no longer be the song of Sunday night football.
Joe Flacco played the unaccustomed role of spectator at the Baltimore Ravens minicamp this week.
Terrell Suggs hasn't spoken to reporters since September 9 of last year, that's a span of 281 days.
Justin Tucker is looking forward to his long-term deal in Baltimore.
Richardson has been working hard to make a comeback this season after being in and out of the NFL since 2012 but unfortunately, his story has hit another road block.
Eugene Monroe is still trying to get the NFL to recognize medical marijuana as an acceptable alternative to traditional pain treatment.
