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“I wasn’t sure if I was even going to get a chance to play football again, with the cap being the way it was," said Wolfe. View the full article

Oliver, the No. 69 overall pick in the 2019 NFL draft, has played just four games in two NFL seasons. View the full article

Fort, 31, would have counted $3 million against the salary cap in 2021, the last year of a two-year, $5.5 million contract extension signed in November 2019. View the full article

Ravens defensive lineman Broderick Washington was released on bail and is set for a hearing in Arlington General District Court on March 31, according to court records. View the full article

The Ravens will need more up front to win more than just one game in the playoffs. But a day after a pair of high-profile exits, the Ravens recommitted to the defense that had helped make the postseason appearance possible. View the full article

Wolfe, 31, joined the Ravens last offseason after spending the first eight years of his career with the Denver Broncos. View the full article

The deal is reportedly worth $22 million, with another $5 million available in incentives, and $12 million guaranteed. View the full article

Jihad Ward, 26, was a healthy scratch in five games for the Ravens last season but was one of the team’s most productive and versatile linemen. He agreed to a contract with the Jaguars. View the full article

The Ravens’ offseason makeover is going according to plan, which means Monday’s activity might’ve registered as somewhere between a comfort and a fright. View the full article

The deal is reportedly worth $1.6 million in guaranteed money, with another $1 million possible in incentives. View the full article

Judon, a Pro Bowl selection each of the past two years, is the Ravens’ first unrestricted free agent to agree to a new deal elsewhere this offseason. View the full article

Guard Kevin Zeitler has agreed to a three-year, $22.5 million deal with the Ravens, according to reports, the team’s first big splash in free agency. View the full article

The Ravens have money to spend in free agency, but not a lot. They also have two high-value players headed to free agency, which might be even more valuable. View the full article

McPhee started a career-high 13 games last season and appeared in 15 total, finishing with 34 tackles, three sacks and 19 quarterback pressures. View the full article

A beloved teammate and locker room presence, Ingram, 31, had 72 carries for a career-low 299 rushing yards last season and missed four games with an ankle injury. View the full article

The plan includes a mix of in-person sports betting in Maryland and betting through mobile apps and websites. View the full article

The Ravens were awarded two compensatory draft picks Wednesday, giving them seven selections total entering next month’s NFL draft. View the full article

With a wave of veterans expected to be released over the next week, the Ravens could find value on the free-agent market. View the full article

The level of Edwards’ tender was not disclosed, but it’s expected to be a second-round tender, which would be worth $3.4 million in 2021. View the full article

The Ravens can talk all they want about improving the passing game, but the bottom line is the team has been stuck in a passing quagmire for three years now. View the full article

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh talks about his approach to hiring new coaches to his staff. View the full article

Depending on the deals they get and whom the Ravens sign, the team could earn a pair of top compensatory picks in 2021 if both leave in free agency. View the full article

During a virtual NFL scouting combine news conference Tuesday, the Ravens coach said a decision to conduct organized training activities remotely for a second straight offseason would be a “colossal mistake.” View the full article

If Stanley’s recovery is delayed, Harbaugh indicated that the Ravens would turn to Orlando Brown Jr. at left tackle. View the full article

“We haven’t really gotten into the actual contract proposals, negotiations, things like that,” Eric DeCosta said. View the full article