Baltimore Ravens News and Rumors
Chris Canty determined to make an impact in BaltimoreDefensive lineman joins Ravens on three-year, $8 million contractThe Ravens' search for a replacement for Cory Redding's stout presence along the defensive line and leadership in the locker room took an entire year. |
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Peter King, CNNSI.com It is highly unlikely that Wes Welker signing in Denver for a relative pittance is what Tom Brady had in mind when he gave the Patriots $15 million in cap relief two weeks ago. |
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It is highly unlikely that Wes Welker signing in Denver for a relative pittance is what Tom Brady had in mind when he gave the Patriots $15 million in cap relief two weeks ago. |
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Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com Newly-minted Browns linebacker Paul Kruger joined Pro Football Talk on Wednesday to talk about the pro football teams that wanted him, among other things. Obviously, the Browns did. “There was a lot of excitement from the Browns’ end and I was equal… |
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There could be yet another starter leaving the reigning Super Bowl champion Ravens. Free-agent safety Ed Reed is scheduled to visit the Texans on Thursday, according the Houston Chronicle. Houston needs to replace Glover Quin, who signed with the Lions … |
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Ravens free safety to visit AFC South clubFree safety Ed Reed is proving how serious he is about testing the open market, and possibly leaving the Ravens. |
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You'll be seeing a much-different unit on defense next seasonThe Ravens said a month ago they wanted to strengthen the middle of their defense after winning the Super Bowl. They left out the part about letting more than half of their starting defenders … |
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Kruger, Ellerbe get big money from Browns, DolphinsBy leaving the Super Bowl champion Ravens, linebackers Paul Kruger and Dannell Ellerbe hit the jackpot. |
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After getting rid of the most outspoken players, Ravens look to move forwardThere was always a belief that the Ravens would never be coach John Harbaugh's team until Ray Lewis left or retired. Well, it's Harbaugh's team now. |
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Mike Wilkening, profootballtalk.com The Ravens have re-signed offensive guard Ramon Harewood, the club said Wednesday. Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun previously reported Harewood’s return. Harewood was non-tendered as a restricted free agent by Baltimore before being re-signed. The 6-f… |
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Jay Busbee, yahoo.com Ray Lewis and ESPN have officially closed their long-rumored deal, with Lewis set to be a football fixture on the network. Starting Aug. 1, Lewis will join ESPN for an entire slate of commentating activity: • "Monday Night Countdown," where he… |
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ESPN Hires Ray LewisMar 13
John Koblin, deadspin.com We knew this back in January, and now it's official: Ray Lewis is heading to ESPN. He'll join Trent Dilfer, Steve Young, and Stuart Scott for Monday night pre-game and post-game analysis. It's a big hire for ESPN, which will soon have enough ex-NFLers t… |
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Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com On Tuesday, the Ravens lost multiple key players. On Wednesday, ESPN officially trotted out former Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis as an employee, to talk about the players the Ravens have lost. The hire officially has been announced, and he’s already on ai… |
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ESPN.com, ESPN.com Two-time Defensive Player of the Year Ray Lewis officially joined ESPN on Wednesday, one month after helping the Baltimore Ravens win the Super Bowl in his final NFL game. |
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Ray Lewis retired from playing in the NFL, but the former Ravens linebacker will still be suiting up during the football season. This time, however, Lewis will actually be wearing a suit and not a helmet. Lewis has officially joined ESPN as an NFL studi… |
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The Ravens lost two more starters from their Super Bowl roster on Tuesday, bringing the total of departed starters to five. The Ravens did, however, sign a versatile defensive lineman who, if he doesn’t step into the starting lineup as a five-technique … |
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Retired Ravens inside linebacker joins network as analystESPN made it official this morning, announcing the previously reported hire of retired Ravens inside linebacker Ray Lewis as an NFL analyst. |
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Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com As one of last year’s Sunday Night Football games went to break, producer extraordinaire Fred Gaudelli played the song Driver’s Seat. Peter King and I quickly tried to recall the name of the band. I guessed Foghat, primarily because I like saying th… |
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Defensive tackle gets $2 million signing bonus from teamThe Ravens' three-year, $8 million contract with former New York Giants defensive tackle Chris Canty includes a $2 million signing bonus and a total of $2.8 million in guaranteed money. |
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Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com When a new player arrives via free agency from a twice-per-year division rival, there’s always a chance some damage will need to be undone. That applies to former Ravens linebacker Paul Kruger, who is now sharing a locker room with Browns left tackle Jo… |
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To keep you entertained during the 2013 NFL offseason, blogger and reporter Matt Vensel will go back and review the performance of each significant Ravens contributor during the 2012 season. |
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Jeffri Chadiha, ESPN.com Jeffri Chadiha says the Dolphins and Chiefs are the clear winners after the first day of free agency but the Ravens and Steelers are left hurting. |
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Lost amid all of yesterday's free-agent chatter was the news that after 12 seasons, Steve Hutchinson's NFL career is over. Ray Lewis and Tony Gonzalez... |
