The Ravens have a new pass catcher after agreeing to a one-year, worth up to $6 million, deal with veteran DeAndre Hopkins. The move gives Lamar Jackson a legitimate No. 3 wide receiver and should ...

but he obviously wasn't going to keep that jersey in Baltimore with Lamar Jackson as a teammate Hopkins, who inked his new contract with the Ravens Friday afternoon, will wear No. 10, which is the ...

The Ravens have released veteran safety Marcus Williams. Williams lost his starting job during the 2024 season and did not play after Week 12. The 28-year-old Williams signed with Baltimore as a ...

Happy 49th birthday to one of the greatest NFL quarterbacks of all-time Peyton Manning! With 14 Pro Bowls, seven All-Pro selections, two Super Bowl rings and a Super Bowl MVP to go with five ...

Two Miami players were drafted 1st overall. Vinny Testaverde was the first in 1987 and Russell Maryland was the second in 1991. Back in 2004, Miami set the record for most first-round picks with ...

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins are finally being united. Two years after Hopkins said that it would an “honor” to play with the two-time NFL Most Valuable ...

Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Josh Jones is expected to sign a one-year deal worth up to $4.75 million with the Seattle Seahawks, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports. Jones, 27, dressed for ...

In an awesome moment, Keaton showed off a photo of he and his dad holding up their Ravens jerseys on a recent Instagram story. Keaton is following in his father's footsteps in the best possible ...

The wide receiver struck a one-year, $6 million deal with the Ravens on Tuesday afternoon, according to the NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Hopkins was dealt to the Chiefs by the Tennessee Titans ...

Michael Pierce will end his NFL career with a milestone.The defensive tackle, who went undrafted to the Baltimore Ravens in 2016, announced his retirement on Wednesday.Pierce will end his career ...

With nearly 20 unrestricted free agents, a few restricted free agents, salary cap cuts and contracts to be extended or reworked, it’s a busy time on the business side of things for the Ravens.