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Here’s how the Ravens graded out at each position after Sunday’s 30-28 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. View the full article

Williams is the first Ravens player to be placed on the list since practice squad safety Nigel Warrior was designated in late July, View the full article

Maryland’s college and professional football teams will be allowed to welcome more fans into their stands for future games under an order issued by Gov. Larry Hogan on Friday. View the full article

Seven Ravens are questionable, including defensive back-linebacker Anthony Levine Sr., who has not practiced this week with an abdomen injury that he has played through for the last few weeks. Levine has played in 117 consecutive games for the Ravens, dating back to 2013. View the full article

"I think we have a very good relationship," Boyle told Andrews. "Sometimes you can get annoying." View the full article

One year after the Philadelphia Eagles released L.J. Fort in a move that was partly made to recoup a compensatory draft pick, the Ravens linebacker has carved out a niche in Baltimore. View the full article

On Sunday, Koch will play his 230th game as a Raven, surpassing former teammate Terrell Suggs as the franchise’s all-time leader. At age 38, he’s a better punter than he was when he started by any statistical measure. View the full article

Why is Marlon Humphrey so good at forcing fumbles? “This stuff actually works,” former Bears cornerback Charles Tillman said, “if you punch it out.” View the full article

On Oct. 15, 2019, two weeks before NFL’s trade deadline, the Ravens wanted help. And Marcus Peters was available. View the full article

Ravens defensive end Derek Wolfe missed practice Thursday with a neck injury and concussion, according to the team’s injury report. View the full article

Here’s how The Baltimore Sun sports staff views the outcome of Sunday’s game between the Ravens (4-1) and the Philadelphia Eagles (1-3-1) at Lincoln Financial Field. View the full article

Here’s what NFL experts and analysts are saying about the Ravens and how they stack up against the rest of the league after Week 5. View the full article

After a defensive beatdown of the Cincinnati Bengals, the Ravens will face another team struggling to protect its quarterback when they travel to Philadelphia for a Week 6 match-up with the 1-3-1 Eagles. View the full article

As the Ravens' passing offense has become more predictable, more focused on the team’s top two receivers, it’s also become less effective. View the full article

"Obviously, I want the ball. Obviously, I want to play. That's all great, but we have a great running back room, a great running back rotation," said Ingram. View the full article

"Yes, when we go into games now, defenses change up their scheme from what we see on film," said Lamar Jackson about seeing different defensive schemes. View the full article

The Ravens got one starting offensive lineman back at practice Wednesday, while another sat out as the team prepares for Sunday’s road game against the Philadelphia Eagles. View the full article

Joe Flacco will get his second straight start at quarterback for the New York Jets in place of the injured Sam Darnold. View the full article

Cornerback Jimmy Smith, who has been with the Ravens since 2011, said this year’s iteration of the defense is among the most well-rounded he has been a part of. View the full article

When asked on The Pat McAfee Show if one can tell early on that a quarterback will be successful, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers pointed to Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson as an example. View the full article

Here’s a look at who’s trending up in the race for MVP through Week 5. View the full article

Ravens rookie inside linebacker Patrick Queen has been named Week 5 AFC Defensive Player of the Week, the NFL announced Wednesday. It’s the first-ever honor for the No. 28 overall pick in the 2020 draft. View the full article

The Ravens' pass rush caused trouble for Cincinnati’s aerial attack with everything from four-man pass rushes to back-of-the-playbook blitzes. View the full article

The City of Philadelphia has permitted crowd sizes of up to 7,500 people at outdoor venues, opening the door for the Eagles to welcome fans to Lincoln Financial Field for the first time this season. View the full article

No Eagles team in the past 15 seasons has entered a home game as a touchdown underdog. View the full article