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In an email to PSL owners, the Baltimore Ravens announced July 8 that season tickets for 2020 will be deferred to the 2021 campaign. If fans are allowed to attend games, it is it is expected that the stadium capacity would be fewer than 14,000 seats per game.
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With a young, fast receiving corps and a third-year quarterback, the Ravens are hoping to advance their passing attack. Marquise Brown and Miles Boykin are major keys to that effort.
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Signed by the Ravens as an undrafted free agent out of Wake Forest, Boys’ Latin grad Dom Maggio is looking forward to training camp with his hometown team and to learning from one of the game’s best punters in Sam Koch.
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Ravens defensive coordinator Wink Martindale is confident first-round pick Patrick Queen can step right into a starting job as a three-down middle linebacker. “I think this kid can handle it,” Martindale said. “We’re lucky we drafted a smart, driven player.”
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“The No. 1 message I want white America to see and hear is, we need you to listen in a way you haven’t listened before,” former Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson said. “… I need you to be willing to be uncomfortable, possibly, and I need you to be willing to be challenged, possibly.”
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Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said he remains “confident” the NFL season will be played as scheduled despite the coronavirus pandemic. “We’ll do everything we can to respect the protocols and more,” Harbaugh said.
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The Ravens and Matthew Judon have until July 15 to work out a long-term contract extension, or Judon must play the season under the franchise tag. Either way, Judon said he’s just “happy to be a Raven.”
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“We want to put an end to racism, whether that will be on the football field, or in classrooms, or wherever it may be,” Ravens linebacker Matthew Judon said June 15, commending Steve Bisciotti for his recent actions and critiquing NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for not doing enough.
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Glenn Clark says the Ravens need to step up immediately and make it clear that they will support players who choose to peacefully protest against racism and police brutality no matter how or when players choose to do so.
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Former Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo joined Glenn Clark Radio June 3 to discuss the death of George Floyd, protests across the country, racial inequality and more.
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