The Baltimore Ravens entered the 2024 offseason with plenty on their minds after the way their 2023 season came to a close. After being an incredibly dominant regular season team, they collapsed in their biggest moment, losing in the AFC Championship game to the Kansas City Chiefs. Everyone did different things during their offseason, and while improving their skills was a big part of the equation, players went out and had plenty of other experiences as well. Inside linebacker Roquan Smith shared details on his trips to Paris and Spain, saying it was “really cool” “I was fortunate enough to g ..read more

After four hot and intense practice sessions, the Ravens had a day off from training camp on Thursday but returned to the Under Armour Performance Center on Friday for the first full padded practice of the summer. All athletes are pretty impressive in shorts and a helmet, but things change when the shoulder pads, thigh pads, and full hitting are inserted into the process. Lamar Jackson has been ruled out with an illness, but there are plenty of crucial personnel we’ll be looking for. Here are ten players to watch when the pads come on ..read more

It could be scary hours for Ravens opponents if Rashod Bateman can finally assemble an efficient and highly productive season. The former Golden Gophers All-American has looked dominant through the first week of training camp. Odell Beckham moved on, and Bateman got healthy while landing a contract extension. The early results suggest that Bateman could potentially log a 1,000-yard season, with opposing defenses now having to account for the physical Derrick Henry. 7️⃣@R_bateman2 pic.twitter.com/t8ZP1FfTAi — Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) July 26, 2024 Bateman will get Odell Beckham’s targets an ..read more

The Ravens will need Lamar Jackson to be healthy and available to win a Super Bowl. After having to exit Wednesday’s practice due to feeling lethargic, the team announced that the reigning NFL MVP will miss Friday’s practice, his fourth missed training camp. Friday is expected to be the Ravens’ first full padded practice. QB Lamar Jackson remains sidelined with an illness and will not practice today. He continues to undergo further evaluation and receive care from our medical team. — Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) July 26, 2024 Baltimore has dealt with Jackson being ill in the past, as the quart ..read more

After a disappointing effort, the Baltimore Ravens lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game. Although they should have won the Super Bowl, they couldn’t get the job done when it mattered. The Ravens will open the 2024 season with a Week 1 matchup against the Chiefs in an AFC Championship rematch. When talking to the media, Baltimore tight end Mark Andrews said that it’s fun to look forward to playing Kansas City in Week 1, but he also acknowledged that he takes things one game at a time. “It’s fun to be able to look forward to that. It’s a big game; it’s the ..read more

The Baltimore Ravens were an extremely dominant regular season team in 2023 but couldn’t get the job done when it mattered most in the playoffs. Their season came crashing down in their AFC Championship loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, and it’s now back to the drawing board for the 2024 season. On ESPN’s “First Take,” Joe Fortenbaugh put out a take comparing Baltimore to the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA. He questioned who’s picking the Ravens in 2024, saying that it’s apparent who quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Ravens are after six seasons. "The Ravens are the 76ers of the NFL."@JoeFortenb ..read more

The Baltimore Ravens have one of the deepest defensive line rooms that the NFL currently has to offer. They have an incredible balance of veteran and young talent, with the group now being led by Justin Madubuike. Madubuike had a breakout year for the Ravens in 2023, accumulating 13 sacks and really honing in on his skills as a pass rusher. While last season was great for the former Texans A&M star, he is looking to improve even further in 2024, which rings true due to him saying he was working on everything this offseason. “This offseason, I worked on everything, [from] strength to techn ..read more

The Baltimore Ravens are motivated to bounce back during the 2024 season after their 2023 season came crashing down to a halt in the AFC Championship. Multiple players and coaches have discussed the emotions of not winning a Super Bowl last season, and they hope to make good on their goal this time. While the team has aspirations, each Baltimore player has individual goals they’d like to achieve. While the Ravens defensive lineman didn’t give a specific number when talking about his sack goals for the season, he did mention that it’s “double digits for sure.” “It might be. It might not be. It ..read more

Every NFL team aspires to win a Super Bowl, whether a current contender or rebuilding. The Baltimore Ravens are among the best teams in the NFL, and their Super Bowl window is wide open. When asked what it will take for Baltimore to win another championship, defensive lineman Justin Madubuike hit on a few key points. He mentioned how the team needs to be dialed in and leave everything on the field, from the players to the training staff to the coaches. “Everybody just being dialed in, focused and locked in every day. Control what you can control – that’s really all you can do and just put on ..read more

Derrick Henry is a long-established, known entity in the National Football League, but this is his first season with a new team. As the Baltimore Ravens commenced training camp this summer, his new teammates saw Henry in a new light. Seeing a 6-3 247 lb, an utterly shredded tailback in person instead of on tape, is a different experience. Especially when he is now on your side, the reactions have been awe-inspiring, with outside linebacker Odafe Oweh probably giving the most colorful take. “He’s a freak,” the fourth-year edge rusher said this week. “Physical specimen. He looks like he could pl ..read more