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The Ravens are scheduled to make four picks on Day 2 of the 2020 NFL Draft, and general manager Eric DeCosta said he anticipates finding players who can “contribute right away.”
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The Ravens selected LSU linebacker Patrick Queen with the No. 28 overall pick in the NFL Draft April 23, addressing one of their top positional needs.
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“The world needs football,” Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson said on a videoconference with the media April 21 when asked about the possibility of losing the 2020 season. “I’m not going to put that in my mind.”
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Ravens tackle Orlando Brown Jr. says it’s “going to be so different” without Marshal Yanda at right guard, but he’d like to see his former Oklahoma teammate and good friend Ben Powers get a shot.
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In the past three days, GM Eric DeCosta has re-signed five Ravens who had hit free agency, making it clear he likes what he has in a team that went 14-2 last season.
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The Ravens’ offseason makeover of their defensive line continued March 20, as the Ravens traded defensive end Chris Wormley to the archrival Pittsburgh Steelers.
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The Ravens have decided against picking up the option on Brandon Carr’s contract, meaning the veteran defensive back is a free agent as the new league year begins.
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The first unofficial day of free agency was a busy day for the Ravens, with the team signing DT Michael Brockers, trading TE Hayden Hurst and more.
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The Ravens have applied the franchise tag to Matthew Judon, meaning that their top pass rusher from last season will not hit the open market when free agency begins March 18.
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“I can’t think of a better place to spend my entire career,” Ravens guard Marshal Yanda said as he announced his retirement March 11. “This team is a reflection of this city: hard-working, passionate, blue-collar and committed.”
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