Back From Bye, Healthier Ravens Await Showdown With Patriots
Healthy and rested, the Baltimore Ravens returned from their bye to begin preparation for Sunday night's showdown against the unbeaten New England Patriots.
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Healthy and rested, the Baltimore Ravens returned from their bye to begin preparation for Sunday night's showdown against the unbeaten New England Patriots.
Darting between and past would-be tacklers with uncanny guile and deceptive quickness, Lamar Jackson is the focal point of a run-oriented offense in the NFL's pass-happy world.
The Ravens and Patriots will face off next Sunday, November 2 in Baltimore at 8:20 p.m.
Linebacker Demone Harris signed with the Ravens on Tuesday, but it's how it all unfolded that is making headlines.
The Ravens are off this week before playing the New England Patriots in two weeks, but their staff isn't slowing down yet.
Combining the versatility of quarterback Lamar Jackson with an opportunistic defense, the Baltimore Ravens charged into their bye with a three-game winning streak and a healthy lead in the AFC North.
Ravens linebacker Pernell McPhee will likely stay off the field for the rest of the season due to torn triceps, head coach John Harbaugh said Monday.
Whether it was scrambling away from trouble or designed runs to use his speed, there was no stopping Lamar Jackson.
Last week, it was the winless Cincinnati Bengals. The week before, it was the Pittsburgh Steelers, who were down to their third-string quarterback.
The Ravens announced Friday morning that cornerback Brandon Carr would take over number 39 and cornerback Marcus Peters would switch to number 24.
There is an understandable mutual admiration between Baltimore's Lamar Jackson and Seattle's Russell Wilson.
Lamar Jackson won the FedEx Ground Player of the Week Award, becoming the first quarterback to do so in the program's 17-year history.
Over the course of nine NFL seasons with the Seattle Seahawks, Earl Thomas picked off 28 passes, earned a Super Bowl ring and was selected to the Pro Bowl six times.
It's his second time being picked in as many weeks- and it's not his only accomplishment of Sunday's game.
The Baltimore Ravens have one of the strongest fan bases in the NFL.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson continued to build upon his impressive season Sunday in a win over the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Ravens have acquired cornerback Marcus Peters from the Los Angeles Rams.
A Ravens fan loves Lamar Jackson so much he wants a piece of the quarterback with him forever.
Current and former Baltimore Ravens players traded in the playbook for policy Monday night, sitting down with city and state elected officials, as well as community members and activists, to talk about policing in Baltimore.
Injuries in the defensive backfield just keep on coming for the Baltimore Ravens, who likely will play without safety DeShon Elliott the rest of the season.
Boldin's announcement came during this afternoon's Ravens game. He was honored as the Legend of the Game.
Jackson, the Ravens' second-year quarterback, became the first quarterback in the Super Bowl era with over 200 passing yards and 150 rushing yards in one game.
During the game, kicker Justin Tucker became the fastest player in NFL history to score 1,000 points.
Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker is now the fastest player in NFL history to score 1,000 points, after he kicked a 40-yard field goal in the second quarter of Sunday's game.
Sunday afternoon, the Bengals come to town to face off against the Ravens.
