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“I think at some point, hopefully, we’ll have some good news for everybody,” Eric DeCosta said of a potential deal with Lamar Jackson. View the full article

When asked in March about the prospects of another offseason of virtual organized team activities, Harbaugh said it would be a “colossal mistake.” View the full article

While the Ravens continue to do their due diligence on pass-catching prospects with the NFL draft 10 days away, general manager Eric DeCosta remains bullish on the team’s current wideouts, even as many have soured on a group that was one of the least productive in the 2020 season. View the full article

“Our players have the right to make a decision that they feel is best for them," Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said. View the full article

As free agency winds down and teams put the finishing touches on their big boards, it’s time for one last look at how the draft might play out. View the full article

“Our players have the right to make a decision that they feel is best for them," said DeCosta. View the full article

Last year, the Ravnes' offseason programs were all done virtually, and training camp was pushed back because of the COVID-19 pandemic. View the full article

With the NFL draft fast approaching, a season of relative stability at safety has not silenced suggestions that the Ravens can do better. View the full article

Amid a wave of COVID-19 cases, the Ravens didn’t allow more than 4,345 fans in attendance in any game last season. View the full article

In 2020, after he signed with the Minnesota Vikings but opted out of the season because of health concerns surrounding COVID-19, Pierce had an early vision of his retirement. View the full article

The NFL’s revised offseason program still includes a post-draft rookie minicamp, voluntary workouts and a mandatory minicamp next month despite the union’s objection to in-person activities due to COVID-19 concerns. View the full article

The latest Freedom Elementary School fundraiser for a new playground is a silent auction at Stratosphere Social where NFL player Bradley Bozeman will be present. View the full article

Tennessee State officials reportedly discussed their coaching vacancy with Ray Lewis before hiring Eddie George. View the full article

The Ravens have obvious needs this draft. But if they take the best player available in the early or middle rounds, they could find good value there, too. View the full article

Sports columnist Mike Preston and Ravens beat writer Jonas Shaffer discuss Ravens free agency and possible picks in the 2021 draft. View the full article

In the 2020 NFL draft, the Ravens selected several rookies who made an immediate impact. They need to have similar success this year if they want to be serious contenders in the AFC. View the full article

The Ravens have serious work to do in the NFL draft. With an eye on their immediate roster gaps and their future needs, here's a ranking of their top five draft priorities. View the full article

With the help of Pro Football Focus’ mock draft simulator, here’s where the Ravens could look with their six picks (and no trades). View the full article

In addition to resolving issues on setting up a sports betting industry, lawmakers plan to work until midnight Monday in Annapolis, passing dozens and dozens of bills. View the full article

Former Raven Gerrard Sheppard, sister Shanae expand their Sunset Raw Juice Bar business into Fulton. View the full article

The Senate’s Budget and Taxation Committee has voted unanimously to advance the plan to the Senate for discussion. View the full article

The one-year contract will bring Levine back for a 10th season in Baltimore and his 12th season in the NFL. View the full article

Here are nine potential Ravens targets who helped their stock with strong performances — and three who might’ve slipped. View the full article

The Maryland Stadium Authority has signed a deal with Aerial Armor, an Arizona company that specializes in “security solutions for drone intrusions.” View the full article

The plan being put forth by the state Senate would be wide open to applicants, compared with a plan approved by the House of Delegates that would limit the number of licenses. View the full article