What To Watch For From Some Of The Ravens In The Pro Bowl
Although the team has noted that it would rather be in Miami for the Super Bowl, there is still plenty of excitement in Orlando for the Pro Bowl.
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Although the team has noted that it would rather be in Miami for the Super Bowl, there is still plenty of excitement in Orlando for the Pro Bowl.
Ravens kicker Justin Tucker is in Orlando getting ready for the Pro Bowl on Sunday.
Right state, wrong city- the Ravens are in Orlando for the Pro Bowl, but would rather be in Miami for the Super Bowl.
There's a chance the Pro Bowl could be the last game for Ravens offensive lineman Marshal Yanda.
The Ravens won't be playing in the Super Bowl this year after a stunning loss to the Tennessee Titans in the AFC Divisional Round.
Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson has been a top target of autograph seekers at the Pro Bowl this year. At the opposite end of the star spectrum: Ravens long snapper Morgan Cox and fullback Patrick Ricard.
Baltimore cornerback Marlon Humphrey was signing autographs following Pro Bowl practice Thursday and wrapping up an interview when his sister jumped in with a desperate request.
The Pro Bowl is a celebration of football's best, and the Ravens often emphasize that they're a football family.
Although the Ravens are enjoying their time at the Pro Bowl this week, the team has its sights set on bigger and better things next season.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson made plenty of new fans during his historic season, including Baylen Brees, the son of New Orleans Saints quarterback, Drew Brees.
Although the Ravens will not be playing in Super Bowl 54, there will still be coaches and players representing the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs who have Maryland ties.
Representing the Ravens is "Poe Manor," a purple and black model home.
Critics were quick to jump on quarterback Lamar Jackson after the Ravens fell to the Tennessee Titans in the AFC Divisional Round.
It's an age-old debate in Baltimore: is Joe Flacco elite?
The Pro Football Writers of America has named Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh its 2019 NFL Coach of the Year.
The Ravens announced Wednesday that head coach John Harbaugh and his staff will coach the AFC at the Pro Bowl in Orlando.
The awards keep coming for Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson!
Pro Football Hall of Famer and Inside the NFL analyst Ray Lewis discusses how fans should look at the Ravens' 2019-20 season after a disappointing end.
Not everyone is a Ravens fan, including former Ravens and Titans safety Bernard Pollard.
Quadry Ismail took a look at some key pending free agents going into the offseason and looking ahead into next season.
"I feel like we were too excited. We wanted to score points right away. We got out of our element too fast," Jackson said.
Despite the loss, many Ravens fans are hopeful and still love the team.
The Ravens take on the Tennessee Titans starting at 8:15 p.m. on Saturday on WJZ.
Torrey Smith sat down with WJZ Anchor Rick Ritter on Purple Playoff Push Friday night to talk about everything from what it's like to be a player on the field during this crucial part of the post-season to who could pose the biggest threat to the Ravens' Super Bowl hopes.
In Kingsville, there's one superfan who's just a little different than the rest.
