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  1. Through three weeks of organized team activities, the Ravens have begun to build the foundation for the 2021 season — or apply the first layer of paint, as offensive coordinator Greg Roman said. The beginning of mandatory minicamp serves as an opportunity to add another coat, View the full article
  2. Nick Matteo "has done a great job since joining the Ravens,” Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said in a release. View the full article
  3. With Oweh signing, just two Ravens draft picks, third-round selections Ben Cleveland and Brandon Stephens, remain unsigned. View the full article
  4. The former first-round pick and NFL Offensive Player of the Year is coming off his least productive year in the league. View the full article
  5. After a full offseason of work, it will be interesting to find out if Patrick Queen develops into the complete linebacker the Ravens need in the middle of their defense. View the full article
  6. Mark Andrews, entering the fourth and final year of his rookie contract, could’ve passed on the voluntary workouts, could’ve worked out safely back home in Arizona. Instead, he came to the Under Armour Performance Center to score touchdowns. A lot of them. View the full article
  7. There are a couple of Ravens players who have been fun to watch in practice over the years because they either work extremely hard or just do things so well. Mark Andrews is one of them. View the full article
  8. "I feel like I have a lot of unfinished business here,” Edwards said Tuesday after signing a two-year extension. “I’m comfortable here, I’m happy here and it works for me. One way or another, I was hoping to stay.” View the full article
  9. Baltimore Ravens squad participate in 2021 OTAs View the full article
  10. Jim Fassel, a former coach of the New York Giants who was named NFL coach of the year in 1997 and led the team to the 2001 Super Bowl, has died. He was 71. View the full article
  11. Ravens defensive end Broderick Washington, 24, avoided a felony count of destruction of property and a sentence of up to 12 months in jail and a fine of up to $25,000 if he can complete 100 hours of community service and provide a restitution plan for the four victims whose cars he damaged on March 14. View the full article
  12. The 6-foot-6 Schofield, 30, has appeared in 87 games over six NFL seasons, with 69 starts. View the full article
  13. "I just knew from the get that I wanted to be in Baltimore," said Edwards. "I feel like I have a lot of unfinished business here." View the full article
  14. "I think it's a great signing," said Harbaugh on the signing of OT Ja'Wuan James. "I'm just very, very pleased to have him. He's a highly-decorated player." View the full article
  15. With Gus Edwards’ extension and J.K. Dobbins entering his second year in Baltimore, the Ravens have one of the NFL’s most productive running back tandems under contract for at least the next three seasons. View the full article
  16. Flacco said the only exceptions for Ravens jersey numbers are those belonging to the defensive icons he played with in Baltimore. View the full article
  17. ESPN reported that the deal includes $500,000 in guaranteed money for the upcoming season and the contract is contingent on a successful physical but will not include his current injury. View the full article
  18. As the Ravens’ work on their much-scrutinized passing game continues at OTAs, there are higher hopes for even the running backs. View the full article
  19. Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti and his wife, Renee, will donate $4 million to Maryland’s historically Black universities to create scholarships for 80 graduates of Baltimore City Public Schools, a gift described as “life-changing” by university leaders and Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott. The scholarship program, paired with a $400,000 donation to the CollegeBound Foundation, will carry the name of longtime Ravens executive Ozzie Newsome, the first Black general manager in NFL history. View the full article
  20. Mike Preston's casual observations from the second day of the Ravens’ OTAs opened to the media. View the full article
  21. The 2021 offense Roman teased could look appreciably different in ways big and small from the Ravens' 2019 and 2020 iterations. View the full article
  22. As the Ravens’ front office retooled the outside linebacker position through the offseason, it stayed true to a key trait that has come to define the entire defense: versatility. View the full article
  23. Lamar Jackson is signed through the 2022 season, but he’s eligible for a long-term extension this offseason. View the full article
  24. Former Ravens defensive tackle Lional Dalton needs a kidney and has found three possible donors in Baltimore, where he played from 1998 to 2001. Now 46, he's the same free-spirited, fun-loving player he was when he was a top reserve in Baltimore. View the full article
  25. "I'm very comfortable with both Trace [McSorley] and Tyler [Huntley]," said Urban. "They both approach it the way you have to as a backup in this league." View the full article
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