nfl baltimore ravens - Search News

NFL, Boykin and Ravens

Former Ravens WR announces retirement from NFL

A former Baltimore Ravens wide receiver is calling it a career after seven years playing in the NFL, with three of them being in Baltimore.

· 9h · on MSN

Former Ravens WR Miles Boykin Announces NFL Retirement

· 3h

Miles Boykin: Retires from NFL

· 20h

Rams’ Matthew Stafford Breaks Silence on Seahawks Winning Super Bowl

Since being traded to the Los Angeles Rams in 2021, Matthew Stafford has faced the Seattle Seahawks at least twice each season — and this year, the two teams met three times, with their most recent cl...

· 1d

Rams' 11-year veteran OT, Super Bowl champion, announces retirement

· 1d

Rams Longtime Offensive Veteran Retiring After 11 Seasons in NFL

· 3h

Miles Boykin announces retirement

Boykin, 29, has not played since 2023 with the Steelers.

· 1d

Three Instant Takeaways From Rams Rob Havenstein's Retirement

· 1d

Rams offensive lineman Rob Havenstein announces retirement after 11 years in NFL

NFL, ESPN and Baltimore Ravens

Digest more

· 7h

Ravens fail to crack the top ten in ESPN's early NFL power rankings

Expectations have a way of sharpening disappointment.

· 1d · on MSN

Ravens’ 2026 outlook pinned to 1 player, per 'early' power rankings

SB Nation on MSN · 2d

How do Colts fare in ESPN’s 'way-too-early' 2026 NFL power rankings?

· 1d

NFL power rankings after Super Bowl 60: How far down did Seahawks push Patriots?

For the second time in franchise history, the Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl champions − and, no surprise, parked atop the final power rankings for the just-finished NFL campaign.

· 1d

6 way-too-early Buffalo Bills power rankings for 2026 season

· 1d

Arizona Cardinals questioned in early 2026-27 NFL power rankings

Baltimore Ravens, Special Teams Coordinator

Digest more

· 12h

Ravens Promote Beloved Former Player to Special Teams Coordinator

The Baltimore Ravens and first-year head coach Jesse Minter made another deft coaching hire and promoted beloved former player Anthony Levine Sr. — better known as “Co-Cap” — to special teams coordina...

· 10h

Baltimore Ravens tab Anthony Levine Sr. special teams coordinator

· 23h

Defensive coordinator job brings Anthony Weaver back to the Baltimore Ravens

1hon MSN

Ravens' Lamar Jackson Already Attracting MVP Buzz

The Baltimore Ravens' star quarterback has a realistic chance at earning a third MVP.

Ravens’ Lamar Jackson Contract Could Shake Up Offseason

Harbaugh’s future was one of the main talking points late in the season, but star quarterback Lamar Jackson’s future was also something worth monitoring. With that being said, Jackson’s contract status with the Ravens could be something to watch closely as the offseason gets underway.

Baltimore Ravens

Reports: Ravens Hiring Keary Colbert as Wide Receivers Coach

Keary Colbert will reportedly be the Ravens’ next wide receivers coach after previously worked with the Ravens’ new offensive coordinator in Denver.

2don MSN

NFL Free Agency: 5 dream targets for the Baltimore Ravens

With NFL free agency fast approaching, we're looking at five dream targets for the Baltimore Ravens

6hon MSN

Ravens 2026 offseason guide: Examining free agents, key dates and more

Former Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald will celebrate a Super Bowl title along with the rest of the Seahawks on Wednesday in Seattle, closing a 2025 campaign that was as wild as it was transformative.

3don MSN

NFL Insider Delivers Telling Ravens, Lamar Jackson Future Update

One NFL insider has some interesting news for the Baltimore Ravens about the future of their star starting quarterback, Lamar Jackson.

A to Z Sports on MSN

Ravens 7-round 2026 NFL mock draft: Baltimore gets back to the basics with their early picks before flooding roster with upside on day 3

The Baltimore Ravens are going to need a strong NFL Draft to get back on schedule. There's been plenty of interruptions to the status quo this past season. And now, on the heels of a head coaching change,

Ex-Ravens coach John Harbaugh on leaving Baltimore: ‘I’ll miss that’

Former Ravens coach John Harbaugh praised the franchise and quarterback Lamar Jackson on a recent episode of the BMore Football Podcast.