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The Ravens have signed free-agent cornerback Rock Ya-Sin to a one-year contract, and the four-year veteran becomes the immediate favorite to start opposite Marlon Humphrey in the Ravens’ secondary.
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Joe Serpico evaluates how the Ravens did in the 2023 NFL Draft and looks at the team’s class of undrafted free agents.
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Now that the Ravens and Lamar Jackson contract saga is over, Glenn Clark considers how to measure success for the next five years.
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The Ravens added six new players in the 2023 NFL Draft. “I think we all feel pretty good,” GM Eric DeCosta said, “but we also understand and realize that we have more work to do.”
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The Ravens selected Clemson inside linebacker Trenton Simpson in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft on April 28, adding a versatile, physical linebacker with their only pick on the draft’s second day.
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“We don’t have a second-round pick. Do I hate that? Yes,” Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said. “But, our second-round pick is Roquan [Smith]. And I gotta say, I don’t think you can get a better second-round pick.”
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The Ravens drafted Boston College wide receiver Zay Flowers with the No. 22 overall pick in the NFL Draft, giving another weapon to Lamar Jackson and continuing head coach John Harbaugh’s pledge to rebuild the position.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles, Glenn Clark and Luke Jackson react to the announcement that the Ravens and Lamar Jackson have agreed in principle on a five-year contract extension.
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The Ravens and franchise quarterback Lamar Jackson have agreed in principle on a five-year contract extension, completing a saga that has dragged on for months and affirming Jackson as the face of the franchise for the foreseeable future.
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Joe Serpico shares his final 2023 NFL mock draft, and he has the Baltimore Ravens taking TCU wide receiver Quentin Johnston at No. 22.
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