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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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The Ravens have been awarded third- and fourth-round compensatory draft picks, the league announced March 10, giving the Ravens a total of nine picks in this year’s draft.
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Ravens All-Pro guard Marshal Yanda has decided to retire after 13 NFL seasons, ending one of the best careers in Ravens history and giving the team clarity before free agency begins.
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Would Michigan’s Josh Uche fit into the Ravens’ defense as an edge rusher? Ken Zalis says Uche sets the edge well but needs to add strength.
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Glenn Clark talked with former Ravens tight end Darren Waller about his path from addiction to one of the NFL’s top tight ends, and how his time in Baltimore helped him get where he is today.
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Ken Zalis shares an updated 2020 NFL mock draft, and he predicts the Baltimore Ravens will take Baylor WR Denzel Mims at No. 28.
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How would Miami linebacker Shaquille Quarterman look in the middle of the Ravens’ defense? Ken Zalis says Quarterman is a big hitter with a high football IQ.
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With the NFL franchise tag window beginning Feb. 27, Stan “The Fan Charles and Glenn Clark weigh in on what exactly the Ravens should do with outside linebacker Matthew Judon.
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Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said he still has no clarity on the future of All-Pro guard Marshal Yanda, but he figures to have discussions with Yanda “probably in the next month or so.”
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Would Auburn offensive tackle Jack Driscoll be a fit for the Ravens in the 2020 NFL Draft? Ken Zalis says Driscoll has great hand placement and quick feet but must get stronger.
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