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Jim Caldwell is adjusting to his new job as the Ravens quarterbacks coach. After 10 years with the Indianapolis Colts, the last three as head coach, it means working with someone other than Peyton Manning.
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McKinnie held out for conditioning purposes; Birk had leg surgery last weekRavens coach John Harbaugh hasn't spoken to Ed Reed, but did acknowledge that the enigmatic safety was not excused to miss the first day of the Ravens' mandatory three-day minicamp.
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Ed Reed is not on the field participating in the first day of the Ravens’ three-day mandatory minicamp, spurring even more questions about the mercurial safety’s desire to play in 2012.
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The Ravens added even more experience to their offensive line Tuesday afternoon, signing veteran center/guard Tony Wragge. They signed an eight-year veteran who started eight games for the St. Louis Rams last year.
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Ravens players are now getting lessons from a graduate of the prestigious Wharton School. Director of Player Development Harry Swayne has completed the Athlete Development Professional Certification Program at the school.
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Team also puts McAdoo on waivers in procedural moveThe Ravens signed their second veteran offensive lineman in the past five days, agreeing to a deal with center Tony Wragge.
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It could be a sign that his visit to a doctor on Monday went wellRavens outside linebacker Terrell Suggs announced on his Facebook page this morning that he is off crutches.
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General Manager/Executive Vice President Ozzie Newsome, Head Coach John Harbaugh And Former WR Derrick Mason
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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 that he said his heart never left to say goodbye to the NFL.
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Derrick Mason’s heart never left Baltimore even after leaving to play for other NFL teams. Now he’s back – forever. Mason officially retired Monday afternoon at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills, Md., ending a 15-year career that included eight years in Tennessee, six in Baltimore and one split between the New York Jets and Houston Texans.
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During his retirement press conference Monday, former Ravens wide receiver Derrick Mason apologized to Baltimore fans for not being able to help bring them a Super Bowl during his six seasons with the team. But he also believes that a championship isn’t far off for the Ravens.
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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.
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The Baltimore Ravens will hold their first practice of mandatory minicamp on Tuesday, June 12, at the Under Armour Performance Center.
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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.
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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 .
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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.
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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.
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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.
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After two years away from calling plays, Dean Pees is back behind the play sheet.
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Baltimore Ravens: Terrell Suggs At Facility, Accelerating Rehab
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Terrell Suggs is back in the Ravens’ facility. The reigning Defensive Player of the Year returned Tuesday morning for mandatory minicamp, the first time he’s been in the Under Armour Performance Center since suffering an Achilles tendon injury. And Suggs came back without crutches.
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