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Minter: Ravens’ Coaching Voice Wins at the NFL Combine
sports1 day ago

Minter: Ravens’ Coaching Voice Wins at the NFL Combine

Sports Illustrated’s Conor Orr named Ravens head coach Jesse Minter a winner at the NFL Scouting Combine, praising his public-facing remarks about voluntary workouts and his push to replace banalities with high-level coaching. Orr noted Minter’s approach—focusing on a cerebral, self-sustaining defensive front rooted in strong coaching—that could help Baltimore attract players and set a strong tone for the team’s off-season and future draft strategy.

via Baltimore Ravens|
#baltimore-ravens#coaching-hire#jesse-minter
Ray Lewis Becomes Bain's Mentor as Ravens Eye Top Pass-Rusher in Draft
sports3 days ago

Ray Lewis Becomes Bain's Mentor as Ravens Eye Top Pass-Rusher in Draft

At the NFL Scouting Combine, Rueben Bain Jr. said he’s been leaning on Ray Lewis for film insight as the Ravens weigh him as a potential top pick. Bain, Miami’s standout edge rusher with 9.5 sacks and 15.5 TFL last season, faces size and arm-length questions that could affect his NFL projection, a familiar debate for Ravens prospects. The piece also notes Clemson’s Peter Woods meeting with Ravens coaches and Mike Macdonald’s advice for Jesse Minter as Baltimore refines its defensive front.

via Baltimore Ravens|
#baltimore-ravens#nfl-combine#nfl-draft-2026
Ravens GM Confident They’ll Reach a Lamar Jackson Extension
sports4 days ago

Ravens GM Confident They’ll Reach a Lamar Jackson Extension

Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta said at the NFL Scouting Combine that he’s confident Baltimore can reach a contract extension with Lamar Jackson, noting Jackson has been very engaged in talks and that details won’t be disclosed; the team currently has about $22 million in cap space and plans to move forward with the new league year, with OTAs being voluntary.

via Baltimore Ravens|
#baltimore-ravens#contract-extension#eric-decosta
Ravens Pursue Market-Setting Deal to Keep Tyler Linderbaum
sports5 days ago

Ravens Pursue Market-Setting Deal to Keep Tyler Linderbaum

The Ravens have offered center Tyler Linderbaum a market-setting contract and want him back, with coaches praising him as one of the league’s top interior linemen and analysts projecting a robust market for his services as free agency approaches; franchise tags look unlikely, and if he leaves Baltimore could face three new starting offensive linemen when the legal tampering period begins March 9 and the new league year starts March 11.

via Baltimore Ravens|
#baltimore-ravens#free-agency#nfl
Ravens chart a draft-focused path as NFL Scouting Combine opens
sports5 days ago

Ravens chart a draft-focused path as NFL Scouting Combine opens

Baltimore heads to the NFL Scouting Combine with a clear draft roadmap: bolster interior offensive line, add edge rushers, and deepen wide receiver and defensive back options. Vega Ioane is a popular guard target for No. 14, the defense is looking to replenish a deeper edge/DL class after 2025 sacks dropped, and Buffalo... just kidding—the Ravens will also monitor potential Lamar Jackson extensions and updates from GM Eric DeCosta and coach Jesse Minter while evaluating receivers such as Jordyn Tyson as mock drafts link prospects to Baltimore.

via Baltimore Ravens|
#baltimore-ravens#draft#edge-rusher
Likely’s Free-Agency Clock Ticks as Ravens Balance Loyalty with Business
sports7 days ago

Likely’s Free-Agency Clock Ticks as Ravens Balance Loyalty with Business

After four years with the Ravens, Isaiah Likely is about to test free agency, expressing strong affection for Baltimore but acknowledging that business decisions will shape his next move. Baltimore has about $22 million in cap space, with decisions looming on Lamar Jackson’s restructure, Mark Andrews’ extension, and contracts for Zay Flowers and Tyler Linderbaum, which could affect whether Likely returns. He battled a foot injury this season but still posted 27 receptions, 307 yards, and 1 TD, and he has career totals of 1,568 yards and 15 TDs on 135 catches since 2022, signaling his potential to contribute for a team that can maximize a QB. His future could be back in Baltimore or elsewhere with a different scheme or coach.

via NFL.com|
#baltimore-ravens#free-agency#isaiah-likely
Bears Weigh DJ Moore Trade as Doyle Heads to Ravens
sports26 days ago

Bears Weigh DJ Moore Trade as Doyle Heads to Ravens

With Declan Doyle leaving Chicago to join Baltimore, the Bears are weighing a DJ Moore trade in the 2026 offseason to gain cap relief and give rookies Burden, Odunze, and Loveland room to grow. Baltimore, which has roughly $22.6 million in cap space, could use a true WR1 to pair with Lamar Jackson, while Moore’s 2025 yardage dipped to 682 after a 1,364-season in 2023. A Moore deal would open about $24.5 million in cap room for Chicago after June 1 and could benefit both teams if Moore can regain elite form with Doyle in Baltimore.

via Da Windy City|
#baltimore-ravens#cap-space#chicago-bears
Ravens tap Declan Doyle to run the offense, youngest NFL OC
sports29 days ago

Ravens tap Declan Doyle to run the offense, youngest NFL OC

The Baltimore Ravens have hired Declan Doyle, 29, to be the team’s new offensive coordinator and play-caller. Doyle spent 2025 as the Chicago Bears’ OC in a non-play-calling role and will now run Baltimore’s offense, joining head coach Jesse Minter after a season where the unit struggled. Doyle is noted as the youngest OC in the NFL and has previous ties to Ben Johnson and Sean Payton; his hire comes after the Ravens explored multiple options and a prior run at other OC jobs.

via The New York Times|
#baltimore-ravens#declan-doyle#lamar-jackson
Ravens Launch 2026 Coaching Staff Shuffle Under New HC Jesse Minter
sports29 days ago

Ravens Launch 2026 Coaching Staff Shuffle Under New HC Jesse Minter

After a three‑week search, the Ravens hired Jesse Minter as head coach and began filling his staff, while several assistants left for opportunities with the Browns, Giants and others. Baltimore is maintaining a running tracker of pursued, hired and exited coaches across offense and defense, with changes including Declan Doyle as offensive coordinator, Tee Martin staying at quarterback, Dwayne Ledford coming in on the offensive line, George Warhop and others departing, Mike Mickens added at defensive back, and multiple coordinator/assistants still in flux.

via Baltimore Beatdown|
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