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Still smarting and maybe a little shell-shocked after his team’s 0-2 start, John Harbaugh met with the media a day after the Ravens’ 26-23 loss to the Raiders and flatly said his team isn’t consistent enough in any phase of the game right now.
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As Bill Parcells famously said, you are what the record says you are. The Ravens are 0-2. They have to own it, and they have to move past it. Bo Smolka shares five takeaways from the Ravens’ 26-23 loss to the Raiders.
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A week after dealing with All-Pro defensive lineman Chris Jones, the Ravens new offensive line gets another stern test this week with Raiders Pro Bowl edge rusher Maxx Crosby, described by Ravens head coach John Harbaugh as a “game wrecker.”
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As the Ravens move on from their season-opening loss to the Chiefs and prepare to face the Raiders, John Harbaugh made clear that he still takes exception to the rash of illegal-formation penalties called against them and stressed that, “I’m not worried about it going forward.”
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An NFL field is 120 yards long, counting both end zones, and the Ravens needed just one more inch. Bo Smolka shares five takeaways from the Ravens’ 27-20 loss to the Chiefs.
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As they prepare to open the 2024 season against the Chiefs, the Ravens insist they have turned the page from the AFC championship game. “I’m approaching every game the same way,” Jackson said. “I want to win regardless of win, lose or draw the previous time. Every game is motivation to me.”
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Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta acknowledged there could be “hiccups” with the team’s remade offensive line, but he stressed its potential when he met with the media at the team’s Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills on Aug. 29.
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The Ravens have signed 15 players to their practice squad, and all 15 had been among the team’s roster cuts earlier this week.
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Bo Smolka breaks down the Ravens’ initial 53-man roster by position and explains what moves may be on the way in the coming days.
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Pro Bowl center Tyler Linderbaum was back on the Ravens practice field Aug. 26, for the first time in three weeks, but All-Pro tight end Mark Andrews remained sidelined as the team ramped up preparations for the season opener at Kansas City Sept. 5.
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