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Ravens do-it-all performer Patrick Ricard is working to expand his role even more for the upcoming season — but even though he’s meeting with the tight ends via Zoom, he’s not penciling himself in as Baltimore’s new third tight end.
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Quince Orchard defensive tackle and Terps commit Marcus Bradley says Maryland can become a national power by keeping the best players from the DMV. “We keep getting these recruits that we’re getting, it’s going to be something very special.”
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“You’ve got so many guys coming through there, so much history,” linebacker Jake Ryan said of his decision to sign with the Ravens. “I think that was one of the main points in my decision, to be honest with you.”
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Ravens undrafted free agent Jake Breeland says he’s in a good spot physically after October knee surgery, and the tight end out of Oregon is confident he can crack the Ravens’ 53-man roster.
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New Ravens fullback Bronson Rechsteiner, the son of Rick Steiner and nephew of Scott Steiner, says he’ll get into professional wrestling whenever he’s done playing football — but for now, his goal is to make the best possible impression on the Ravens.
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MLB Pipeline’s Jonathan Mayo breaks down the Orioles’ options with the No. 2 pick in the 2020 MLB Draft, including Arizona State’s Spencer Torkelson and Vanderbilt’s Austin Martin.
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Ravens fifth-round pick Broderick Washington Jr. says “it’s still really unbelievable” to be joining Baltimore’s defensive tradition, and he’s looking forward to facing his former Texas Tech teammate Patrick Mahomes in 2020.
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Chesapeake Bayhawks president Mark Burdett is confident MLL can start its season by July 4th. “We see it as he who gets to the gate first and gets out of the gate potentially can get an inordinate amount of exposure and eyeballs on their game,” Burdett said, “and we really need that.”
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Gilman grad Brandon Copeland isn’t letting the coronavirus pandemic cancel his annual Beyond the Basics football camp. Instead, he’s holding the camp virtually with the same focus on community service, leadership and football.
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New Ravens offensive lineman D.J. Fluker says no one can truly replace retired legend Marshal Yanda, but he thinks he’s a perfect fit for the Ravens’ run-first offense.
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