The Baltimore Ravens (8-4) face off against the Cleveland Browns (6-6) this Sunday at 1pm at FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland, and the Browns are out for redemption after losing to the Ravens just two weeks ago in Week 12, a slugfest in which Baltimore won 16-10. With the Browns coming off their bye week, they’ve had an extra week to prepare for this re-match, likely focused on getting their offense back on track. Plus, this is the Browns last chance to keep their division title aspirations alive, so they’re sure to pull out all the stops. Meanwhile, the Ravens are coming off of a tough loss ..read more

Well guys, it looks like Le’Veon Bell’s time in Baltimore is coming to a close, with the running back making the announcement today on his Twitter page. As a post-trade-deadline cut, he’ll be subject to the waiver wire before potentially reaching the open market. “This hurts, but it’s been a blessing to be here to say the least, I’ve enjoyed every second of this short period & gotta whole new meaning of what this city is like & it’s a great place to be. I appreciate Eric Decasta & John Harbaugh for the opportunity to be called an Raven.” Unfortunately, Bell’s 2.7-yard average ..read more

Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker set an NFL field goal record on Sunday, nailing a 66-yard kick with just three seconds left on the clock, beating the Detroit Lions by a score of 19-17. The kick wasn’t pretty, with the football hitting the crossbar before bounced through the goal, but a win’s a win! You can see the kick here, along with fans reactions when it happened. The previous record for the longest FG in NFL history, set by Matt Prater in 2013, was 64 yards. Staring at a chance to win an NFL game from an unprecedented distance, Tucker made some adjustments to his normal routine, ai ..read more

Baltimore Ravens fans will soon have access to sports betting in Maryland via online and retail sportsbooks. While the exact launch date is unclear, Maryland sports bettors should have access before the end of the year, with plenty of time for betting on the Ravens’ regular season and playoffs. Sports betting apps will also take bets on the Ravens to win the Super Bowl LVI months in advance. Maryland Sports Betting Apps Maryland bettors will have access to up to 60 online sportsbooks, which would be the most in the US by far. While the landscape will be much smaller when sports betting first ..read more

Back in 2013, the Baltimore Ravens battled it out against the San Francisco in Super Bowl XLVII, coming out victorious with a hard-fought 34-31 win and bringing joy to Ravens fans everywhere. Since then, there have been some close calls, but no cigar. But many experts believe that the Ravens have what it takes to make a run at the Super Bowl this season, and we’re pretty damn excited about this prospect! According to FanDuel, the Ravens are tied with the Los Angeles Rams with the fifth-best odds to win Super Bowl LVI behind the Kansas City Chiefs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Buffalo Bills, and San ..read more

The 2021 Baltimore Ravens slate was released on Wednesday night, and the schedule for the Ravens is chock full of big-name games that fans across the U.S. are going to want to make sure to put time aside to see. Baltimore made it to the divisional round last year, only to lose a tough 17-3 game in Buffalo to the Bills. Now the team is hoping that with Lamar Jackson at 100 percent the team can continue to build and eventually get to the promise land of the Super Bowl. Here are the 3 matchups that I’m most looking forward to: 9/13 at Las Vegas – The Ravens and Raiders mark the start of prime-ti ..read more

Star power is what the NFL is all about, and for the Baltimore Ravens, there’s a couple big name players on the team that the club wants to see get better in 2021 as they look to take another step forward for success. The Ravens boast possibly the best player in the game today with quarterback Lamar Jackson, who even when not 100 percent still is one of, if not the best players in the NFL. Jackson was not able to pull off the win in the AFC Divisional Playoff game against the Bills, and still is taking heat from fans for only producing three points in a 17-3 loss. The new year for teams aroun ..read more

Will the NBA ever return to the Baltimore? It is a question that has been floated around several times over the years. Here we look at how likely that move is with respect of both the immediate and longer-term views. A battle of two former NBA cities Firstly, let’s not ignore the fact that Baltimore did once have a NBA team. That was the Baltimore Bullets. They were formed in 1944. The Bullets spent a few years in the ABL then flipped to the BAA, where they won a Championship, before spending their last few years existence in the NBA. They team folded in 1954 – just a decade after their forma ..read more

The biggest offseason task for the Ravens will be to start trying to get their MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson under contract long term. The 24-year-old finally got a playoff win in 2020, beating the Titans, and it’s a no-brainer that the Ravens want to keep him around for the future. Jackson took home the MVP in 2019, and is still regarded as a star in the making, and in his three seasons he’s thrown 68 touchdowns with 18 picks, and carries a 102.6 quarterback rating in three years. In three seasons as starter he’s led Baltimore to a 30-7 record, and despite being just 1-3 in the playoffs ther ..read more

Lamar Jackson and the Ravens can finally breathe again – the 2019 NFL MVP has finally won a playoff game. Not that it was easy, as the Ravens fell behind the Titans early 10-0 in Nashville, but the Ravens rallied, outscoring the Titans 20-3 the rest of the way to win 20-13 to advance in the AFC playoffs. If the favored Steelers beat the Browns it means the Ravens will play the Kansas City Chiefs, if Cleveland wins the Ravens will go to Buffalo to play Josh Allen and the Bills. Jackson was the story, going over 100 yards rushing, and changing the game with the Ravens down 10-3 on a 48-yard tou ..read more