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Ravens president Dick Cass turned the Ravens into not just one of the best organizations in the NFL, but all of professional sports, columnist Mike Preston writes. View the full article

Baltimore Ravens introduces new president Sashi Brown, whose replacing retiring president Dick Cass. View the full article

Patrick Ricard, a Pro Bowl selection the past three seasons, is expected to be be one of the highest-paid fullbacks in the NFL. View the full article

Will Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta spend to fill a need in free agency, or does a rookie offer better value for a franchise with Super Bowl aspirations? Here’s a look at where the Ravens can turn at five key positions. View the full article

Bradley Bozeman, a sixth-round pick in 2018, started all but one game over the past three seasons in Baltimore. View the full article

From a pair of bold signings on Tuesday to the blow of losing a reported deal with pass rusher Za'Darius Smith on Thursday, the Ravens delivered an unusually interesting beginning to their free-agent shopping. View the full article

Michael Pierce, one of the best undrafted players in Ravens history, returns after an unusual two seasons in Minnesota. View the full article

As Marcus Williams explained how he’d found his way to Baltimore, signing a five-year, $70 million deal in free agency, he made clear certain philosophical alignments with the franchise’s defensive greats. View the full article

In signing free agent Morgan Moses to a three-year, $15 million deal, the Ravens acquired what they sorely lacked last season: a starting-level tackle who was as reliable as he was durable. View the full article

With the deal scuttled, the Ravens will have to re-engage with Za'Darius Smith or make the most of a depleted free-agent class. View the full article

“For me, obviously, this franchise has a history of being in the playoffs year after year,” said Moses. "I’m just excited to be here and be a part of it.” View the full article

"The ball's in the air, I think it's mine every time," said Williams when ask about quarterbacks throwing passes in his coverage area. View the full article

Here’s a rundown of who the Ravens have signed thus far and who’s still on the open market. View the full article

Outside linebacker Za’Darius Smith, who started his career in 2015 in Baltimore and had 18 ½ sacks over four seasons, was a Pro Bowl selection with the Packers in 2019 and 2020. View the full article

“We’ll see what happens with if I retire or not or if I keep playing,” Ravens defensive lineman Derek Wolfe said on the "Blood Origins" hunting podcast. View the full article

Safety Marcus Williams will make the Ravens better, especially in a secondary that had the worst pass defense in the NFL last season. But if they really want to be special, find a top pass rusher, columnist Mike Preston writes. View the full article

In the 6-foot-6, 318-pound Morgan Moses, the Ravens have landed an imposing veteran to help bolster their offensive line. View the full article

Ravens running back Gus Edwards said five masked, armed men got out of a car, confronted him and his friend and demanded their jewelry. Edwards said he had a $50,000 necklace and $25,000 watch stolen. View the full article

The Ravens have received 55 compensatory draft picks in franchise history, the most in the NFL since the system’s 1994 inception, a total that doesn’t include their two third-round picks for the Houston Texans’ 2021 hiring of coach David Culley. View the full article

Marcus Williams, 25, has been one of the NFL’s best safeties since arriving in New Orleans in 2017. Over five seasons with the Saints, he had 15 interceptions and 38 passes defended and never missed more than two games in a season. View the full article

After making a handful of moves last week to free up salary cap space, team officials have more work to do to reposition the Ravens as Super Bowl contenders. View the full article

The Ravens’ financial picture is expected to change before the new league year starts Wednesday, if not before the NFL’s legal-tampering period opens Monday. View the full article

The NFL's "all in" movement is deeper than just playing musical chairs with franchise quarterbacks, Mike Preston writes. It certainly brings up conversations about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s negotiations with the Ravens. View the full article

The moves give the Ravens important savings ahead of the start of free agency. The team has about $16 million in salary cap space. View the full article

Matt Birk spent a decade with the Vikings before joining the Ravens in 2009, and declined to visit the White House after the Ravens’ 2013 Super Bowl victory, citing President Barack Obama’s support for abortion rights. View the full article