Baltimore Ravens
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Zay Flowers signs four-year, $140M extension with Ravens
Baltimore locks in its leading receiver through his prime years.
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Ravens Restructure Deals With Washington, Vorhees
Baltimore secures its veteran defensive tackle and guard through at least one more season.
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Ravens open training camp under new coach Minter with Jackson healthy
Baltimore enters 2026 camp with Jackson (103.8 rating last year) and a defensive-first coordinator now running the offense.
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Ravens Rookie Ja’Kobi Lane Named to NFLPA Rising Stars List
The NFLPA put third-round rookie Ja’Kobi Lane among the 10 rookies it projects to crack the Top 50 in licensed player product sales, per Pro Football Talk.
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Roquan Smith Has the Most on the Line of Any Raven in 2026, The Athletic’s Zrebiec Writes
In The Athletic’s league-wide “most on the line” piece, Jeff Zrebiec named Roquan Smith for Baltimore: no sacks or interceptions in 2025 for the first time in his career, a 30th birthday in April, and $20 million in cap savings…
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Eric DeCosta Calls 2025 a ‘Lost Season’ for Rashod Bateman, Expects Big Year in New Ravens Offense
Baltimore’s GM publicly backed his $36.75 million receiver after a 224-yard season, pointing to Declan Doyle’s new offense as the fresh start. Camp will show quickly whether that faith is warranted.
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Ravens GM Eric DeCosta Says He Wants Zay Flowers Extension Done Before the Season
DeCosta told 105.7 The Fan he would “definitely” like a long-term Flowers deal before Week 1: “I feel like at some point it gets done.”
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Ravens Will Open Camp With Three New Offensive Line Starters After Ethan Pocic Signing
Baltimore’s Ethan Pocic signing confirms a full interior rebuild: new starters at both guard spots and a four-man center competition, with rookies reporting July 24.
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Ravens Sign Center Ethan Pocic to One-Year Deal Worth Up to $4.5 Million
Baltimore adds a 97-game starter coming off a torn Achilles, two days after he was cleared for camp.
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Mike Green Named Ravens’ 2026 Breakout Candidate as New Staff Sees 10-Sack Potential
The Athletic’s Jeff Zrebiec tabbed Mike Green as Baltimore’s 2026 breakout, reporting that DC Anthony Weaver showed the second-year edge a cut-up of rookie near-misses he believes could have made a 10-sack season.