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Derrick Mason announced his retirement from the NFL on Monday, and he went out as a member of the Ravens. General manager Ozzie Newsome and coach John Harbaugh joined Mason in the auditorium at the Under Armour Performance Center as he said goodbye. Offensive coordinator Cam Cameron, wide receivers coach Jim Hostler, quarterback Joe Flacco and wide receiver Torrey Smith were among those in attendance. View the full article

The Baltimore Ravens will hold their first practice of mandatory minicamp on Tuesday, June 12, at the Under Armour Performance Center. View the full article

Mason: "My heart was here. It never left."Less than a year after his release from the Ravens left him angry and bitter, wide receiver Derrick Mason returned to the organization to say goodbye to the NFL. View the full article

Here's a look at what we can expect from this week’s three-day minicamp. View the full article

The Ravens reported this morning to the Under Armour Performance Center -- I’m still getting used to the new name for their Owings Mills practice facility -- for the start of mandatory minicamp. They took physicals, and on an entertaining aside, strong safety Bernard Pollard was hoping he didn’t have to turn his head and cough . View the full article

Derrick Mason will forever be a Baltimore Raven. After 15 seasons in the league, Mason indicated on Twitter that he is officially retiring in purple and black. The team will hold a press conference with Mason, General Manager Ozzie Newsome and Head Coach John Harbaugh at 3 p.m. today. Log on at 3 p.m. to watch it live. View the full article

The team's all-time leading receiver expected to make announcement MondayAfter 15 seasons in the NFL, Derrick Mason is set to go into retirement as a Raven. View the full article

The Baltimore Ravens will hold a 3 p.m. press conference featuring general manager/executive vice president Ozzie Newsome, head coach John Harbaugh and former WR Derrick Mason on Monday, June 11, at the Under Armour Performance Center. View the full article

After two years away from calling plays, Dean Pees is back behind the play sheet. View the full article

The league did apologize for scheduling three prime-time games so close. View the full article

What do the Ravens’ veterans think about the 2012 rookie class? View the full article

Includes Ravens Owner Steve Bisciotti and Under Armour Founder/CEO Kevin Plank. View the full article

Owner Steve Bisciotti left the door open on the deals getting done during the season. View the full article

The Ravens owner is 'proud' of Suggs for engaging in activities that help him stay in shape. View the full article

Owner: "There are 74 out of 90 guys that .. have a chance to make team."Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti and head coach John Harbaugh were having dinner Wednesday night when the two started breaking down the team’s 90-man roster. View the full article

Ravens owner also calls speculation that team will withhold some of Suggs' salary "nonsense"Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti acknowledged Friday there is still a “gap” in contract talks between the team and Ray Rice, but he remains optimistic the team will reach a long-term agreement with its star running back and quarterback Joe Flacco. View the full article

The Ravens and Under Armour are already independently strong. Now imagine how good the Baltimore titans will be together. The Ravens and Under Armour announced Friday that they’re joining forces in a wide-ranging and groundbreaking 10-year agreement to not only help themselves become industry leaders, but uplift the Baltimore area. The collaboration includes naming the Ravens’ practice facility in Owings Mills, Md., the “Under Armour Performance Center,” as well as multiple community-focused initiatives. View the full article

Owings Mills facility will be called Under Armour Performance CenterThe Ravens are significantly expanding their relationship with Under Armour, signing a 10-year agreement to name the team’s practice facility for the Baltimore apparel and footwear company and agreeing to collaborate on a series of community and youth projects. View the full article

Ever since Terrell Suggs went down with an Achilles tendon injury this offseason, pundits have speculated about whether the Ravens would withhold his salary because the injury occurred away from team grounds. Ravens Owner Steve Bisciotti put an end to that talk on Friday. View the full article

In April, when the NFL released its 2012 schedule, the Ravens learned they would be hosting their first “Monday Night Football” home game at M&T Bank Stadium since December 2007 in their season opener against the Cincinnati Bengals. The Ravens will also host primetime games in Week 3 (Sunday night against the New England Patriots) and Week 4 (Thursday night against the Cleveland Browns) at M&T Bank Stadium. View the full article

In April, when the NFL released its 2012 schedule, the Ravens learned they would be hosting their first “Monday Night Football” home game at M&T Bank Stadium since December 2007 in their season opener against the Cincinnati Bengals. The Ravens will also host primetime games in Week 3 (Sunday night against the New England Patriots) and Week 4 (Thursday night against the Cleveland Browns) at M&T Bank Stadium. View the full article

The Ravens announced on Friday they have agreed to terms on a two-year contract with veteran guard Bobbie Williams. Williams, 35, was a mainstay at right guard for the Cincinnati Bengals since 2004, starting 118 games in eight seasons in Cincinnati. Williams spent his first three seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles. View the full article

The Baltimore Ravens and 13-year veteran G Bobbie Williams have reached a two-year agreement in principle. View the full article

Baltimore brings in 12-year veteran Bobbie Williams to compete in the left guard battle. View the full article

Ravens owner also calls speculation that team will withhold some of Suggs' salary "nonsense"I just sat down with Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti, who touched on a variety of topics. We'll have a story up on the site later today, but here are his thoughts on some of the prevailing subjects affecting the Ravens. View the full article