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Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome has been with the Ravens since they arrived in Baltimore in 1996, and he constructed the 2000 Super Bowl squad. It seems as if speculation about his future in Baltimore is an annual rite of winter, but Wednesday, Newsome indicated that he has no plans to leave anytime soon. View the full article

Last week, Ravens coach John Harbaugh acknowledged that offensive coordinator Cam Cameron would be back with the Ravens next season. Bisciotti and Newsome also supported Cameron on Wednesday, though Newsome declined to say whether Cameron’s contract was a one-year deal or longer. View the full article

Joe Flacco’s performance in the AFC championship game might not have silenced all his critics, but in the minds of owner Steve Bisciotti and general manager Ozzie Newsome, there is no question the 27-year-old quarterback is the man to lead the Ravens back to the Super Bowl. View the full article

Former Broncos defensive coordinator will coach Ravens' linebackersAs expected, former Ravens defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano is taking a few coaches with him to Indianapolis. View the full article

Linebacker Ray Lewis told reporters after the season-ending loss to the New England Patriots that he planned to return for a 17th NFL season, but the team is still awaiting word from free safety Ed Reed. View the full article

Includes Owner Steve Bisciotti, President Dick Cass, Executive Vice President/General Manager Ozzie Newsome & Head Coach John Harbaugh. View the full article

Ravens owner, GM aren't sure what Reed will do but expect to sign Flacco to long-term dealThe Ravens held their annual season-ending “State of the Ravens” press conference Wednesday at the team’s practice facility in Owings Mills, with owner Steve Bisciotti, president Dick Cass, general manger and executive vice president Ozzie Newsome and head coach John Harbaugh fielding questions from reporters. View the full article

Will NYG be NFL's most consistent team with win? View the full article

Belichick updates Gronkowski, talks Pro Bowl View the full article

NFL Playoffs 2012 Predictions View the full article

OWINGS MILLS, Md.- Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti enthusiastically supports Joe Flacco as his quarterback, has every intention of retaining unrestricted free agent running back Ray Rice and believes the window of opportunity for his team to reach the Super Bowl remains wide open. View the full article

Keisel 'grateful' Butler returning to Steelers View the full article

The Ravens announced today that the team will hold its annual “State of the Ravens” press conference Wednesday at the team’s practice facility in Owings Mills. The annual season-review press conference, which starts at 2 p.m., is our rare opportunity to chat about all Ravens topics with owner Steve Bisciotti, president Dick Cass, general manager and executive vice president Ozzie Newsome and head coach John Harbaugh. View the full article

The Ravens came as close as you can get to the Super Bowl without actually making it this season, and they were obviously good enough to hoist the Vince Lombardi Trophy, but that guarantees nothing going forward. View the full article

Last week, ESPN revealed its NFL “All Era” team, which recognized those current players whose attitudes and styles of play would make them successful in, well, any era, whether it is today’s pass-happy NFL or the days when Dick Butkus and Jack Lambert roamed the field and the word “concussion” was crazy medical jargon. View the full article

We are less than three months away from the 2012 NFL draft. We have plenty of Ravens draft coverage in the works, but we are focused on tying up the loose ends from the 2011 season. In the meantime, to quench your thirst for draft coverage, here is a quick roundup of players the Ravens are linked to in early mock drafts. View the full article

Former Colts coach will oversee Joe Flacco's developmentThree days after he confirmed that offensive coordinator Cam Cameron will be retained, Ravens coach John Harbaugh gave his offense -- and Joe Flacco -- an additional voice, hiring Jim Caldwell as the team's quarterbacks coach. View the full article

Former Colts coach will oversee Joe Flacco's developmentThree days after he confirmed that offensive coordinator Cam Cameron will be retained, Ravens coach John Harbaugh gave his offense and Joe Flacco another voice, hiring Jim Caldwell as their quarterbacks coach. View the full article

Ravens coach John Harbaugh, who helped institute the team’s annual Military Appreciation Day and was among the first coaches to partake in the NFL-USO Coaches Tour, could have another armed services-related honor on his résumé by Saturday: the inaugural Salute to Service Award. View the full article

First-ever award winner will be named during NFL Honors event on February 4 View the full article

Report: Ravens to hire Jim Caldwell as QB coach View the full article

Former Colts head coach would oversee Flacco's developmentThe Ravens, who last week retained offensive coordinator Cam Cameron but said they would be looking to hire a quarterbacks coach, apparently have found their man, according to an espn.com report . View the full article

OWINGS MILLS, Md.- Jim Caldwell is back in the NFL, this time as the Baltimore Ravens quarterbacks coach. View the full article

Ravens will need a new defensive coordinator, their third in four years, after Chuck Pagano agreed on Wednesday to become the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts]]> View the full article

Ravens players had quit smashing their helmets against locker stalls and on the floor, middle linebacker Ray Lewis told anyone who would listen that he plans to return for a 17th season in 2012]]> View the full article