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G/C Bradley Bozeman Various thoughts on various things, all in 50 words or less: If it is true (as I keep hearing) that top receivers who are pending free agents wont want to come to Baltimore because of the Ravens reliance on running the ball, is it not then also true that top offensive linemen who are pending free agents would want to come? Top interior O-linemen who might become available include guards Brandon Scherff (Washington) and Joe Thuney (New England) and center Corey...

Featuring Charenée Wade, Camille Thurman and Tahira Clayton Produced by Grammy-winning Eli Wolf and with arrangements by pianist and musical director Carmen Staaf, this exciting performance features three dynamic vocalists, each a rising star in her own right. Presented in affiliation with Women in Jazz Organization and backed by an all-female band, Wade, Thurman and Clayton celebrate the enduring legacies of these iconic women and artists with performances of their classic songs. A ...

Ravens News 3/3: RB Situations and more Trying to win now is an obvious mandate for them. After being stuck in a cycle of mediocrity between 2013 and 2017, the Ravens have made three straight playoff appearances and been among the final eight in the last two Super Bowl tournaments. They’re close enough to their goal to believe a few changes might make the difference. And their sense of urgency is even greater, or should be, because their quarterback, Lamar Jackson, is due for a new contract a...

Share: From the Jim Crow era-South through the turbulent 1960s, Bessie Smith, Billie Holiday and Nina Simone were among the most influential and popular singers of their times. Both within their music and outside of the clubs and concert halls, they wielded their exceptional talents to combat racial prejudice, sexism, and poverty. Whether powerfully and playfully claiming her autonomy and sexuality (Bessie Smith), forcing America to acknowledge the racism pervasive in the American South and bey...

Left: TE Mark Andrews; Right: TE Nick Boyle General Manager Eric DeCosta calls the Ravens offense "tight end-centric." So while much of the offseason attention is on wide receiver, dont be surprised if the Ravens add to their tight end group this offseason, whether its via the draft, free agency or trade. Using multiple formations, Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman has found extremely effective ways to maximize the tight end position during his time in the NFL. The prime example wa...

QB Robert Griffin III among four waived by Ravens 19 Jan 2021 / 08:01 H. The Baltimore Ravens waived quarterback Robert Griffin III along with three other players Monday, while also signing 11 players to reserve/future deals. Griffin, who spent the past three seasons as a Lamar Jacksons backup, ended the year on injured reserve and was slated to become a free agent in March. The 2012 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year with Washington, went 8-of-14 passing for 42 yards with no touchdowns and tw...

Mark Ingram, Robert Griffin III say bye as Baltimore Ravens begin offseason roster shuffling Updated Jan 19, 2021; Posted Jan 19, 2021 Baltimore Ravens running back Mark Ingram (21) in action during the NFL football game against the Philadelphia Eagles, Sunday, Oct. 18, 2020, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Chris Szagola)AP Facebook Share The Baltimore Ravens on Monday waived several players, including quarterback Robert Griffin III, and running back Mark Ingram posted farewell messages on his soc...

The Houston Texans claimed former Ravens safety Geno Stone off waivers Tuesday. Stone, the Ravens’ seventh-round pick in April’s draft, was released Monday for the second time this season. After clearing waivers in October, the former Iowa standout was signed to the practice squad and later joined the active roster in November. Stone appeared in two games, playing two defensive snaps and 38 on ...