#TBT: 20 Years Ago Ravens Played Their First Game In Baltimore
It was September 1, 1996, 20 years ago today, that the Baltimore Ravens played their first regular season game in Baltimore.
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It was September 1, 1996, 20 years ago today, that the Baltimore Ravens played their first regular season game in Baltimore.
Former NFL running back and Super Bowl champion Ray Rice was invited to address the Florida State Seminoles in advance of their season opener this weekend.
I predict Ravens will go 9-7. Their schedule is certainly easier this season with no long journeys.
Kaepernick has been under a lot of scrutiny this past week after protesting during the National Anthem as a response to police brutality and racism in the United States.
It's almost football season and that means fans will be heading out to their team's home stadiums. Check out these must-visit stadiums this upcoming NFL season.
For the eighth year, the Maryland Lottery and the Baltimore Ravens are teaming up, handing out even bigger prizes than before.
If the Baltimore Ravens select to have their fourth-round pick, offensive tackle Alex Lewis, begin the season next to their No. 6 overall pick Ronnie Stanley, it will mark the first time in 21 years that a team starts rookies at left guard and tackle in a season opener.
Following the rash of significant injuries in recent weeks, your fantasy football draft strategy may need to change. Let's break down the key injuries.
As the Ravens cut the roster down to 53, many players are on the "bubble" with the risk of being cut. Ryan Mink of BaltimoreRavens.com joined Norris and Long to preview the final preseason game and the Ravens roster.
Baltimore Ravens running back Justin Forsett is contributing $7,500 to aid in flood relief in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and plans to volunteer with the United Way on Thursday before the Ravens play their final preseason game in New Orleans.
The Baltimore Ravens tweeted out a teaser of "something special" featuring former Raven Ray Lewis.
Breshad Perriman says he expects to play his first NFL game Thursday in New Orleans.
The rancorous rivalry will be at the top of the list of things to watch in the AFC North this season. The Ravens will try to get it together after a season scuttled by injuries, and the Browns will be starting over again with a new head coach and quarterback — sound familiar?
Colin Kaepernick's decision to sit while the national anthem is being played has sparked strong reaction across the sports world.
Tony Lombardi with the Russell Street Report joined the Scott Garceau Show to help recap the Ravens third preseason game and shared his opinion on the league playing less preseason games.
The Baltimore Ravens began their first round of cuts before the regular season by parting with nine players and placing two on injured reserve.
John Eisenberg of the Ravens website joined Ed and Rob to talk about the Ravens 30-9 win over the Lions in pre-season game number 3.
Defiant, and determined to be a conduit for U.S. change, Colin Kaepernick plans to sit through the national anthem for as long as he feels is appropriate and until he sees significant progress in America — specifically when it comes to race relations.
Does the NFL really need preseason games? Head Coach John Harbaugh says no.
Joe Flacco went 11 for 16 for 94 yards in his first action since November, but the BaltimoreRavens lost tight end Benjamin Watson to a season-ending injury during a 30-9 preseason victory over the Detroit Lions on Saturday night.
Baltimore Ravens veteran tight end Benjamin Watson is out for the season after suffering a torn Achilles during Saturday night's pre-season game against the Detroit Lions.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick is refusing to stand for the national anthem before games.
Keenan Reynolds' foray into the NFL has overwhelmingly altered his perspective of the game.
Tim Tebow, a failed NFL player and aspiring MLB player, is fascinating for the strong opinions and feelings he sparks in sports fans.
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