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As he enters the final year of his contract, Mark Andrews said he isn’t looking any further than this season. “I’m thankful to be here this year,” Andrews said, “to be able to compete for this organization, compete for this city. … It really means everything to me, so I’m excited about it.”
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If you were lucky enough to score a pass to Ravens training camp, Bo Smolka has a quick guide to watching practice at the team’s complex.
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After missing last season with a torn ACL, Ravens outside linebacker Malik Hamm is ready to get back on the field and learn from the team’s veterans. But first, he’s supporting “Show Your Soft Side” at the upcoming “Softie Homecoming” event.
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“I feel that we’ve prepared like a championship team, and there’s just been something we have to do,” Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey said as he reflected on the team’s playoff shortcomings and looked ahead to 2025. “But I don’t feel that we’re far off.”
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Former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker has been suspended for the first 10 weeks of the 2025 season for violations of the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy, the league announced June 26. Bo Smolka looks back at how the last few months played out.
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Packers radio analyst and former fullback John Kuhn weighs in on what Jaire Alexander brings to the Ravens and what he saw from the two-time Pro Bowl cornerback in Green Bay.
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Expectations for the 2025 Ravens are sky high, writes Glenn Clark, but what does that mean for how we judge the upcoming season?
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With the Ravens’ spring portion of the offseason now complete, Bo Smolka highlights three players who probably raised their stock during OTAs.
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Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said the addition of Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander “made everybody happy,” describing the signing as “an opportunity to become a better team.”
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Meeting with the media June 17, Ravens QB Lamar Jackson was impassioned in his defense of his tight end and good friend Mark Andrews, and he spoke of “vengeance” as Jackson and the Ravens look to move past yet another postseason disappointment.
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