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Ray Mabus, Secretary of the Navy, appeared on the Dan Patrick Show on Thursday morning to discuss the situation surrounding Keenan Reynolds and his desire to pursue professional football. While he still has commitments to the Navy, it appears Reynolds will get the chance to play with the Ravens,... View the full article

The Ravens insist they'd be comfortable with relying on Arthur Brown and Zachary Orr at inside linebacker. View the full article

Here are some issues Ravens officials will be working on before training camp begins in late July. View the full article

Moves give Ravens two more roster spots for undrafted free agents View the full article

The 2013 first-round pick will be eligible for free agency following upcoming season View the full article

The Ravens selected 11 players in the NFL draft last week. That's one player short of the largest class in team history. Click through the photo gallery for information and analysis on each of the players. View the full article

Team had wanted to move up to four to select Florida State DB Jalen Ramsey View the full article

Most of the grades have been handed out and the Ravens' 11-man draft class has been dissected. Let's now look at the Ravens' winners and the losers from draft weekend. View the full article

The process took a little less than 90 minutes, about half a football game in real time. There were moments in the war room Saturday afternoon at the team's facility in Owings Mills that it felt like that -- a game -- to Ravens coach John Harbaugh during the fourth round of this year's NFL draft. View the full article

Last we saw Terrell Suggs on "Ballers" â or whatever reality-adjacent version of Suggs he's supposed to be in the HBO comedy â the Ravens outside linebacker was giving a testimonial to the prematurely retired Charles Greane. Suggs, along with Julian Edelman, Mark Schlereth and Jay Glazer, wanted... View the full article

NFL draft picks are more than the sum of their career yardage totals, 40-yard-dash times and anonymous scouting reports. They're people, too! Here's proof: 1. Offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley, Notre Dame (No. 6 overall): Before his senior year at Bishop Gorman in Las Vegas, Stanley showed up to... View the full article

The Ravens have become prisoners of their history, and it didn't begin or end with the Rice domestic abuse debacle, though that will long be remembered as a turning point for the franchise. View the full article

Here's what NFL experts are saying about the Ravens' draft class. View the full article

A look at other potential members of the Ravens rookie free agent class View the full article

For a team that says that it doesn't draft for need, the Ravens checked off just about every box over an exhausting three days. View the full article

In a span of about 30 seconds Saturday evening, Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome disputed a comment made by Dallas Cowboys general manager and owner Jerry Jones, and shot down an ESPN report about what the Ravens planned to do Thursday with the sixth overall pick. View the full article

The Ravens used their 11th and final draft pick on Virginia cornerback Maurice Canady. View the full article

The Ravens have a new philosophy when it comes to the NFL draft. Instead of selecting the best player available, they now take quantity over quality. View the full article

Ever since he started for his high school team outside Nashville as a freshman, Navy quarterback Keenan Reynolds said Saturday that he has been "proving people wrong." View the full article

Keenan Reynolds was on a couch in the living room of the Crownsville home of his sponsor family when he got the phone call he had been waiting for all day. A large contingent of family and friends grew silent as the Navy football standout listened to the voice on the other end of the line. With... View the full article

Keenan Reynolds was seated on a couch in the living room of the Crownsville home of his sponsor family when he got the phone call he had been waiting for all day. A large contingent of family and friends grew silent as the Navy football standout listened to the voice on the other end of the line. ... View the full article

The Ravens reached into the Division II ranks with its fifth-round selection (146 overall), picking defensive end Matt Judon of Grand Valley State. View the full article

In his college career, Dixon rushed for a school-record 4,480 yards and 72 touchdowns. He also caught 88 passes for 972 yards and 15 touchdowns. He finished second in NCAA history in overall touchdowns behind Navy's Keenan Reynolds. He also tied an NCAA record by scoring a touchdown in 38 games. View the full article

The Ravens used their four pick of the fourth round â No. 132 â to select Michigan defensive tackle Willie Henry. The 6-foot-3, 311-pound Henry was honorable mention all-Big Ten as a senior last season, with his best game coming in the painful last-second loss to Michigan State with five tackles,... View the full article

The Ravens used the third of their five fourth-round picks to add additional depth to their offensive line. View the full article