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In the last installment of our position-by-position free agency primers, we will look at the safeties. The Ravens will likely have holes to fill at safety, but they aren’t going to be in the market for a high-priced free agent, not with Ed Reed returning in 2012 and not after strong safety Bernard Pollard fit in so well in his first season in Baltimore. View the full article

Domonique Foxworth's frustrating and painful tenure with the Ravens reached an unsurprising end Monday afternoon.]]> View the full article

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco and center Matt Birk is about to enter the next phase]]> View the full article

Ravens are expected to be in the market for an offensive guard, especially if they lose Pro Bowl guard Ben Grubbs in free agency]]> View the full article

Domonique Foxworth's frustrating and painful tenure with the Ravens reached an unsurprising end Monday afternoon.]]> View the full article

Ravens are expected to be in the market for an offensive guard, especially if they lose Pro Bowl guard Ben Grubbs in free agency]]> View the full article

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco and center Matt Birk is about to enter the next phase]]> View the full article

Free event gives youths ages 7-14 a day of football instructionRavens running back Ray Rice has not received the long-term contract he wants from the team this offseason, instead being hit with the franchise tag, meaning he'll make roughly $7.7 million in 2012. But he's giving back to youths around Baltimore. View the full article

A year ago, Ravens fans dreamed of Nnamdi Asomugha, the star free agent cornerback who eventually signed with the Philadelphia Eagles. After all, the secondary was an area where the Ravens needed to improve. View the full article

Ravens designated Pro Bowl running back Ray Rice as their franchise player Friday (March 2)]]> View the full article

Ravens met with the agent for Pro Bowl offensive guard Ben Grubbs at the NFL Scouting Combine]]> View the full article

Domonique Foxworth had his contract terminated by the Ravens March 5.]]> View the full article

2012 NFL Free Agency Previews: AFC North View the full article

Luck, Colts could be better than we think in '12 View the full article

Twenty current and former NFL players including five-time Pro Bowler TERRELL SUGGS (Ravens), and three-time All-Stars D'BRICKASHAW FERGUSON (Jets) and STEVEN JACKSON (Rams) will take part in the first-ever NFL Pro Hollywood Boot Camp at Universal Studios in Universal City, California. View the full article

It’s official: The Indianapolis Colts are parting ways with quarterback Peyton Manning. At a news conference Wednesday afternoon, Colts owner Jim Irsay -- who fought off tears as Manning watched over his right shoulder -- announced that the team was releasing the franchise icon and retiring Manning’s No. 18 jersey. View the full article

Unless you count Mario Williams , a defensive end who can also play outside linebacker in a 3-4 defense, there won’t be any marquee lineback ers available in free agency this offseason . But there are a handful of solid start ers -- including a pair of Ravens -- scheduled to be available in a deep class of free agent lineback ers . View the full article

Ravens met with the agent for Pro Bowl offensive guard Ben Grubbs at the NFL Scouting Combine]]> View the full article

Ravens designated Pro Bowl running back Ray Rice as their franchise player Friday (March 2)]]> View the full article

Domonique Foxworth had his contract terminated by the Ravens March 5.]]> View the full article

Domonique Foxworth had his contract terminated by the Ravens March 5.]]> View the full article

Ravens designated Pro Bowl running back Ray Rice as their franchise player Friday (March 2)]]> View the full article

Ravens met with the agent for Pro Bowl offensive guard Ben Grubbs at the NFL Scouting Combine]]> View the full article

Joe Linta, the agent for Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco and center Matt Birk, said Monday night that he and Ravens officials are scheduled to meet again in the next week to 10 days to continue discussing his clients. View the full article

These guys are laying their bodies on the line for everyone else’s enjoyment. It’s insanely violent out there. If the players want to add to their own thrill by putting up a few bucks, big deal. Have fun. But there’s a huge difference between that kind of business, which I view as typical locker-room bonhomie, and a system of offering specific cash bounties for injuring opponents. That is wrong, wrong, wrong. View the full article