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As former Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco adjusts to the Denver altitude, his time in Baltimore came to an official close Friday with the listing of his roomy Reisterstown mansion for $1.59 million. The 7,361-square-foot property at 5 Norfolk Court sits on 1.2 acres of land. Built in 2008, the single-family... View the full article

The Twitterverse shared strong reactions to Wednesday’s report that the Ravens plan to trade longtime quarterback Joe Flacco to the Denver Broncos. Some people called the trade a bad deal for the Broncos, as Flacco was injured midway through last season and saw his position taken over by rookie... View the full article

Take a look at quarterback Joe Flacco's time in Baltimore, and before. View the full article

A timeline of the safety's NFL career View the full article

In an offseason teeming with uncertainty and variables, the Ravens at least know that quarterback Joe Flacco will not return next season. The trouble is, so does the rest of the NFL. Why send an asset to Baltimore to secure a trade when he might hit the open market as a free agent? Eric DeCosta... View the full article

Five days after Ravens coach John Harbaugh said he expects guard Marshal Yanda and safety Eric Weddle to return next season, general manager Eric DeCosta struck a more diplomatic tone Wednesday. Asked whether he shared the optimism Harbaugh expressed at his season-ending news conference Friday... View the full article

Greg Roman has been promoted to Ravens offensive coordinator, the team announced Friday, marking the end of Marty Mornhinweg’s tenure on coach John Harbaugh’s staff and the embrace of a new era under quarterback Lamar Jackson. Roman, 46, joined the Ravens in 2017 as a senior offensive assistant... View the full article

Ravens multihyphenate Greg Roman — assistant head coach, tight ends coach, running-game guru — spoke to reporters only once this season. That was in early November, before those outside team headquarters knew of Joe Flacco’s injured right hip, before Lamar Jackson and the Ravens defense had started... View the full article

Robert Griffin III could have given a generic answer about seeking the best opportunity in free agency. No one — neither the teammates packing garbage bags around him nor the Ravens executives forging their plans for 2019 — would have blamed him. Instead, Griffin explained exactly why he’d be happy... View the full article

In the wake of Sunday’s sad end to an otherwise successful Ravens season, the conversation about the near-term future of the team turned in two predictable directions. Obviously, one of them pertained to the care and feeding of the new franchise quarterback after Lamar Jackson struggled so noticeably... View the full article

Former Maryland men’s basketball coach Gary Williams is friends with Steve Bisciotti, which means he gets to do cool things like watch games from the Ravens owner’s box at M&T Bank Stadium. On Sunday, Bisciotti’s guest list for the Ravens’ AFC wild-card-round playoff game against the Los Angeles... View the full article

Ravens offensive snap counts vs. Chargers Matt Skura, C — 61 Orlando Brown Jr., T — 61 Lamar Jackson, QB — 61 Ronnie Stanley, T — 61 Marshal Yanda, G — 61 Michael Crabtree, WR — 51 Willie Snead IV, WR — 51 John Brown, WR — 40 Bradley Bozeman, G — 34 Kenneth Dixon, RB — 32 Mark Andrews, TE — 28 ... View the full article

The Ravens reached the postseason for the first time in four years, but there won’t be much time to enjoy it. As soon as players started cleaning out their lockers Monday morning after a 23-17 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers in an AFC wild-card-round playoff game, the Ravens had to begin preparing... View the full article

Michael Pierce always knew the end would come, as it does for every team, whether in Week 17 or after the confetti has fallen on a Super Bowl champion. But the Ravens’ season stopped Sunday, in an AFC wild-card-round loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, and that meant the offseason and all of its... View the full article

Contentment is a state of mind that John Brown continues to pursue, and the wide receiver said he prefers to remain with the Ravens rather than test the free-agent market. “I’d just rather have fun and be in a happy place,” he said Monday. “This is a place I’m happy with. As long as it’s good enough... View the full article