At summer training camp, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson spoke with correspondent Evan Washburn about year nine, the Ravens' adjustments, and the ongoing need to win a Super Bowl.
Ravens Head Coach Jesse Minter and Executive Vice President and General Manager Eric DeCosta speak to the media after day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft. Baltimore fans, It is time to get hyped because Eric DeCosta just put on an absolute masterclass on Day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft! Following the Day 1 selection of Penn State "mauler" Vega Ioane, the Ravens stayed true to their "best player available" mantra at pick No. 45, snagging Missouri edge rusher Zion Young. This dude is a physical specimen who sets a hard edge and has a relentless motor that fits the Ravens' defensive culture perfectly—expect him to be a nightmare for AFC North quarterbacks alongside our veteran rushers.
Then, at pick No. 80, the front office went back to the offensive side of the ball, securing Ja'Kobi Lane, the towering 6'4" wide receiver from USC who provides Lamar Jackson with a massive red-zone target and a dynamic vertical threat. With these additions to the Baltimore Ravens roster, the Flock has addressed critical needs at edge and wideout with high-ceiling talent, proving once again why this organization is the gold standard for draft-day value!
Acho of the SpeakEasy crew breaks down film of Trey Hendrickson
In the aftermath of pulling out of the Maxx Crosby trade with the Las Vegas Raiders, Adam Schefter joins Dan Orlovsky, Dan Graziano, Domonique Foxworth, and Mike Greenberg on Get Up to discuss the shocking news that the Baltimore Ravens have reached a 4-year/$112 million deal with Trey Hendrickson.
The Pat McAfee Show discusses Trey Hendrickson going to Baltimore while acking out of the Maxx Crosby trade.
Adam Schefter discusses the Baltimore Ravens' decision to pull out of their trade for DE Maxx Crosby with the Las Vegas Raiders with Scott Van Pelt on SportCenter.
Acho, Shady, and Carebear react To Ravens backing out of the Maxx Crosby trade.
One of the NFL's most effective edge rushers, Crosby has been the Raiders' defensive face for years. He has been selected to several Pro Bowls and routinely ranks among the league leaders in tackles for loss and pressures. He will not travel to Baltimore to support a Ravens defense that historically takes pride in stopping opposing offenses.
Breaking News: The Baltimore Ravens turn down the Maxx Crosby trade. Bobby Baltimore discusses this crazy turn of events.
The blockbuster transaction that would send superstar pass rusher Maxx Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens has officially collapsed in a surprising turn of events. Although a historic transaction involving two first-round picks (2026 and 2027) had been agreed upon in principle by the Raiders and Ravens, the trade was cancelled today, March 10, 2026, after Crosby allegedly failed his medical exam with the Ravens.
The 28-year-old defensive end was anticipated to be the centerpiece of a redesigned Ravens defense under new coach Jesse Minter. He had surgery in January to repair a damaged meniscus. Instead, "Mad Maxx" stays—for the time being—on a Las Vegas roster that has already started using the cap space his departure was scheduled to produce, and Baltimore reclaims its draft capital. This medical obstacle throws one of the NFL's major offseason storylines into complete turmoil, with other suitors like the Cowboys allegedly reluctant to re-engage.
Football season is still a few months away, but the Baltimore Ravens are holding cheerleading team tryouts for 2026, so the preparations are already underway.
SportsCenter's Adam Schefter and Louis Riddick discuss the Baltimore Ravens' trade of two first-round picks to the Las Vegas Raiders in exchange for Maxx Crosby.
In response to the shocking announcement that the Las Vegas Raiders are trading outstanding pass rusher Maxx Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens, Rob Parker, Martin Weiss, and Rob G discuss their key insights from the historic transaction.
One of the NFL's most effective edge rushers, Crosby has been the Raiders' defensive face for years. He has been selected to several Pro Bowls and routinely ranks among the league leaders in tackles for loss and pressures. He will now travel to Baltimore to support a Ravens defense that already takes pride in its physicality and pass rush.
The Baltimore Ravens acquire Maxx Crosby in exchange for two first-round picks!
In Las Vegas, the Maxx Crosby era is finished. 🏴☠️ Steve Smith Sr. and James Palmer delve into the front office reasoning as the Raiders formally shift to a comprehensive reconstruction under John Spytek. Steve explains how these "business first" decisions, such as the one George Pickens is making, can cause a huge rift in the locker room.
