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The Ravens have applied the nonexclusive franchise tag to Lamar Jackson, which will save them $13 million in cap room relative to the exclusive tag but allows other teams to negotiate with Jackson.
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The Baltimore Ravens have named former Maryland and DeMatha star Dennard Wilson as the team’s defensive backs coach.
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As Glenn Clark looks at a Ravens franchise that appears to again be at a bit of a crossroads, he finds himself questioning the team’s identity once again.
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Bo Smolka breaks down some of the drama around the Ravens this week, including Rashod Bateman’s response to GM Eric DeCosta’s statements about the team’s WRs and a failing grade for the team’s strength and conditioning staff.
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Ravens legend Tony Siragusa passed away before he could complete his vision for a program called “Goose Flights,” but his daughter, Sammi, is helping fulfill that vision, transporting people with terminal illnesses to hospitals, vacation destinations and more.
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Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy breaks down some of the NFL Draft prospects who shined at this year’s Senior Bowl, including Maryland cornerback Jakorian Bennett.
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Former Georgia men’s basketball coach Tom Crean shares his insights on new Ravens OC Todd Monken. “I think he is a decisive leader,” Crean said. “… I don’t think there’s going to be any issue with energy. And I don’t think there’s going to be any issue with accountability.”
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Joe Serpico shares his initial seven-round NFL mock draft for the Baltimore Ravens, including three options for every pick.
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Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh announced Feb. 22 that Tee Martin has been named quarterbacks coach and Willie Taggart has been hired as the team’s running backs coach.
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New Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken said at his introductory news conference Feb. 21 that he has yet to speak with quarterback Lamar Jackson, but he downplayed any issues about Jackson’s long-term availability.
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