Baltimore-Pittsburgh Game Moved From Sunday To Tuesday; 3 More Ravens Added To Reserve/COVID-19 List
The Ravens game against the Steelers is being moved again, this time from Sunday to Tuesday, per ESPN reports.
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The Ravens game against the Steelers is being moved again, this time from Sunday to Tuesday, per ESPN reports.
Robert Griffin III is slated to start at quarterback for the Ravens against the Pittsburgh Steelers after reigning league MVP Lamar Jackson was placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson has tested positive for COVID-19, according to reports from the NFL Network.
Antonio Gibson ran for three touchdowns, Alex Smith had a scoring pass and Washington at least temporarily moved into first place in the woeful NFC East with a 41-16 Thanksgiving victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday.
The Baltimore Ravens said Wednesday the team has "disciplined" a staff member for conduct surrounding the recent COVID-19 cases affecting the organization.
Alex Smith and Andy Dalton have 25 years of experience as NFL quarterbacks combined but just one Thanksgiving start between them.
The Ravens vs. Steelers matchup has been moved to Sunday, NFL announced Wednesday.
The Baltimore Ravens have a major game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thanksgiving and CBS Sports reporter Evan Washburn believes this matchup is important for a number of different reasons for Baltimore.
The Baltimore Ravens are continuing to conduct team activities virtually Tuesday, after several members tested positive for coronavirus late Sunday.
Multiple positive coronavirus tests has led the Ravens to shut down their facility, including two of the teams running backs.
Referees had to step in before kickoff Sunday afternoon at M&T Bank Stadium when Tennessee Titans players were seen huddling on the Ravens logo in midfield.
This Baltimore couple's lives were changed forever with an ALS diagnosis. They say the Ravens' fighting spirit, and help from the Brigance Brigade Foundation, keeps them going.
The Baltimore Ravens fell to the Tennessee Titans after going into overtime Sunday.
Two key Ravens run stoppers are listed as doubtful for Sunday's matchup versus Derrick Henry and the Tennessee Titans.
The Ravens are looking to bounce back from their disappointing Week 10 loss to the New England Patriots. This week, a lot is on the line when Derrick Henry and the Tennessee Titans come to town.
If you're looking for a holiday gift for the Ravens fan in your life, the team is once again opening a pop-up shop!
The Ravens and Titans, who are both coming off of disappointing losses, will look to control the game on the ground.
Rematch, yes. Revenge? No.
Before the Cincinnati Bengals selected Joe Burrow to be their franchise quarterback, the owners of the top pick in the NFL draft met with Chase Young, who was considered a generational pass rusher.
Embarrassed by the fashion in which Derrick Henry shredded their defense for 195 yards rushing in the playoffs last January, the Baltimore Ravens worked during the offseason to improve their ability to stop the run.
With the Steelers, Ravens and Browns, the AFC North has three potential playoff contenders going into Week 11.
The Baltimore Ravens enter Sunday's pivotal game against the Tennessee Titans with 11 players on injured reserve and several other key contributors too hurt to practice.
The Baltimore Ravens want to help struggling families in Baltimore this Thanksgiving.
The New York Giants, Atlanta Falcons and Las Vegas Raiders put players on the NFL's COVID-19 list Tuesday, while Washington had its first instance of someone in the organization testing positive for the coronavirus since the season began.
