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  1. Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald gave updates Wednesday on the progress of outside linebackers David Ojabo and Odafe Oweh, shed light on how they'll replace Calais Campbell and addressed how many safeties he plans to deploy this season. View the full article
  2. Coordinator Todd Monken spent Wednesday's Ravens practice directing the offense like a downtown New York City traffic cop at rush hour, columnist Mike Preston writes, but quarterback Lamar Jackson wasn't there to see it. View the full article
  3. Rookie linebacker Trenton Simpson has wide receiver speed and was a Swiss Army knife who was deployed in a variety of roles at Clemson. Here's a look at how the Ravens might use him this season. View the full article
  4. For Sam Mustipher, who signed with the Ravens on Monday, it’s a homecoming. The 26-year-old offensive lineman grew up in Owings Mills and starred at Our Lady of Good Counsel High School in Olney before going to Notre Dame. View the full article
  5. Four months from the Ravens’ season opener, 2023 predictions are almost entirely speculative. But someone’s got to make them. Here’s what The Baltimore Sun staff has to say about their best games, toughest tests and predicting their final record. View the full article
  6. Here’s how the Ravens’ 2023 schedule measures up, with opponents ranked from most to least difficult. View the full article
  7. The Ravens will open their 2023 season at home on Sept. 10 against the Houston Texans, play four prime-time games, including on Christmas night against the San Francisco 49ers, and travel to London. View the full article
  8. Wednesday marked the first time the Ravens opened practice to the media this offseason for what was a voluntary “football school.” Here's what we saw and didn't see. View the full article
  9. Star quarterback Lamar Jackson wasn’t in attendance for the Ravens’ voluntary “football school” Wednesday at the team’s facility in Owings Mills. New offensive coordinator Todd Monken isn’t concerned. View the full article
  10. The Ravens will play a game in London this season, the NFL announced on Wednesday. It will be their first international game since a 44-7 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2017. View the full article
  11. The Ravens' 2023 schedule will be announced Thursday. Here's a look at their opponents this season and what to expect. View the full article
  12. Baltimore Ravens new offensive coordinator Todd Monken talks about utilizing the players talent and installing his offense. View the full article
  13. Zay Flowers had his first practices with the Ravens at rookie minicamp, offering a peek at how the newly drafted wide receiver might be used this season. View the full article
  14. "Practice has been pretty darn crisp for coming out here for the first time," said Harbaugh after rookie minicamp. View the full article
  15. “I feel like I’m a complete receiver. I can do it all. You name it, I’ll be able to do it,” said Flowers. View the full article
  16. Here are three takeaways on what Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson did and did not say Thursday after signing his five-year deal to remain in Baltimore. View the full article
  17. Lamar Jackson declined to say what changed between him and the Ravens since requesting to be traded on March 2 but said he always wanted to remain in Baltimore in his first meeting with the media in five months on Thursday. View the full article
  18. Here's a closer look at where the Ravens' six draft picks fit on the depth chart and how the roster is shaping up heading toward training camp. View the full article
  19. "I was getting messages from [fans] them, like people crying and sad in the DMs. And I’m like, ‘Man, they got me sad,'" said Lamar Jackson. View the full article
  20. One of the Ravens' biggest needs of the offseason was addressed Wednesday with free agent Rock Ya-Sin, the Las Vegas Raiders’ top cornerback a season ago, agreeing to a one-year deal. View the full article
  21. As always, some NFL draft picks stood out more than others. Let’s make sense of it all and hand out some awards. View the full article
  22. The Ravens declined linebacker Patrick Queen's fifth-year option on Monday, his agent confirmed to The Baltimore Sun, which will make the promising 23-year-old a free agent after this season. View the full article
  23. An in-depth look at the winners and losers of this year's NFL draft, including how the Ravens fared with their picks. View the full article
  24. Most of the Ravens' 2023 draft picks are geared toward the long term, as the team selected several players based on potential rather than whether they can immediately help, columnist Mike Preston writes. View the full article
  25. The Ravens came away with six draft picks, one of their smallest classes in years, but they still impressed evaluators. Here’s a look at their final report card. View the full article
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