Baltimore Ravens

It’s always something for the Ravens against Kansas City. Or a couple of barely believable things.

Isaiah Likely's 111-yard, one touchdown night will be remembered for the wrong reason. The 24-year-old did so much to keep the Ravens in the battle with the Chiefs.

Here’s how the Ravens’ newcomers — and first-year starters — played in the team’s Week 1 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Ronnie Stanley still isn't quite sure why he was singled out.

From officiating to play-calling, there was plenty to question about Thursday's loss to the Chiefs.

Many parts of the Ravens’ season opener were difficult to watch. But, for all their flaws, they kept it close.

Urban played in all 17 games last season, starting three, and had a career-high three sacks.

Franchise history shows us that the frustration of coming close could actually get the Ravens back in the Super Bowl. It worked for the 2012 team.

Mekari has become known for his versatility, his ability to step in at any position — and to play well.

Seven months ago, the Chiefs ended the Ravens’ Super Bowl hopes in Baltimore. On Thursday night, they meet again in Kansas City.

Here are predictions from The Baltimore Banner sports staff for Thursday night’s game.

The Ravens’ president discussed the team’s relationship with the Orioles, upgrades coming to M&T Bank Stadium and more.

“If he sees a look that he likes, he’s going to get to a play that he likes, no matter if it’s in the call or not,” Ravens WR Tylan Wallace said.

The Banner turned to local reporters for suggestions on where to eat, where to stay and what to do while you’re in town.

Here are Baltimore Banner staff member predictions for how the 2024 season will unfold.

It’s foolish to try to predict what the 2024 Ravens will do after a year when they defied so many. Here are 10 guesses anyway.

We get it: Offseason NFL news can be difficult to follow. Need a CliffsNotes version as you prepare for another Baltimore Ravens season? Look no further.

Ravens defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike contemplated using his middle name — the one his family uses — for years, but officially made the switch this week.

Early in his career, Patrick Queen never would have believed he could play for Pittsburgh. Now, he’s settling in — but missing his old teammates.

Baltimore Ravens LB Trenton Simpson is poised for a breakout season, according to teammates. “I’m expecting him to do big great things for us,” one said.