The Baltimore Ravens have a lot of questions about their roster, but one thing is certain: many believe this is a good enough team to bounce back from the 8-9 2025 season and win the AFC North.
It's a rare feat for an NFL team to find a way to get two of the finalists for its head coach vacancy on the same staff, but that's exactly what the Baltimore Ravens managed to pull off during a hiring cycle where 10 different openings became available.
As free agency approaches, Tyler Linderbaum remains one of the top players on track to reach the open market. The Pro Bowl center is still in Baltimore’s plans at this point, though.
Offense is the name of the game in the modern NFL, and offensive play callers have never been more creative. Here's a look at the top NFL play-callers from 1-32 early in the 2022 season.
The Baltimore Ravens are entering a new era. After firing long-time coach John Harbaugh, the team will be undergoing a retooling of sorts under new coach Jesse Minter.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
Can Seattle keep it going? Will there be any further separation in the middle of the pack? And will things get even worse for struggling traditional powers like Green Bay? Let’s get to the games.
Ravens OC Declan Doyle was asked about his expectations for attendance at the team’s voluntary OTAs. “We would expect them to be here and certainly it is voluntary,” Doyle said, via ESPN.
There is only a trio of holdovers from new Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter's staff who were on his predecessor and mentor, John Harbaugh's, staff.
Every NFL team tries to build a dynasty and win Super Bowls, but only a select few in NFL history have found such consistency. Over the next five years, these are the teams that have the best chance at ultimate success.
With all the needs the Baltimore Ravens have to deal with, there is one player in free agency who seems to find himself connected to them almost without fail: Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson.
The Baltimore Ravens' week has been largely defined by their introducing head coach Jesse Minter's new platoon of coordinators to team media, but their offseason's lengthy remaining to-do list remains on the front office's mind.
The Baltimore Ravens have had a treasure trove of tight ends recently in their receiving corps. Mark Andrews gets all of the attention, especially after getting an extension, but due to injuries and different snap counts, Isaiah Likely has also been able to shine when he sees the field.
James Casey is entering his eighth year as the Bengals’ tight ends coach. Cincinnati OC Dan Pitcher called Casey the “ultimate team player” and a great asset to their coaching staff. “The ultimate team player who you would never know had a playing career … from a work ethic and just a willingness to do all the dirty work.
A few Baltimore Ravens players might benefit from leaving the team and starting over with another team. One name in particular that might be a cut or trade candidate this offseason for the Ravens is cornerback Marlon Humphrey.
This is one of the most important drafts in a long time for Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta, as he is tasked with finding the right talent for his new head coach, Jesse Minter.
The expectations have been set with the Baltimore Ravens and their new offensive coordinator, Declan Doyle. During the introductory press conference for the new coordinators, Doyle was asked about the expectations for Ravens players to show up for OTAs in the offseason.
Jesse Minter wouldn't have ever reached his current heights without a few key luminaries; among those stand the Harbaugh brothers for giving him chances to rise through the game's ranks and the Baltimore Ravens' front office for taking a swing on the first-time head coach.
When the old Baltimore Ravens coaching staff felt disappointment in outside linebacker Odafe Oweh's play, they decided to trade him to the Los Angeles Chargers almost midway through the season.
Every Baltimore Ravens fan would be in agreement that the biggest problem with this team entering the offseason is a lack of consistent pass rushers. Last year, the Ravens had only 30 sacks in 17 games, and only two other teams had fewer.
Sometimes, it's hard to explain why the NFL does things like that. One specific case is pretty evident, and it will cost the Baltimore Ravens a lot of money or a highly-impactful upcoming free agent in center Tyler Linderbaum.
During his introductory news conference on Wednesday, Doyle shared somewhat of a challenge to Jackson and other members of the roster regarding the Ravens' offseason program.
The Baltimore Ravens are in desperate need of talent on their defensive line, which is why they must add star edge rusher Trey Hendrickson to their roster.
Isaiah Likely made a name for himself as one of the league’s more interesting backup tight ends, and the Ravens fourth-round pick will finally earn a larger role in the coming months.
During a recent appearance on "The Lounge" podcast, Doyle shared a bold claim about what Jackson could become while working with a staff led by new head coach Jesse Minter.
Some previously wondered if Raiders minority owner Tom Brady would prefer to have a proven commodity such as Jackson over a to-be-tested rookie such as Mendoza.
Isaiah Likely has spent the first four seasons of his career serving as a key backup in Baltimore. Instead of seeing the former fourth-round pick eventually emerge as a full-time starter, the Ravens may watch the tight end leave via free agency.