Baltimore Ravens

The NFL on Thursday sent a memo to all 32 teams instructing them not to negotiate with a person identified as Ken Francis.

“In a city like Baltimore, a blue-collar city of the disenfranchised and downtrodden, not only does Lamar represent that struggle of having to do more with less, but he looks like us, talks like us, dresses like us,” Aaron Maybin said. “He validates our kids’ existence.”

NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith questioned why the Ravens and other teams have been unwilling to offer Lamar Jackson a fully guaranteed deal.

After missing all of 2021 with a torn Achilles tendon, Hill returned last season to finish with career highs as a runner.

Moore was named a second-team All-Pro last season by the Associated Press, his second year with star kicker Justin Tucker.

A day after trading away starting safety Chuck Clark, the Ravens on Thursday brought back their top reserve at the position.

The Ravens have until April 21 to match any offer sheet signed by Huntley, who’s 3-5 as a starter in Baltimore.

As the NFL’s new league year begins, so, too, does the Ravens’ waiting game with quarterback Lamar Jackson.

One day before Lamar Jackson can start taking calls from teams about a potential megadeal, the Ravens are set to re-sign his cousin.

Ravens GM Eric DeCosta and quarterback Lamar Jackson have never divulged much about their contract talks. That changed Tuesday.

At 4 p.m. Wednesday, Lamar Jackson’s phone could start to ring. Or maybe it won’t.

General manager Eric DeCosta said the Ravens “have not closed the door on the possibility of him returning to our team in the future.”

As the start of the NFL’s legal tampering period draws near, there’s still unfinished business in Baltimore.

With the help of PFF’s mock draft simulator, here’s whom Eric DeCosta could take with the Ravens’ five picks in 2023.

“Anytime he gets the ball, anything can happen — with either his arm or his legs,” one fan said. “It’s exhilarating.”