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Tyler Loop, a sixth-round draft pick from Arizona, and John Hoyland, an undrafted rookie from Wyoming, are involved in something the Ravens haven’t dealt with in more than a decade: an open competition for the kicking job.
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Keaton Mitchell might have a hard time getting regular work in a Ravens backfield that features Derrick Henry and Justice Hill, but the third-year back says he is fully recovered from his 2023 torn ACL and has his eye on the team’s kick-return job.
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Ravens WR Rashod Bateman said the contract extension, that keeps him in Baltimore through 2029, “just made sense for both of us. … I’m happy to be here, blessed and fortunate, so we’ll keep chasing the Super Bowl.”
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While it may be foolhardy to read too much into an OTA practice in May, Bo Smolka says it’s not unreasonable to think the Ravens dive into this spring period with a definite sense of urgency.
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Bo Smolka looks at what the Ravens’ 2024 draft class accomplished last season and what success in Year Two might look like.
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Glenn Clark says Mike Elias will have to answer for the state of the Orioles, and the deference that David Rubenstein has shown to his general manager will require far greater scrutiny moving forward.
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After spending his entire NFL career with the Rams, offensive lineman Joseph Noteboom is excited for a new chapter with the Ravens. “Around the league, you just have a sense that they’re all about football, hard-working,” he said.
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Bo Smolka breaks down the Ravens’ 2025 schedule, which includes games against the Bills, Lions and Chiefs in the first month of the season — a stretch that should give the Ravens a good idea of where they stand in the AFC pecking order.
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The Baltimore Ravens’ 2025 schedule features four primetime games and starts with five matchups against 2024 playoff teams in the first six weeks.
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Ravens safety Ar’Darius Washington suffered a torn Achilles during offseason conditioning and will miss the entire 2025 season. Bo Smolka has more on the injury and what it means for Baltimore’s secondary.
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