The San Diego Chargers signed former Ravens linebacker Jarret Johnson to a four year contract on Wednesday. Johnson joined Jerry Coleman on 105.7 The Fan to talk about signing with the Chargers and leaving the Ravens after nine seasons.
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Ravens Rookies Enter The Building
The Ravens rookies got their first look at NFL workouts this weekend. As a Rookie it’s essential to get established with a new system and to be able to learn how the NFL game is so much different from college. The team’s second round draft pick Arthur Brown is said to be Ray Lewis “replacement” which …
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Grading the Ravens 2013 draft
Ozzie Newsome and the Ravens were able to be successful in the 2013 NFL draft, receiving an A, for the overall draft. The Ravens were aggressive using their first four picks at the defensive side of the ball. S Matt Elam, LB Arthur Brown, DT Brandon Williams and DE John Simon, all have a chance contribute. …
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Ravens Reconstructing the Nest with Elvis In Building
After capturing their second Super Bowl in franchise history, the Ravens offseason is off and running, as expected- more than a few members that were a part of that storybook run to the Super Bowl, will not return. Some, not so surprising, but players such as Anquan Boldin and Ed Reed departing are mildly shocking. Do not panic Baltimore; …
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Flacco Cashes In
After an historic postseason run with 11 touchdowns and zero interceptions while culminating with the Lombardi Trophy and Super Bowl MVP honors. Joe Flacco had plenty of leverage and certainly made the most of it. The Ravens Quarterback becomes the highest paid player in NFL history, after officially signing a six-year, $120.6 million deal, but maintained it will not change his attitude and should not change the mindset …
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O’s Spring Training is Underway
Spring Training is well underway in Sarasota, Florida for the Orioles. It may be still early, but the team is certainly trying to figure out how they can maintain the success from their 2012 season with an eye towards the future. They will need to have some decisions to make with their pitchers and some position players. …
