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Ian Eagle, who’s set to call the Nov. 17 Ravens-Texans matchup, is looking forward to watching quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Deshaun Watson. “When you get players like this, the unpredictable nature of it keeps you on your toes,” Eagle said.
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Like many fans, Josh Bynes spent his Sunday afternoons in September sitting on the couch, watching NFL games on television. Unlike most fans, though, Bynes had a Super Bowl ring, eight years of NFL experience and the stubborn belief that he still belonged in the league.
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PressBox recently caught up with Ravens defensive tackle Michael Pierce to ask him about his favorite guilty food, his favorite sports star growing up, his favorite thing about Baltimore and more.
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One day during training camp, tight end Mark Andrews broke into a wide grin when he recalled hearing the news that Greg Roman was being promoted to offensive coordinator for the Ravens — and Andrews’ optimism about Roman’s affinity for tight ends has proven to be prescient.
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Ravens linebacker Matthew Judon dishes on his team’s 5-2 start, young players who are set to step into bigger roles and, of course, quarterback Lamar Jackson. “He is definitely a generational player and one that I’m glad I get to watch,” Judon said of Jackson.
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While Ravens left guard Bradley Bozeman was helping his team pull off a tough road win against the Seahawks in Seattle Oct. 20, his wife, Nikki, was celebrating an athletic milestone of her own — completing her first Baltimore Marathon.
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Bo Smolka offers five takeaways from the Raven’s win against the Seahawks, including a victorious homecoming for Earl Thomas and the team’s first ever win in Seattle.
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Michael Pierce reported to the Ravens’ mandatory June minicamp well above his 2018 playing weight of 340 pounds. But with free agency looming, he’s now returning to top form — and his teammates say they never had any doubt he would.
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The Orioles may have struggled to drum up home-game crowds this season, but John Angelos is still bullish on Baltimore — and Ravens president Dick Cass shares his enthusiasm for the city.
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Bo Smolka offers five takeaways from the Ravens’ 23-17 win against the Bengals, including Lamar Jackson’s dual-threat attack on display and how Josh Bynes is making a name for himself on the defensive side of the ball.
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