The Baltimore Ravens got back on track and improved to 3-1 in Week Four after an embarrassing loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football in Week Three with a convincing 34-17 win...
The Baltimore Ravens will need to have a short memory coming off a short week following their first loss of the season when they fell out of the ranks of the unbeaten thanks to a...
The Baltimore Ravens Week Three matchup with the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs was prematurely dubbed the ‘Game of the Year’ when the 2020 NFL schedule was released. However, the highly anticipated primetime bout between...
The Baltimore Ravens will have to wait an extra week to face their archrivals for the first time this season. Their AFC North matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers that was set to take place on...
Ever since he was elevated into full-time starter status midway through his rookie season in 2018, Baltimore Ravens franchise quarterback Lamar Jackson hasn’t trailed or had to mount comebacks from huge deficits in the vast...
Through the first three games of the 2020 regular season reigning league MVP Lamar Jackson leads the Baltimore Ravens in rushing with 182 yards. However, the leading rusher among their running backs isn’t three-time Pro...
The Baltimore Ravens had a lot of players breakout last season including tight end Mark Andrews who was named to his first career Pro Bow after leading the team in targets, receptions, receiving yards and...
The defending champion Kansas City Chiefs had their way with the Baltimore Ravens’ vaunted defense on Monday Night Football in Week Three. Their pass defense got carved up through the air by reigning Superbowl MVP...
The Baltimore Ravens drafted a pair of rookie wide receivers for the third year in a row when they selected Devin Duvernay out of Texas in the third round and doubled down at the position...
The Baltimore Ravens signed veteran defensive back Marcus Gilchrist to their practice squad on Wednesday. He was originally drafted in the second round of the 2011 NFL Draft out of Clemson by the then-San Diego...
