Justin Tucker To Sign Long-Term Deal With Ravens (Soon)
Justin Tucker is looking forward to his long-term deal in Baltimore.
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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.
Let's take a look at the top five positions that have the most competition for the team and who is there to compete.
Brent Harris, an analyst for Comcast Sportsnet who covers the Ravens, recently joined Norris and Davis to talk about the team releasing Eugene Monroe, the running backs of the future and what's going on approaching the final days of mini-camp.
Stanley recently visited BARCS Animal Shelter in Baltimore in search of adding a pup to his family. Accompanied by his girlfriend and team mate, Alexander Lewis, they were on the lookout for a very specific type of dog.
The Baltimore Ravens have released veteran offensive tackle Eugene Monroe.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Perriman does not have a torn ACL and will likely be fine to play during the 2016 season.
PressBox football and Ravens beat writer Joe Platania joined the Norris and Davis show to talk Ravens, Breshad Perriman and more.
"It's just the luck of the draw, or in this case, the lack of luck."
Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. will host a football camp for 150 children at Fort Meade next week.
Former Ravens linebacker Brad Jackson joined Ed and Steve to talk about Breshad Perriman's newest knee injury.
Crockett Gillmore called the Ravens tight end group "the best group in the NFL."
Social media a huge part of everyone's lives in today's world, especially in sports, but Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh doesn't quite get the method to the madness.
The Ravens will hold two open practices for fans at M&T Bank Stadium in August. Additionally, fans can enter a lottery for the opportunity to win tickets to one of 14 practices held at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills.
Garrett Downing, writer and reporter for the Baltimore Ravens Digital Media Team joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Ravens' OTAs and what he has seen from the team so far.
"This is a good chance of being my last ride when it comes to proving myself in the NFL," Richardson said. "I know myself that I'm not done in the NFL, don't want to be done," said Richardson.
You can usually count on NFL players looking at film with fellow teammates during the offseason. But how about an hour of The Bachelorette with companions of the gridiron.
"They have made some improvements, but not great improvements." Preston believes the key for this team's success will be how the players will recover from their injuries last season.
The Baltimore Ravens have two players on Pete Prisco's 'Top 100 NFL Players of 2016' list.
"I think the one thing that the defense lacked was leadership and I think they get that with Eric Weddle," said Harris.
The 2015 season was not kind to the Baltimore Ravens. A 5-11 finish was a huge disappointment for a team looking to return to the postseason. Fans and players alike are hoping that 2016 will be a much more successful campaign. Here are the Top 5 reasons why it will be:
One Ravens player is making headlines nationwide with a strong push to change the NFL's drug policy. Eugene Monroe is pleading his case for the use of medical marijuana. The star lineman believes it should be an alternative for players to treat injuries.
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun is back on with Norris and Davis to comment on the Ravens being fined for the rookies wearing pads during the OTAs.
Ray Rice has returned to the Under Armour Performance Center, but this time it's not to play football.
