Mark Ingram A Full Participant in Friday's Practice

Baltimore Ravens running back Mark Ingram was a full participant in practice Thursday and Friday despite being listed as questionable for Week 2. Expect Ingram to lead the backfield in touches against a Cardinals Defense that allowed the most rushing yards in the league in 2018 (2,479). The Cardinals only gave up 116 rushing yards... Read More

Lamar Jackson Has Favorable Matchup

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has good potential for another nice outing against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 2. The Week 1 star faces a Cardinals Defense that allowed the fourth-most passing yards in the league in 2018 (3,262). The Cardinals defense allowed Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford to throw for 385 yards and three touchdowns... Read More

Mark Ingram Scores Twice In Ravens Debut

Baltimore Ravens running back Mark Ingram delivered two touchdowns in Sunday's Week 1 win against the Miami Dolphins. The 29-year-old back split carries with Gus Edwards but put doubts about his ability to perform to rest after rushing for 107 yards on 14 carries. On the first play of the game, Ingram burst through a hole... Read More

Marquise Brown Goes Off In Debut

Baltimore Ravens rookie wide receiver Marquise Brown busted loose Sunday against the Miami Dolphins, making NFL history as the first receiver to score multiple 40-yard touchdowns in a career debut. The 25th overall pick caught four passes on five targets for 147 yards and two touchdowns. Brown hauled in his first career reception for a... Read More

Lamar Jackson Puts On A Show

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson looked unstoppable Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. He posted the best passer rating (158.3) in Ravens history in the 59-10 win. Jackson completed 17-of-20 passes for 324 yards and five touchdowns and connected with rookie wide receiver Marquise Brown four times for 147 yards and two touchdowns. Tight end Mark... Read More

Gus Edwards To Play With Something To Prove Sunday

Baltimore Ravens running back Gus Edwards has been locked in as the second running back on the depth chart going into Sunday's matchup against the Miami Dolphins. Just because he's second on the depth chart doesn't mean he's locked into touches, though. The Ravens offensive coordinator said Thursday, "We'll probably see who has the hot... Read More

Justice Hill Will Look To Exploit Running Style Against Dolphins

Baltimore Ravens rookie running back Justice Hill is in a favorable position to get a lot of touches this season. The fourth-round pick is labeled as the team's third running back on the depth chart going into Sunday's game against the Dolphins but offers a uniquely different running style than Mark Ingram and Gus Edwards.... Read More

Mark Ingram Ready To Lead Backfield

Baltimore Ravens running back Mark Ingram is fully prepared to carry the load this season. Ingram is 29 years old and may be the oldest starting running back in the league in 2019. "I feel like my best football is still ahead of me," he told ESPN.com. The eight-season veteran is low on mileage as... Read More

Lamar Jackson Could Make Big Splash In Week 1

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has a favorable Week 1 matchup against the Miami Dolphins. As a mobile quarterback, Jackson's upside stems from his ability to move the ball on the ground and put points on the board all by himself. In 2018, he set the NFL record for most rush attempts in a season... Read More

Marquise Brown Fumbles A Pair Of Punts

Baltimore Ravens rookie wide receiver Marquise Brown wasn't targeted in Thursday's preseason win against the Redskins, but muffed two punts in the first quarter. The first-round pick's spot on offense is solidified, but head coach John Harbaugh wanted to experiment with his speed on special teams. Hollywood might not be Baltimore's go-to punt returner, but... Read More

Lamar Jackson Absent, Trace McSorley Starts

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson did not play in Thursday's Week 4 preseason matchup against the Washington Redskins. Instead, rookie Trace McSorley got the start. McSorley completed 15 of 27 passes for 171 yards and a touchdown to make his last case for Baltimore to roster its third quarterback behind Robert Griffin III. Just before... Read More

Lamar Jackson To Throw 30 Passes A Game

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson led all quarterbacks in rushing attempts in 2018 and it wasn't even close. Jackson rushed 147 times in his debut season; the runner up was Deshaun Watson who had 97 rushing attempts. "Probably throwing, probably 30 passes a game," Jackson told Mad Dog Sports Radio on Monday. "Running, I probably... Read More

Ravens Defense Still Valued High Without Paul Worrilow

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Paul Worrilow retired from the NFL one day after signing with the team. Worrilow finished with 415 tackles, 11 pass deflections and four sacks in his seven-year career. He leaves a defense that has been a top fantasy option for the last five years and is currently on a 16-game preseason win... Read More

