Ravens Earn Compensatory Third-Round Pick In 2017 NFL Draft
Baltimore's extra pick will be the 35th selection in the third round and 99th overall, which is tied for the highest compensatory pick in Ravens history.
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Baltimore's extra pick will be the 35th selection in the third round and 99th overall, which is tied for the highest compensatory pick in Ravens history.
Rumors have been swirling that the Baltimore Ravens might release tight end Dennis Pitta over his $5.5 million salary.
The Baltimore Ravens recently announced their partnership with the festival in the form of the Baltimore Ravens Innovation Challenge at Light City during Labs@LightCity.
The NFL, which had previously played a regular-season game at Azteca Stadium in 2005, will return to Mexico City next season when the Raiders host the Patriots.
Should injured pro athletes be allowed to earn worker compensation benefits until they are 67 years old, like other workers, even if their athletic careers normally would have ended more than 30 years earlier?
While Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has many suitors, only the Broncos and Texans would really be a good fit.
Baltimore Ravens center Matt Birk passed on a chance to meet with Obama because of the president's support of Planned Parenthood. Golfer Tom Lehman was even more outspoken when rebuffing a president, calling Bill Clinton "a draft-dodging baby killer."
Former NFL running back Trent Richardson is facing a misdemeanor domestic violence charge in Alabama.
The NBA is warning Texas over a proposed "bathroom bill" targeting transgender people that is similar to a North Carolina law that prompted the league to move the All-Star Game out of that state.
Among those who also dropped out were Bennett's brother Martellus, of the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins receiver Kenny Stills, Seahawks' Cliff Avril, San Francisco 49er Carlos Hyde and Justin Forsett of the Denver Broncos.
An Atlanta zoo has named a cockroach after Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.
The New York Giants said goodbye to Victor Cruz after a seven-year storybook run during which he developed into one of the NFL's most feared receivers and a fan favorite, helping the franchise to a Super Bowl title before being slowed by injuries.
Brandon Tierney of the CBS Sports Network joined Ed and Rob to talk about various topics around the NFL.
Tony Lombardi of Russell Street Report joined Scott & Jeremy to discuss everything Ravens from free agents to salary cap.
Terrell Owens, who deserves to be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, will get there eventually, but the delay is hardly tragic.
Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis headlines the Hall of Fame's Class of 2018 nominees.
Super Bowl losers rarely return to win the big game the next season. And odds are that the Falcons will continue that trend.
Ed Norris and Rob Long were joined by Baltimore Sun's Mike Preston to discuss the Ravens' potential moves in the off season and what the roster may look like next fall.
Jerry Coleman was joined by American sports talk radio personality Scott Ferrall of Ferrall on the Bench to rehash their time working together before they get down to discussing the biggest events in sports.
Tony Lombardi of the Russell Street Report joined Norris and Long to discuss what the Baltimore Ravens may be looking to do in the off season.
A new survey found that Joe Flacco is the most attractive player in the NFL.
About 22,000 retirees are encouraged to get baseline neurological testing. The league expects more than 6,000 of them to eventually be diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer's disease.
Tom Brady may be the "greatest of all time" after last week's Super Bowl, but he sure isn't getting paid like it. Here is a list of eight NFL quarterbacks who make more than the Super Bowl MVP.
The Baltimore Ravens have received 40/1 odds to be the team hoisting the Lombardi trophy next year, which ranks right in the middle of the league at No. 16.
Host Nick Stevens and the Tailgate Fan crew take you inside Guy Fieri's players' tailgate party.
