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Before the 2017-18 season started the Ravens got bit by the injury bug, as second year CB Tavon Young tore his ACL during OTA's.

Inside linebacker was a bit of an issue for the Baltimore Ravens last year, and the Ravens brought in a few more options, so who will get the spot?

After missing the playoffs in three straight seasons and suffering a couple injuries, quarterback Joe Flacco will have a bounce-back season in 2018.

As the Baltimore Ravens begin OTAs next week, tackle Orlando Brown and tight end Mark Andrews are expected to sign their rookie contracts today.

Welcome to the 32nd episode of Ebony Bird, a Baltimore Ravens podcast brought to you by Ebony Bird and FanSided. How should Lamar Jackson be developed?

After undergoing successful leg surgery on Tuesday, second-year wide receiver Quincy Adeboyejo will have have a tough time making the 53-man roster in 2018.

Justin Tucker is on his way to being the greatest kicker of all-time. The Ravens have a kicker that just makes field goals look easy.

Three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Dez Bryant remains a free agent after the Cowboys released him on Apr. 13. Should the Baltimore Ravens sign him?

Here are five interesting variables that could go one way or another in the 2018 season for the Baltimore Ravens. Let's see what happens.

Kenneth Dixon returns off injury and suspension with a chance to make an impact in his third NFL season for the Baltimore Ravens

Alex Collins will have a big 2018 season. He comes into the season as a player who has some experience all of the sudden and he'll get more of a workload.

Rookie tight ends Hayden Hurst and Mark Andrews are not only the perfect complements to the passing game but to each other.

Here are three Baltimore Ravens lessons that have really sunk in after three consecutive years without playoff football. The Ravens have learned a lot.

Joe Flacco deserves a future spot in the Baltimore Ravens ring of honor. Lamar Jackson is going to take his job at some point and Flacco should be honored.

The Ravens should avoid using Lamar Jackson in wild cat packages and for trick plays. The Ravens need to develop their quarterback of the future seriously.