Five Takeaways From The First Two Weeks Of Ravens OTAs
Antonio Barbera breaks down five takeaways from the first two weeks of Ravens OTAs, from Lamar Jackson to Trey Hendrickson and the rookies who have impressed so far.
Read moreAntonio Barbera breaks down five takeaways from the first two weeks of Ravens OTAs, from Lamar Jackson to Trey Hendrickson and the rookies who have impressed so far.
Read moreDrafted by the Ravens in the fifth round of the 2026 NFL Draft, former Alabama tight end Josh Cuevas believes he’s found the right spot in Baltimore with role models like Mark Andrews and Ozzie Newsome around.
Read moreAntonio Barbera looks at what the Ravens’ 2025 draft class accomplished last season and what success in Year Two might look like.
Read moreAntonio Barbera breaks down the Ravens’ 2026 schedule, from a manageable start to a “prove it” portion and the divisional finish.
Read moreThe Ravens will kick off the 2026 season on the road against the Colts Sept. 13, with the home opener a week later against the Saints Sept. 20.
Read moreClark Lea hired Jesse Minter as his defensive coordinator at Vanderbilt, and they’ve stayed in touch ever since. “This is a really smart guy who treats people the right way, who is a very skilled football coach who I believe will be wildly successful in Baltimore,” Lea said.
Read moreAntonio Barbera looks at a few free agents who may be good fits for the Ravens as they continue building their 2026 roster.
Read moreThe moment the Ravens called his name in the sixth round of the 2026 NFL Draft, Ryan Eckley knew everything had changed. Now the former Michigan State punter says he’s focused on “proving to the people of Baltimore and proving to the staff that they made the right decision.”
Read moreFor Ravens fourth-round pick Matt Hibner, reconnecting with Jesse Minter, who was defensive coordinator during his time at Michigan, makes Baltimore feel like a perfect fit. “I couldn’t draw it up any better,” Hibner said.
Read moreRavens fifth-round pick Chandler Rivers had to wait longer than he expected to be taken in the 2026 NFL Draft, but he’s confident he’s where he was meant to be. “The right team got me,” Rivers said. “That’s all that matters at the end of the day.”
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