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With Lamar Jackson due for a megadeal and tight end Mark Andrews’s appointment not far behind, the Ravens’ pay scale paradigm will have to change before long. View the full article

“We’ll sit down on Wednesday and kind of decide that,” Harbaugh told SiriusXM NFL Radio. View the full article

Mike Preston writes: First-round pick Rashod Bateman has shown explosiveness and playmaking ability, but you have to wonder how the Ravens keep drafting injury-prone receivers. View the full article

The 27th overall pick of the 2021 NFL draft was injured early during Tuesday morning's practice, clutching his core area before limping inside for treatment. He did not return. View the full article

Mike Preston writes: Lamar Jackson needs to show that he has grown up and put away the childish things like playing football games on the beach, participating in pickup basketball games on an outdoor court and driving over 100 miles per hour without a seat belt on while taping it on video. View the full article

"I had three days that were really tough, but I think I did pretty well," said Edwards when asked about returning from covid. "It wasn't too bad." View the full article

"I feel like now it's my job to step up and help try to lead this defense, lead this team, so hopefully I can do that," said Elliott on being a leader. View the full article

The Baltimore Ravens are holding their third week of training camp at the Under Armour Performance Center. View the full article

Quarterback Lamar Jackson’s first pass was broken up by cornerback Tavon Young, but then he connected on 15 consecutive throws during full-team and seven-on-seven exercises during the Ravens' Monday training camp practice. View the full article

The offensive front welcomed a brief appearance by starting left tackle Ronnie Stanley (fractured left ankle), but then watched starting center Bradley Bozeman leave practice with what coach John Harbaugh called a “strain.” View the full article

“Hopefully, it’s the leap from Syracuse,” said Jackson, referring to a 2016 play in which he hurdled an Orange defender. View the full article

“I got to talk to my team doctors and try to see how they feel about it," said Jackson, who has twice been infected by COVID-19. View the full article

Does the Ravens' passing game look different? Ask again in a week or so. View the full article

"He's certainly very much on schedule," said Harbaugh when asked about the return of OT Ronnie Stanley. "[He's] been working really hard." View the full article

"That's good for him, but like I said, I'm not worried about that," said Jackson when asked about QB Josh Allen signing a extension with the Bills." View the full article

"Man, I was – just like last time – probably fatigued, if anything. I was sleeping a lot, but I'm glad to be back," said Jackson. "I didn't like it at all." View the full article

The scoreboard behind the end zone at the edge of the Ravens’ practice field said it all. View the full article

Outside linebacker Justin Houston didn’t take long to win his first news conference as a Raven. View the full article

Lamar Jackson, absent for the Ravens’ first eight camp practices, made his debut Saturday morning and “looked really good,” John Harbaugh said. View the full article

The Ravens' star quarterback was activated off the reserve/COVID-19 list Friday afternoon and returned to the field Saturday after missing eight days of practice in Owings Mills. View the full article

Sanders oversaw all security-related matters for the organization, including for owner Steve Bisciotti, players, coaches and staff members. View the full article

After an offseason of hand-wringing over the Ravens’ overhaul at outside linebacker, the defensive line’s biggest impact might have to come in the pass rush. View the full article

Columnist Mike Preston writes: Training camp is a time for NFL teams to find answers to questions, but after 10 days the Ravens’ offensive line has emerged as the team’s biggest weakness. View the full article

"I just wanted opportunities to have one-on-ones and to be able to put pressure on the quarterback," said Houston when asked why he chose Baltimore. View the full article

"I thought he looked really good," coach John Harbaugh said when asked about QB Lamar Jackson. "I would say he looked even better than I expected him to." View the full article