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The question of whether the Ravens will keep three quarterbacks emerges each August, and this year, that question comes with a twist given the speed and versatility of rookie quarterback Trace McSorley.
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Ravens tight end Hayden Hurst was a forgotten man last year after missing the first month of the season with a foot injury. Now entering his second year, a bigger, stronger and healthier Hurst said May 30 that he has “a lot to prove.”
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Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti held a conference call with season-ticket holders May 29, succinctly summarizing the vision of his organization. “Everything falls to Lamar [Jackson],” Bisciotti said. “We believe in him. We believe he’s going to be great.”
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Four Oklahoma Sooners — all offensive players — have been taken by the Ravens in the past two drafts, including Marquise Brown and Ben Powers in 2019. What will that mean as the Ravens build their offense around Lamar Jackson?
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Is Haloti Ngata a Pro Football Hall of Famer? Bo Smolka weighs the case for the former Ravens defensive tackle with insights from Hall of Fame voter Scott Garceau and former Ravens linebacker Jameel McClain.
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The Ravens are aiming to build their offense around quarterback Lamar Jackson under the direction of new offensive coordinator Greg Roman, who has a history of getting the most out of dual-threat quarterbacks.
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What’s next for the Ravens’ Lamar Jackson-led offense? Bo Smolka revisits the Ravens’ shift in offensive approach, details the issues that arose and looks ahead to what’s to come in 2019.
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PressBox caught up with Ravens defensive back Anthony Levine to ask him about his favorite “guilty” food, his dream job be if he weren’t in the NFL, his favorite road city and more.
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Ravens cornerback Brandon Carr hasn’t missed a game since he entered the league in 2008, and he has turned to a variety of tactics to help keep him on the field throughout his career.
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PressBox caught up with Baltimore Ravens punter Sam Koch to ask him about his favorite “guilty” food, his favorite movie and whether he has any pets.
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