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Ravens rookie wide receiver Breshad Perriman will get to try his hand at a different sport tonight when he throws out the ceremonial first pitch at the Orioles game at Camden Yards. View the full article

Will Hill has displayed his gentler side throughout this offseason, smiling and mugging for photographs while pushing his infant daughter in her baby stroller. View the full article

In the past couple of months, Ravens officials have taken turns challenging young safety Matt Elam while also praising how heâs handled the offseason. Elam has lost weight and seems to understand that this could be a make-or-break year for him. View the full article

Ray Lewis is releasing a memoir about his childhood, his 17-year football career and the murder charges that threatened to lock him up. View the full article

Ravens head coach will also get honorary degree Ravens head coach will also get honorary degree View the full article

One of the top reasons the Ravens selected rookie running back Buck Allen in the fourth round of the NFL draft was his ability to catch passes out of the backfield. View the full article

One of the top reasons the Ravens drafted rookie running back Buck Allen in the fourth round was his ability to catch passes out of the backfield. View the full article

One week after trying out for the Ravens at their rookie minicamp, former Maryland defensive end Andre Monroe auditioned for the San Diego Chargers at their rookie minicamp. View the full article

Ravens national scout Joe Douglas, one of the most respected scouts in the NFL, is leaving the team to join the Chicago Bears as their new director of college scouting, according to league sources. View the full article

When the Ravens evaluate their safety position, they do so with the hope that safety Terrence Brooks could potentially bolster the spot at some point this year. View the full article

The Denver Broncos have signed seventh-round safety Josh Furman to a four-year, $2.332 million deal. View the full article

With the signing of veteran cornerback Kyle Arrington to a three-year, $8.25 million contract, the Ravens had to cut a player to stay at the NFL roster limit of 90 players. View the full article

The NFL Players Association has officially filed an appeal on behalf of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady in the wake of his four-game suspension for his role in the Deflategate scandal. View the full article

Delaware middle linebacker David Mackall tried out for the Ravens during their rookie minicamp, according to sources. View the full article

Ravens outside linebacker Terrell Suggs fell to 84th on the NFL Network annual list of top 100 players. View the full article

Lining up with Breshad Perriman for the past four years at Central Florida, Rannell Hall learned a lot about the Ravens' rookie wide receiver. View the full article

The Denver Broncos signed former Maryland linemen Darius Kilgo and Max Garcia to four-year contracts. View the full article

During his retirement news conference on Wednesday, former Ravens outside linebacker Jarret Johnson recounted a punishing hit on former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward. View the full article

A day after reiterating that he wasnât done shaping his teamâs roster, Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome finally added the veteran cornerback that the organization had been seeking. View the full article

Surrounded by his former coaches and general manager Ozzie Newsome, gritty veteran linebacker Jarret Johnson retired with the Ravens during a news conference Wednesday at team headquarters. View the full article

Cory Morrissey walked away from football, deciding not to play roughly an hour before what would have been his first NFL practice with the Ravens. View the full article

The Ravens were among eight NFL teams that put in waiver claims on former Houston Texans safety D.J. Swearinger, according to a league source. View the full article

When the Ravens selected safety Matt Elam in the first round of the NFL draft and inside linebacker Arthur Brown in the second round two years ago, they envisioned them emerging as top young defensive players. View the full article

When the Ravens drafted safety Matt Elam in the first round and inside linebacker Arthur Brown in the second round two years ago, they envisioned them emerging as top young defensive players. View the full article

In conference call with season ticket holders, Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome and head coach John Harbaugh acknowledged that the team is still trying to add a veteran cornerback. View the full article