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Glenn Clark says the loss to the Steelers doesn’t change who the Ravens are — a first-place team with flaws and significant injury issues, and just how much they can accomplish comes down to whether Lamar Jackson can play better than what we’ve seen during the last month.
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Bo Smolka shares five takeaways from the Ravens’ 20-19 loss to the Steelers, from a banged-up secondary to a flawed offense, creating questions aplenty for Baltimore.
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Now in his fourth year with the Ravens, cornerback Anthony Averett is starting because of the injury to Marcus Peters. And it could turn out to be a lucrative opportunity for Averett, who is a free agent after the season.
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With his talent and drive, can cornerback Marlon Humphrey reach the level of the Ravens’ past defensive greats?
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This summer, Ravens defensive coordinator Don “Wink” Martindale said he wants “as many cover corners as you can have.” There are a variety of reasons why the Ravens have prioritized coverage over pass rush.
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Bo Smolka shares five quick observations from the Ravens’ first open workout of the spring, including Marlon Humphrey’s professional approach to practice, Bradley Bozeman’s role as the starting center and more.
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What were the best quotes from the Baltimore sports world in 2020? Here are a few, from Marlon Humphrey to Anthony Cowan Jr. to Mike Elias.
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Glenn Clark shares four thoughts on a Ravens team that has won four in a row, including his pick for team MVP, why he’s more apprehensive about the Bengals than he was about the Jaguars or Giants and more.
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Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey was removed from the league’s reserve/COVID-19 list Nov. 11 and is expected to play against the Patriots Nov. 15, returning some stability to a group has been beset by injuries since the summer.
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Ravens left guard Bradley Bozeman discusses the impact of Marlon Humphrey testing positive for COVID-19 and how Ronnie Stanley’s season-ending ankle injury will affect the rest of the offensive line.
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