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The Ravens released wide receiver Miles Boykin on April 18 in a move that will save them about $2.5 million against the cap but strikes another blow against general manager Eric DeCosta’s first draft class, which three years later has failed to produce more than one established NFL starter.
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Glenn Clark breaks down five things he’s in favor of the Ravens doing during the 2022 NFL Draft, including moving up to get Cincinnati cornerback Sauce Gardner.
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A child of Nigerian immigrants, former Minnesota pass rusher and potential Ravens draft target Boye Mafe hopes to make the people of Nigeria proud. “I’ve always wanted to embrace my culture and be able to show that Nigerian players are able to play in the NFL,” Mafe said.
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If the Ravens draft an edge rusher in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, how would that selection shape the look of the team’s picks in the second and third rounds? Ken Zalis looks at the options.
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If the Ravens draft an offensive lineman in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, how would that selection shape the look of the team’s picks in the second and third rounds? Ken Zalis looks at the options.
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Former Ravens head coach Brian Billick is confident the team and Lamar Jackson will eventually reach a long-term contract. “They are not going to let Lamar Jackson leave,” Billick said. “There’s total commitment to him. They understand what the money is.”
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Ken Zalis shares his second seven-round NFL mock draft for the Ravens, including three options for every pick.
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At the Ravens’ annual predraft luncheon April 5, general manager Eric DeCosta suggested the team isn’t done addressing the tackle position and characterized this year’s NFL Draft as “very, very deep” at tackle.
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Ken Zalis shares an updated 2022 NFL mock draft, and he has the Baltimore Ravens taking Florida State defensive end Jermaine Johnson II at No. 14.
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The Ravens officially move past their 2021 season April 18, when players return for the first day of the offseason workout program, and head coach John Harbaugh said the team was looking “at every possible avenue” to avoid a recurrence of the rash of injuries this past season.
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