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In his first public comments since Orlando Brown Jr. began his social-media lobbying campaign to be a left tackle, Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said there is no timeline for resolution of the situation. “It’s all really about what’s best for the club,” DeCosta said.
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As the Ravens look to upgrade and fortify their offensive line, will that come at a cost to the defensive line? Bo Smolka breaks it down.
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While any contract talks with Lamar Jackson or Mark Andrews will generate headlines, Bo Smolka looks at three other extensions the Ravens could consider this offseason.
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Ravens GM Eric DeCosta is a believer in the traditional draft process, from the Combine to pro days to private workouts — all of which has been disrupted by the pandemic. How are the Ravens — and draft prospects — adjusting?
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The Ravens’ 2018 draft class — the last for retiring general manager Ozzie Newsome — is on course to be among the best in franchise history. Bo Smolka looks at the group’s stars and depth.
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Because of injuries or ineffectiveness, the Ravens used five starting offensive-line combinations during the final 10 games of the season. “One of the things we have to do,” GM Eric DeCosta said, “is get better up front with pass protection.”
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“There are a lot of things that we can do,” Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said. “It’s not all about getting the quote ‘Number One receiver’ that everybody likes to talk about. We will certainly look at that. We would try to upgrade every single position on this football team this offseason if we can.”
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As the Ravens’ top decision makers assess the roster and whether certain players might fit in the organization going forward, where does edge rusher Yannick Ngakoue, scheduled to become a free agent in March, fit in the puzzle?
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The Ravens have released veteran running back Mark Ingram, a move that seemed increasingly likely as his role within the offense diminished late in the season.
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While Steve Smith Sr. called for Greg Roman’s job after the Ravens’ loss to the Bills, fullback Patrick Ricard was quick to defend his offensive coordinator. “I wouldn’t be here without him,” Ricard said. ” … I think he’s a phenomenal coach. Hopefully, he’s my coach for a long time.”
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