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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

Houston Texans defensive end turned outside linebacker Mario Williams will be the marquee free agent this offseason not named Peyton Manning. (Interesting side note: The Texans drafted Williams No. 1 overall in part due to Manning’s presence in the AFC South and now they will both hit the market at the same time.) He is a natural at defensive end in a 4-3 defense, but did well enough in 2011 to garner interest from 3-4 teams. View the full article

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

2012 NFL Free Agency: Offensive line rankings View the full article

2012 NFL Free Agency Preview: AFC East View the full article

Colts, Mathis come to terms on new contract View the full article

The Baltimore Ravens have terminated vested veteran (failed physical) CB Domonique Foxworth Monday afternoon, executive vice president/general manager Ozzie Newsome announced. View the full article

Three years ago, the Ravens signed Domonique Foxworth, a Maryland native, to one of the most lucrative free-agent contracts in team history. But an injury never gave Foxworth an opportunity to live up to the deal, and Monday, the Ravens terminated the veteran cornerback's contract. View the full article

The Ravens announced Monday that they have released cornerback Domonique Foxworth. View the full article

Anthony Spencer gets franchise tag from Cowboys View the full article

Time will tell if Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs, the 2011 NFL Defensive Player of the Year, will make into to the Pro Football Hall of Fame whenever his playing career ends. But if Suggs does get inducted, his gear will be waiting for him when he arrives. View the full article

The Houston Texans have reportedly agreed to a contract extension with running back Arian Foster, a deal that will surely be discussed in the ongoing contract negotiations between the Ravens and running back Ray Rice. Both are 25, Pro Bowl players and key offensive contributors on teams that won their divisions in 2011. View the full article

The Ravens would like to improve their offensive line during the offseason, but the best move they could make in free agency would be re-signing Ben Grubbs, who could soon be one of the top guards available. The Ravens recently said that they have already offered big money to Grubbs -- and there’s no reason not to believe that claim -- but if Grubbs, who turns 28 this month, hits the open market, he could be gone for good. View the full article

The Ravens would like to improve their offensive line during the offseason, but the best move they could make in free agency would be re-signing Ben Grubbs, who could soon be one of the top guards available. The Ravens recently said that they have already offered big money to Grubbs -- and there’s no reason not to believe that claim -- but if Grubbs, who turns 28 this month, hits the open market, he could be gone for good. 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