The Baltimore Ravens are actively looking for a replacement head coach who possesses strong leadership traits, such as the capacity to hold players accountable while effectively relating to them, knowledge of strategic X's and Os, firmness in decision-making, and a dedication to maintaining the team's winning culture, after deciding to fire longtime head coach John Harbaugh after 18 seasons. Together with President Sashi Brown and Executive Vice President Ozzie Newsome, General Manager Eric DeCosta is overseeing a thorough hiring process that includes preliminary virtual interviews with about 20 applicants.
In order to secure a hire that maintains Baltimore's competitive edge in the AFC North, the Ravens prioritize a coach who can maximize quarterback Lamar Jackson's talents and elevate the already talented roster. Jackson himself will receive updates following each interview and is expected to participate in finalist meetings. Owner Steve Bisciotti will offer input on finalists but defer primary decision-making to the front office trio.
Adam Schefter, Dan Graziano, Peter Schrager, Jameson Hensley, and Mina Kimes talk about the Baltimore Ravens and John Harbaugh's split and their future plans on SportsCenter!
John Harbaugh has been fired by Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti! It's ended after eighteen long seasons!
John Harbaugh FIRED By Baltimore news Shocks Skip Bayless and the Arena. They discuss what will happen to Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, and the rest of the team after losing their long-term coach. They react to John Harbaugh's official firing by the Baltimore Ravens following their disappointing NFL season finale.
Fans of the Baltimore Ravens may feel emotionally battered and bruised by everything that has happened to them this season. We will have an opportunity to recuperate from our wounds during the bye week. The Baltimore Ravens are in an uncommon slump as the 2025 NFL season draws near its midpoint. They are currently third in the AFC North with a dreadful 1-5 record, following a franchise-worst start that included a devastating 17-3 whooping to the Los Angeles Rams in Week 6. The Ravens don't even want to recall their devastating 41-40 first-round loss to the Buffalo Bills, in which they lost a 15-point lead in the fourth quarter.
The Ravens have been beset by offensive turnovers (four interceptions from backup quarterbacks without a touchdown pass) and defensive lapses, even though they started the season as Super Bowl contenders with a loaded roster that included MVP Lamar Jackson—currently sidelined by injury—and a dominant rushing attack led by Derrick Henry that carried over from last season's historic 94.5 PFF grade. Though fans hold out hope for a Jackson-fueled comeback against the Bears in Week 8, Baltimore enters its Week 7 bye with slim playoff odds after averaging 24 points per game (14th in the league) but giving up more in crucial situations. This has led to rumors of draft-position boosts and midseason adjustments under John Harbaugh.
To be honest I had a strong feeling that the Baltimore Ravens would lose to the Chiefs again. Lamar Jackson has never beaten the Kansan City Chiefs in Kansas City in his whole career. Lamar has been playing flawless with no turnovers going into this game. He had 2 turnovers in the game and the defense continued to struggle.
To make matters worse, Lamar injured his hamstring and wasn't able to complete the game. Derrick Henry wasn't used much in the game at all and only had 8 carries for 42 yards. The Chiefs were able to win easily 37 to 20.
The Ravens vs Chiefs game is probably the best matchup of NFL week 4. Mackenzie Brooks and Ryan Wilson join CBS Sports HQ to preview the NFL Week 4 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs. The loser of this important AFC matchup will fall to a disappointing record of 1 and 3.
The Pat McAfee Show crew responds to Adam Schefter's breaking news that safety Kyle Hamilton has agreed to the biggest safety contract in NFL history, a four-year extension worth $100.4 million, with the Baltimore Ravens.
John Jenkins, a defensive lineman, was signed by the Baltimore Ravens. The New York Giants, Seattle Seahawks, Chicago Bears, Miami Dolphins, Las Vegas Raiders, and New Orleans Saints have all had stints with the 35-year-old NFL veteran. Thus, he undoubtedly possesses some experience. And Baltimore needs just that expertise on their defensive line.
After the Ravens lost starting safety Ar'Darius Washington for what seems to be the majority, if not the entirety, of the season, we'll also discuss some potential safety solutions. In today's video, we will cover all of these issues and much more!
The Baltimore Ravens have signed former Chicago Bears WR Anthony Miller. The Ravens have shown that they arey are serious about bringing in more talent and depth at the wide receiver position in the off season. Lamar Jacksoon has a new toy to play with. It will be interesting to see who emeges as the #3 receiver behind Zay Flowers.
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