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The Ravens have released safety Marcus Williams, ending a strange three-year tenure with the team that began with much hype and promise but deteriorated to the point that Williams was a high-priced spectator at the end of the 2024 season.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson missed his second straight practice on Oct. 31, indicating there is more to Jackson’s physical status than simply the “rest” that head coach John Harbaugh had alluded to when asked about Jackson’s absence a day earlier.
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A day after starting safety Marcus Williams was benched for the Ravens’ game at Cleveland, John Harbaugh expressed confidence in Williams going forward but did not divulge any more information, other than to reiterate that it was an internal matter.
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Ravens outside linebacker Odafe Oweh returned to practice Oct. 18, the first time he has been on the field since suffering an ankle injury in Week 2. “He’ll take a lot of reps,” John Harbaugh said. “… It’s a good group, and it’s great to have Odafe back.”
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In addition to losing J.K. Dobbins (Achilles) for the season, Marcus Williams will be sidelined for a lengthy time by a pectoral injury, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said, and Ronnie Stanley (knee) and Tyler Linderbaum (ankle) are “week to week.”
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2022 marks PressBox’s sixth annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Tyus Bowser discusses the loss to Jacksonville and what’s next with guest Marcus Williams and co-hosts Glenn Clark and “The NFL Chick” Syreeta Hubbard.
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Ravens safety Marcus Williams suffered a dislocated wrist in the game against the Bengals and will be placed on injured reserve, head coach John Harbaugh said Oct. 10, adding that Williams will miss “a significant amount of time” but should return later this season.
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Ravens free-agent additions Morgan Moses, Michael Pierce, Patrick Ricard and Marcus Williams recently joined Glenn Clark Radio to discuss why they signed with the Ravens. Here’s what they had to say.
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New Ravens safety Marcus Williams first met Eric Weddle when he was in college, and Williams plans on connecting with Weddle this offseason to continue picking his brain. “This is how I want to be,” Williams remembers thinking after they first spoke.
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