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Ravens All-Pro left tackle Ronnie Stanley said his new contract struck “a good balance that could help the team, and something I’m still happy with,” stressing that “the only thing we really care about is winning a Super Bowl.”
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The Ravens have released safety Marcus Williams, ending a strange three-year tenure with the team that began with much hype and promise but deteriorated to the point that Williams was a high-priced spectator at the end of the 2024 season.
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The Ravens have used a low restricted free-agent tender on safety Ar’Darius Washington, who became a key cog in their secondary during the last half of the 2024 season.
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Pro Bowl fullback Patrick Ricard has agreed to terms on a new contract with the Ravens, as the team retains one of the most accomplished undrafted players in franchise history.
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Ravens cornerback Brandon Stephens has reportedly agreed to a free-agent deal with the Jets, ending his four-year tenure in Baltimore that began with much promise but then regressed in his contract year in 2024.
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The Ravens and All-Pro tackle Ronnie Stanley have agreed to terms on a contract extension, as general manager Eric DeCosta achieved one of his top offseason priorities before free agency officially begins March 12.
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In Mark Andrews, Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar, the Ravens have a trio that led the league in touchdown catches by tight ends this past season, but all three are set to become free agents in 2026. Bo Smolka breaks down the future of the position for the Ravens.
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When Ravens GM Eric DeCosta was asked about TE Mark Andrews at the NFL Scouting Combine, DeCosta was effusive in his praise of the All-Pro, but he never said definitively that Andrews would be a Raven in 2025. Bo Smolka dives into what DeCosta did, and did not, say.
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Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said the team will wait for the NFL investigation to play out before making any decisions on kicker Justin Tucker, while also acknowledging the allegations against Tucker are “serious and concerning.”
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Bills quarterback Josh Allen edged Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson for the NFL’s Most Valuable Player Award, the league announced at its NFL Honors award ceremony Feb. 6 in New Orleans.
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