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The Baltimore Sun's experts react to the Ravens' 26-18 loss to the Arizona Cardinals: Ron Fritz, sports editor: The team with the most turnovers and penalties lost again, and again it was the Ravens. Critical mistakes just doomed them. You have to love their fight, but without playmakers they are... View the full article

Lardarius Webb and Chris Canty will return for Ravens View the full article

Butler eligible to play against Cardinals; Terrence Magee is waived View the full article

They won't meet on the field tonight, but Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. and Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald are competing nonetheless. Fitzgerald, 32, has 952 career receptions. Smith, 36 and perhaps in his last NFL season, has 951. Assuming Smith decides to retire after... View the full article

Maybe Ravens coach John Harbaugh and Steve Smith Sr. squashed the trade speculation involving the veteran wide receiver for good last Friday when Harbaugh said that thereâs âno chanceâ that it will happen, and Smith said that heâd quit if it did. The Ravensâ stance has drawn some criticism from... View the full article

Maxx Williams and Terrence Brooks ruled out View the full article

Cornerback was beaten for two touchdowns in his Ravens' debut View the full article

John Harbaugh: There's no chance of wide receiver getting traded View the full article

It appears that two of the Ravens' top three safeties won't play Monday against the Arizona Cardinals. Starting free safety Kendrick Lewis (bone bruise in knee) and top reserve Terrence Brooks (thumb surgery) both weren't practicing today, and have been sidelined all week. If both are out, Brynden... View the full article

One bright spot for the Ravens this season has been the addition of receiver Jeremy Ross, who was put on the active roster on Oct. 15. Ross, a three-year veteran, gives the Ravens some speed on the outside. At first, the Ravens used him on some quick hitches and screen passes in hopes that he could... View the full article

Ray Lewis said he was treated "worse than any dog" when he was arrested and jailed in Atlanta while a suspect in the murder of two men after Super Bowl XXXIV on Jan. 31, 2000. In his memoir, "I Feel Like Going On: Life, Game, and Glory," released this week, Lewis says he was mistreated by correctional... View the full article

Ray Lewis said he was treated "worse than any dog" when he was arrested and jailed in Atlanta while a suspect in the murder of two men after Super Bowl XXXIV on Jan. 31, 2000. In his memoir, "I Feel Like Going On: Life, Game, and Glory," released this week, Lewis says he was mistreated by correctional... View the full article

With starting safety Kendrick Lewis sidelined by a bone bruise in his knee and reserve Terrence Brooks out with a thumb injury, longtime special teamer Brynden Trawick was rewarded with his most extensive defensive snaps to date on Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers, and could see his role... View the full article

Second-year safety is hoping to return to field soon View the full article

Ravens guard Marshal Yanda, a week into a four-year, $37.4 million contract extension that keeps him in the organization through 2019 and could allow him to retire a Raven, said the agreement reached Friday allows him to âstay here and to be able to, hopefully, end on my own terms.â âIt was awesome,â... View the full article

Even coming off one of the Ravens' better efforts in getting off the field on opponent's third downs, defensive coordinator Dean Pees cited it Thursday as a need for improvement on a Ravens defense. "Last game, I think it was 38 percent," Pees said, citing the 49ers five third-down conversions... View the full article

Running back Justin Forsett (ankle), guard Marshal Yanda (ankle), and defensive end Lawrence Guy returned to practice for the Ravens Thursday after missing Wednesday, while seven others sat out. Forsett, Yanda, and Guy played Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers, with the former two carrying... View the full article

Ravens defensive end Chris Cantyâs return to practice Wednesday was met with mock praise from his fellow defensive linemen, who slow-clapped as he walked onto the practice field. Defensive tackle Timmy Jernigan bowed in his presence. Itâs clear the venerable Canty, who has more NFL experience than... View the full article

Injured tight end trying to return from second dislocated hip View the full article

Wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. was asked for the second time in less than a week if his plans to retire after this season were intact, and maintained that his plans havenât changed despite the Ravensâ downturn in circumstances this season. âIâm taking it one game at a time -- not really focusing... View the full article

Ravens cornerback Lardarius Webb, defensive end Chris Canty, and wide receiver Darren Waller returned to practice Wednesday after spells sidelined with injury, but the team still had eight absences as preparations began for Monday's game against the Arizona Cardinals. Webb suffered a thigh injury... View the full article

There has been a lot of discussion about the Ravens not getting up to the line of scrimmage fast enough in the last minute of the San Francisco 49ers game Sunday, but that wasnât much of a big deal to me. If you go back and look at the play-by-play sheet, the Ravens could have been a little faster. ... View the full article

Ravens coach John Harbaugh on Wednesday clarified and expanded on his comments regarding the Ravensâ late-game clock management in Sundayâs 25-20 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. He spoke Monday on the importance of timeouts, but in the face of growing fan displeasure and criticism for the teamâs... View the full article

Ravens starting free safety Kendrick Lewis suffered a bone bruise in his left knee Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers, coach John Harbaugh said, indicating an MRI revealed the injury was ânothing serious.â âThatâs a very good sign,â Harbaugh said. âWeâll just see where it goes throughout the... View the full article

Ravens starting free safety Kendrick Lewis suffered a bone bruise in his left knee Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers, coach John Harbaugh said, indicating an MRI revealed the injury was ânothing serious.â âThatâs a very good sign,â Harbaugh said. âWeâll just see where it goes throughout the... View the full article