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The Ravens released All-Pro kicker Justin Tucker May 5, ending a record-setting tenure with the team that became undone in the past five months amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said that wide receiver Zay Flowers never had to undergo surgery on his right knee, as some had feared, at the end of last season, and “should be ready to go” when the Ravens veterans take the field this spring.
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LSU offensive lineman Garrett Dellinger comes to the Ravens with a special connection to Baltimore, and he says the Ravens are getting “a player that’s going to come in and do great things.”
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The Ravens exercised the fifth-year option for safety Kyle Hamilton but declined to do so for center Tyler Linderbaum, though general manager Eric DeCosta said the team hopes to keep both in the organization long-term. Bo Smolka breaks it all down.
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Alabama A&M left tackle Carson Vinson says getting drafted by the Ravens is a perfect fit. “Everything that the Baltimore Ravens represent is who I’ve been all my life,” Vinson said, “and it really felt like a match made in heaven.”
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Glenn Clark sorts through the Ravens’ complicated selection of Marshall edge rusher Mike Green, and he says he hopes the Ravens haven’t moved from “zero tolerance” to “whatever it takes” in the name of pursuing a Super Bowl.
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Joe Serpico evaluates how the Ravens did in the 2025 NFL Draft and looks at the team’s class of undrafted free agents.
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The selection of Arizona kicker Tyler Loop was one of eight picks the Ravens made on the final day of the draft as they rounded out an 11-member class. Bo Smolka has the details.
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The Ravens addressed their pass rush and offensive line on the second day of the draft by selecting Marshall edge rusher Mike Green and LSU offensive tackle Emery Jones.
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Bo Smolka looks at five players the Ravens might target on Day Two of the 2025 NFL Draft, including East Carolina cornerback Shavon Revel.
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