Marquise Brown Makes NFL Debut

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Marquise Brown caught three passes for 17 yards in his NFL debut Thursday night. "My expectation was to not make any mistakes and catch every ball that was thrown at me," Brown told BaltimoreRavens.com. Brown caught the first ball of the game, a seven-yard throw from rookie quarterback Trace McSorley. He... Read More

Michael Floyd Making Good Case For Roster Spot

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Michael Floyd caught three balls for 54 yards and a touchdown in Thursday night's preseason game against the Eagles. With a little less than seven minutes to go before the half, rookie quarterback Trace McSorley threw a 28-yard dime to Floyd for the Ravens second touchdown of the game. Floyd is... Read More

Justice Hill Rushes For Eight Yards on Thursday

Baltimore Ravens rookie running back Justice Hill gained a total of eight yards on seven carries in Thursday night's preseason game against Philadelphia. After rushing for 49 yards and a touchdown in Baltimore's Week 2 preseason matchup against Green Bay, Thursday night's Week 3 performance was unimpressive. While Hill's individual performance may not have been... Read More

Trace McSorley Impresses

Baltimore Ravens rookie quarterback Trace McSorley showed what he's made of in Thursday night's preseason game against the Eagles. After deciding to sit quarterback Lamar Jackson and with Robert Griffin III still out with an injured hand, head coach John Harbaugh gave McSorley the keys to start and finish the game. McSorley completed 19 of 28... Read More

Justice Hill Is Ravens Rushing Leader

Baltimore Ravens rookie running back Justice Hill caught a short pass from quarterback Lamar Jackson and darted upfield, causing two Eagles defenders to collide in Monday's joint practice. Hill is the Ravens leading rusher after the first two weeks of the preseason, amassing 82 yards on 20 carries. According to the Baltimore Beatdown, Hill forced... Read More

Justin Tucker Not Looking To Change Much

Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker has been a top-five fantasy option for the last five years and holds the crown as the most accurate field goal kicker in NFL history. "I think we've got an if it ain't broke, don't try to fix it type of situation going on here," Tucker told the media after... Read More

Mark Andrews Stands Out At Camp

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews has shown out during training camp this year. The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec reported, "Andrews probably caught more balls than any other offensive player." Andrews had more receiving yards (552) than all other rookie tight ends last season and was the most productive at his position in Baltimore. He and quarterback... Read More

Lamar Jackson Dazzles In Second Preseason Outing

Baltimore Ravens Lamar Jackson went 6-for-10 for 58 yards in Baltimore's Week 2 preseason game against Green Bay. In his second drive, Jackson rushed for an 18-yard touchdown that had social media in a frenzy. The play was brought back because of a penalty, but media and fantasy owners were thrilled to see Jackson side... Read More

Mark Ingram Gets First Touches As A Raven

Baltimore Ravens running back Mark Ingram carried the ball four times for 18 yards in Thursday night's preseason game against Green Bay. Ingram was given limited work on the field, but his 4.5 yards per carry showed that the veteran still has the power and agility to be a viable backfield option for Baltimore. According... Read More

Marquise Brown Wants To Stand Out

Baltimore Ravens rookie wide receiver Marquise Brown most likely won't play in Thursday's preseason game against Green Bay, but if he does he wants to stand out. "No matter what percent you are, you've got to go make the play," Brown told the Baltimore Sun. Brown missed practice Monday, as he is still recovering from... Read More

Miles Boykin Eyeing Starting Spot

Baltimore Ravens rookie wide receiver Miles Boykin is looking to jump a few spots on the depth chart before the start of the season. In last week's preseason game, the third-round draft pick caught four balls for 39 yards. According to Pro Football Focus, Boykin finished as the highest-rated offensive player of the game (83.1).... Read More

Ravens Looking To Trade Kaare Vedvik For Draft Pick

Baltimore Ravens kicker Kaare Vedvik nailed four field goals in Thursday night's preseason game, including a 55-yarder. Kicker Justin Tucker is indisputably locked into his starting position as the most accurate kicker of all-time, so Vedvik is auditioning to fill a roster spot elsewhere. "I fully expect that he'll kick well enough for us to... Read More