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Former NFL defensive tackle and Sports USA Radio analyst Brandon Noble, who called the Ravens’ Week 7 loss to the Bengals, talked with PressBox about what unfolded and why Baltimore has blown so many double-digit leads.
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Baltimore native and Calvert Hall graduate Lawrence Cager, working to make the Commanders’ 53-man roster, gets one last chance to impress in his team’s final preseason game against the Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on Aug. 28.
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Speaking at the team’s practice facility on April 8, Ravens players talked about their reaction to John Harbaugh’s firing back in January and the start of the Jesse Minter era. “We all have opportunities to start over,” WR Zay Flowers said. “It’s a new energy.”
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As he digests the Ravens’ loss to the Chiefs, Glenn Clark says it’s hard to figure what the line is between overwhelming injuries and … just plain disastrous performance.
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In announcing Kyle Hamilton’s record-setting contract extension, Ravens GM Eric DeCosta called the extension “well deserved” and described Hamilton as a “phenomenal player, phenomenal person [and] a great leader.”
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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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From the Baltimore Business Journal: Under Armour cleats and gloves will be back on NFL fields this fall for the first time in five years.
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Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton was back on the practice field on Thursday, an encouraging sign as he recovers from an ankle injury suffered a week ago against Cincinnati. But another defensive back, Arthur Maulet, was added to the injury report with a calf injury.
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Former NFL GM Randy Mueller and Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy explain what the success of Kyle Hamilton says about the synergy between the Ravens’ coaching staff and personnel department.
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With Mark Andrews sitting out after a scary traffic accident, tight end Isaiah Likely proved to be one of the Ravens’ top offensive weapons during practice Aug. 14, and he showed again just how formidable the offense could be with both he and Andrews on the field.
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