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Ravens' offensive line was hardly a detriment last season as quarterback Joe Flacco wasn't regularly bashed into the ground and running back Ray Rice piled up yards]]> View the full article

The Baltimore Ravens All Community Team Foundation (RACTF) is committed to improving, encouraging and enabling the healthy development of youth in the Baltimore area, as well as other parts of the state of Maryland. For the sixth consecutive year, the RACTF is continuing the Ravens Plan in Motion project, which provides grants of up to $5,000 to qualifying nonprofit organizations that create and/or continue programs or projects promoting physical fitness and nutrition education. View the full article

As we head into Week Four of free agency, it’s probably a good time to point out that the Ravens are currently just $1.75 million under the salary cap, which is probably right around the amount of money that they’re going to need to pay their draft picks. There are certainly ways to gain financial flexibility. Signing quarterback Joe Flacco or running back Ray Rice or even cornerback Lardarius Webb to long-term contract extensions would help immensely. Restructuring a couple of contracts, like perhaps Ed Reed’s deal, would also provide relief, though Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti has said on several occasions that he prefers not to resort to those measures. There is also the option of releasing some players, but as I’ve said on numerous occasions, I just don’t see any obvious candidates. Either way, the Ravens will figure out a way. They’ll have to. They still have too many needs right now – pass rusher, veteran running back, wide receiver, two or three offensive linemen, kick returner, defensive line, linebacker and safety depth – to expect to fill all their holes in the draft. View the full article

Still motivated by draft fall, running back eyeing key role with RavensAnthony Allen’s first emotion was disappointment. View the full article

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Ravens' offensive line was hardly a detriment last season as quarterback Joe Flacco wasn't regularly bashed into the ground and running back Ray Rice piled up yards]]> View the full article

Ravens have been managing a tight salary-cap situation and were $4]]> View the full article

Ravens wide receiver playing host to 2nd annual charity basketball gameRavens wide receiver Torrey Smith returned to his old high school, Stafford High (Va.), tonight and he brought plenty of his friends. View the full article

Ravens' offensive line was hardly a detriment last season as quarterback Joe Flacco wasn't regularly bashed into the ground and running back Ray Rice piled up yards]]> View the full article

The Baltimore Ravens, Maryland Stadium Authority and Maryland Office of Sports Marketing today announced Tottenham Hotspur Football Club will play Liverpool Football Club in an all-Premier League soccer match on Saturday, July 28 at 1:00 p.m. EST at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Md. The match-up features two of the most popular teams in the Barclays Premier League, widely regarded as the most competitive and elite soccer league in the world. View the full article

Unpredictable safety is at it again with his latest commentsRavens safety Ed Reed’s comments last night about his future to the South Florida Sun Sentinel, one of The Sun’s sister papers, reminded me of something team owner Steve Bisciotti said last month. View the full article

Ravens have been managing a tight salary-cap situation and were $4]]> View the full article

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Ravens' offensive line was hardly a detriment last season as quarterback Joe Flacco wasn't regularly bashed into the ground and running back Ray Rice piled up yards]]> View the full article

After losing the AFC championship game earlier this year, Ed Reed walked through the Ravens locker room singing an old Teddy Pendergrass tune. View the full article

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Latest McShay mock draft has team selecting safety at 29The Ravens lost former Notre Dame safety Tom Zbikowski to the Indianapolis Colts in free agency. Could they replace him with another Golden Domer? View the full article

A look at some of the top free agent guards still availableThe Ravens have said on several occasions that they plan to give second-year tackle Jah Reid every opportunity to win the left guard job and replace Pro Bowl performer Ben Grubbs. They have a history of giving younger players opportunities, so there is no reason to think that is lip service. But that doesn’t mean that they won’t also bring in a veteran to compete for the job and serve as insurance. That remains very much in the team’s plans, and they have spoken to several agents of guards to discuss potential fits. However, the Ravens don’t have a whole lot of money to spend and there are not a whole lot of quality options at their disposal. Below is a look at 10 guards that they have considered: View the full article

Matt Birk re-signed and left offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie's $500,000 roster bonus picked up March 16, the defending AFC North champions return four of their five starters on their offensive line from last season]]> View the full article

Matt Birk long to realize he wanted to continue playing football.]]> View the full article

Jameel McClain never gave up hopes on returning to the Baltimore Ravens next season]]> View the full article

The Ravens were a catch away from the Super Bowl. Clark Judge says mainstays Ray Lewis and Ed Reed are running short of time, and fresh blood, another receiving weapon and O-line held are draft priorities. View the full article

Well, that Brandon Jacobs to the Ravens' speculation didn't have much of a chance to heat up. View the full article