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  1. Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is the only player to be picked in the first round of the Major League Baseball and NFL drafts, but there’s still time for Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson to prove himself on the diamond. View the full article
  2. The average ticket price increase is 9%, according to the Ravens, with the rate bump depending on the section. View the full article
  3. The New York Giants are expected to hire former Ravens defensive coordinator Don “Wink” Martindale for the same job, according to multiple reports. View the full article
  4. Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta has to rebuild and remodel while at the same time taking into consideration that some of the injured players from 2021 might not be ready for the start of 2022. It's a tricky situation, columnist Mike Preston writes. View the full article
  5. Bruce Cunningham was looking for a more permanent home when he moved from Alabama in 1991 to become the sports anchor for a fledgling Baltimore television station. The warm feedback when he announced the end of his 31-year run at Fox 45 told him he had found it. View the full article
  6. Coming off a dispiriting end to their 2021 season, the Ravens' key decision-makers, general manager Eric DeCosta and coach John Harbaugh, have not lost faith in quarterback Lamar Jackson, but they know they'll need better health, fresher legs on defense and a more reliable offensive line to put the team back on track for 2022. View the full article
  7. Ravens tight end Mark Andrews finished his career year in style Sunday as he caught five passes for 82 yards and a pair of touchdowns to help lead the AFC to a 41-35 victory over the NFC in the return of the Pro Bowl in Las Vegas. View the full article
  8. Sashi Brown is expected to join the Ravens in March and officially take over for Dick Cass on April 1. Here’s what you need to know about the Ravens’ new president. View the full article
  9. Ravens president Dick Cass will retire after 18 years with the team and will be succeeded by former Washington Wizards and Cleveland Browns executive Sashi Brown. View the full article
  10. General manager Eric DeCosta indicated that the team is willing to enter the 2022 season with quarterback Lamar Jackson playing on the final year of his rookie contract. View the full article
  11. Peters, 29, has a salary cap hit of $15.5 million in 2022, the final year of a three-year extension he signed late in the 2019 season. View the full article
  12. Marquise Brown’s option is expected to be worth a fully guaranteed $12.9 million. View the full article
  13. Ravens left tackle Ronnie Stanley had another ankle surgery in hopes of returning healthy for 2022. View the full article
  14. "First thing I would say is this is an unusual negotiation, because I've been dealing with a player, and I would never divulge a conversation," said DeCosta. View the full article
  15. "I think very highly of Marquise, I think he's a talent. I love his personality and his competitiveness and his passion," said DeCosta. View the full article
  16. Ryan's departure means former first-round pick Patrick Queen will have his third position coach in as many NFL seasons, View the full article
  17. Smith guided the Poets to the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association Class 2A/1A title this past season, Dunbar’s seventh championship under Smith and first since 2017. View the full article
  18. It’s great to have playmakers, which the Ravens still lack, but grunt guys win games, columnist Mike Preston writes. View the full article
  19. When Black coaches like Hue Jackson and Brian Flores claim they were paid to lose games, it really eats at the integrity of the game, columnist Mike Preston writes. View the full article
  20. Mike Macdonald is technically the first outsider John Harbaugh has hired as Ravens defensive coordinator, but he “grew up as a coach” in the organization before taking a year away to work for Harbaugh’s brother, Jim, at Michigan. That familiarity, combined with precocious teaching ability, earned the 34-year-old Macdonald his new job. View the full article
  21. Under John Harbaugh, who was hired in 2008, six of the Ravens’ seven offensive coordinators and all six of the team’s defensive coordinators have been white. View the full article
  22. Mike Macdonald's one year as Michigan's defensive coordinator showed how he might approach the job in Baltimore. View the full article
  23. After an 8-9 season, the draft will be a crucial part of coach John Harbaugh and general manager Eric DeCosta’s plan to build a perennial contender around quarterback Lamar Jackson as he enters the final season of his rookie contract. View the full article
  24. "I consider Mike to be family, part of the family [and] part of the Ravens family. You guys all know him. That's the biggest thing," said Harbaugh. View the full article
  25. "I think the beginning part of that big learning segment was, 'Hey, let's get everybody on the same page," said Macdonald. View the full article
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