Michael Pierce

The Ravens have depth on the defensive line, but the future of pending free agent Justin Madubuike will have a major impact on offseason decisions. 

Ronnie Stanley got his best grade of the season. Broderick Washington had a big game on the defensive line.

Ravens veteran nose tackle Michael Pierce confirmed his two-year extension with the team.

Veteran defensive lineman Michael Pierce has reportedly signed a two-year contract extension that will keep under contract through 2025.

Lamar Jackson won't be the only player not suiting up against Pittsburgh.

Defensive back Ar'Darius Washington has been designated for return from IR.

The Zeitlers are hosting the offensive linemen and the Pierce's are hosting the defensive front. Here's what's on the menu.

Marlon Humphrey (hamstring) was still limited in Friday's practice. Michael Pierce (illness) returned to practice Friday.

Nose tackle Michael Pierce (illness) is not practicing again Thursday but came onto the field in street clothes.

Ravens nose tackle Michael Pierce (illness) did not practice Wednesday.

Baltimore's interior offensive line feasted in the second half in Arizona. Meanwhile, the defensive line showed its depth.

Rashod Bateman's snaps increased. Gus Edwards led the backfield again. Michael Pierce dominated in his opportunities.

Will the Ravens be active at the NFL trade deadline? Michael Pierce earns commendations for impressive game. Pundits unanimous in crediting the Ravens with a victory, regardless of how pretty it is.

John Harbaugh doesn't rule out Kyle Van Noy playing Sunday. Lamar Jackson's focused on fumbles. Michael Pierce explains Ravens' troubles vs. run.

A look at the Ravens' early passing success, some unique run formations, and late near misses of the offense.

Justin Tucker's near miss proved that 'even the best has his limits.' Michael Pierce and Jadeveon Clowney had strong performances against the Colts.

Safety Daryl Worley played 90 percent of the defensive snaps with Ar'Darius Washington sidelined.

More praise is heaped on Zay Flowers. Lamar Jackson's red-zone turnover extended a concerning trend.

The Ravens have until Tuesday at 4 p.m. to make their roster cuts.

Geno Stone limped off the practice field with an injury that didn't look serious. Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line Anthony Weaver compliments Broderick Washington on his work ethic. Michael Pierce believes he'll benefit from taking yoga.

The Ravens have an abundance of young, but experienced players ready for bigger roles.

Justin Madubuike, Michael Pierce and Broderick Washington will be counted on to lead the Ravens' defensive line after the departure of Calais Campbell.

Former legends Jermaine Lewis, Keith Washington, and Jordan Richards, along with current nose tackle Michael Pierce, attended two career panels followed by a networking session.  

Ravens nose tackle Michael Pierce has played just 11 games over the past three seasons, which has created some self-doubt.

A pundit says the best outcome for Lamar Jackson is to remain a Raven. What type of offer could damage the Ravens' chances of retaining Jackson? Chuck Clark is lauded for going from sixth-round pick to defensive stalwart. Michael Pierce reportedly restructures contract to save nearly $3 million in cap space.

Ravens defensive linemen Brent Urban and Michael Pierce are a hilarious duo. Here's the best of their friendship from the 2023 season.

The nose tackle talked about his role in the loss and how he will use it as motivation going forward.

The nose tackle also discussed the Ravens' brand of defense as being synonymous with physicality and the Mahomes no-look pass that still haunts him.

Ravens NT Michael Pierce talks to our insiders, Ryan Mink and Garrett Downing, about his new two-year contract, the changes he made in his diet/exercise routines, the lessons learned from the 2019 playoff loss and much more.

The nose tackle talks about making best use of the next two weeks, his plans to wrap up his career in Baltimore and the influence players such as Marshall Yanda have had on his playing career.

The nose tackle shares his thoughts on the momentum shift forced turnovers caused for both the Ravens' offense and defense, as well as the importance of situational football.

Ravens LB Patrick Queen gets the ball out from Austin Ekeler and it's recovered by Michael Pierce.

Many Ravens players handed out turkeys for Thanksgiving to families in Baltimore.

Ravens TE Mark Andrews, G Kevin Zeitler, RB Gus Edwards, and WR Odell Beckham Jr. got game balls after Baltimore's 31-24 win in Arizona.

The nose tackle talks about his big day on defense and the relief he felt in getting his first sack of the season, while also recognizing the work the defense needs to do to stop the run before facing Seattle.

Ravens NT Michael Pierce hits Cardinals QB Joshua Dobbs and forces the ball out.

Ravens NT Michael Pierce stops the Cardinals on fourth-and-1 with a batted ball at the line of scrimmage.

The nose tackle talks about facing a divisional rival on the road and how he believes the Ravens have the men built for the job to set the tone of the game.

Ravens players talk about the best team babysitter and most likely to cheat at a board game.

Ravens players also answer who is most likely to write a best-selling book and most likely to change the world.

Coming off of injury, the nose tackle has been focused on getting his body into football shape and making every day this offseason count.

Nose tackle Michael Pierce talks about coming back from last year's biceps injury, his motivation and goals this season, the loss of Calais Campbell, and his take on the Ravens' young defensive linemen.

Rising sophomores David Ojabo and Charlie Kolar, as well as rehabbing veteran Michael Pierce, can all get a big boost in the Ravens strength and conditioning program.

The salary cap is set at $224.8 million, leaving the Ravens with about $27.8 million in space as it stands now.

Defensive tackle Michael Pierce talks about Baltimore's pass rush, the legends he learned from, his hobbies and more.

Step inside the Ravens' Week 1 win over the New York Jets with mic'd up defensive lineman Calais Campbell.

Former Ravens Head Coach Brian Billick gives props to Justin Houston, Justin Madubuike, Patrick Queen and others in Baltimore's Week 1 win over the New York Jets.

Head Coach John Harbaugh said the defensive line got the position group of the week award as Michael Pierce, Justin Madubuike and Calais Campbell feasted on the Jets.

Defensive tackle Michael Pierce talks about the Ravens' hot defensive start against the Jets.

The Ravens only had five projected starters play in the preseason and no snaps from Lamar Jackson.