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  1. Could Albert McClellan Move To Inside Linebacker?

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    PostedFri, 22 Mar 2013

    … without their three top inside linebackers from last season. To fill the void, one option currently on the roster is Albert McClellan . “Albert’s a flexible guy,” Head Coach John Harbaugh said this week at the NFL owners meetings. “Albert can …

  2. Three Ravens Named To Pro Bowl

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    PostedTue, 23 Dec 2014

    … t be in this position without [inside linebackers] coach “Wink” [ Don Martindale ], Daryl [ Smith ], Albert [ McClellan ] and Arthur [ Brown ], who have all taken me under their wing and helped me get where I am. With Daryl specifically …

  3. Three Ravens Voted To 2015 Pro Bowl

    Article

    PostedTue, 23 Dec 2014

    … t be in this position without [Inside Linebackers] coach “Wink” [Don Martindale], Daryl [Smith], Albert [ McClellan ] and Arthur [Brown], who have all taken me under their wing and helped me get where I am. With Daryl specifically …

  4. Albert McClellan Quietly Impressing

    Article

    PostedSat, 4 Aug 2012

    The second-year linebacker is off to a good start in training camp.

  • Albert McClellan Making OLB Battle Interesting

    Article Posted Mon, 13 Aug 2012

    If top pick Courtney Upshaw can’t come back healthy soon, the Ravens have another option.

  • NFLN: Colts WR Griff Whalen Fumbles Punt

    Video Posted Sun, 5 Oct 2014

    Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Griff Whalen fumbles a punt return and it is recovered by Baltimore Ravens linebacker Albert McClellan .

  • Practice Highlights 8/10: Physicality Ramps Up

    Article Posted Sun, 10 Aug 2014

    The Ravens and 49ers knew they’d be in store for a physical three-day stretch when they decided to hold a series of joint practices in Baltimore. And that’s exactly what they got on Sunday, as the intensity ramped up during the second day of combined practices. “I love the way both teams competed and I love the way both teams took care of one another,” Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh said. “We got better today, and I believe they did as well.” The main event was a full-speed goal-line drill between both teams’ second units. The drill was live just like a game, except the quarterbacks were off limits. During the drill, the Ravens’ second-team offense started at the 5-yard line with a first-and-goal situation. The Ravens went up against the 49ers’ second-team defense for two series, and in both situations the Ravens ended up settling for a short field goal. The 49ers’ second-team offense also had its shot in the drill, and they scored a touchdown on one of the series. On the other series, the Ravens defense stopped San Francisco when they went for a touchdown on fourth down. Linebacker Albert McClellan delivered a big hit on running back Glenn Winston, who went airborne at the line of scrimmage in an attempt to leap into the end zone. The hit from Bynes drew big cheers from the Ravens’ sideline. While the practice was hard-hitting, it was another clean day free of skirmishes. Here were some of the other key notes of practice:  -  The toughest part of practice was seeing defensive lineman Kapron Lewis-Moore carted off the field with an apparent season-ending Achilles injury. Players from both teams circled around Lewis-Moore and took a knee in prayer after he went down. Cornerback Asa Jackson also left practice early because of a minor ankle injury. -   Tight end Dennis Pitta didn’t practice because of a “little tweak,” Harbaugh said. The other players held out of action were offensive lineman Ryan Jensen (leg), cornerback Lardarius Webb (back) and offensive lineman Will Rackley (head). -  An exciting part of practice came early in the day when players lined up for one-on-one blocking drills. Ravens running backs and tight ends had the tough task of blocking the 49ers outside linebackers, including Pro Bowler Aldon Smith. There were some big collisions during this portion of practice, including a crushing block from Ravens fullback Kyle Juszczyk . -  Cornerback Jimmy Smith came up with a nice play when he picked off 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick for a pick-six during 11-on-11 drills. -  The officiating of defensive holding and pass interference has been a point of emphasis during the preseason, and even during practice. Defensive backs around the league are trying to get a handle on what the officials will allow this season, and that’s a learning process during camp. Officials spent time talking with players after throwing flags to explain why the players were penalized. -  Wide receiver Kamar Aiken pulled off an impressive leaping snag across the middle of the field from quarterback Tyrod Taylor during 11-on-11 drills. -  Quarterback Joe Flacco was picked off by 49ers cornerback Dontae Johnson late in practice, and Johnson took the interception back for a touchdown. -  A difference in the joint practices compared to the rest of camp is that the Ravens have eliminated loud music. Songs typically play during full-team drills, but not this weekend. It’s hard enough coordinating 180 players, so adding music to the mix could have made life even more challenging for the coaches.

  • Who's Playing, Who's Not vs. Dolphins

    Article Posted Fri, 5 Dec 2014

    T. Smith Probable, Forsett Questionable The Ravens had some good news when they took the practice field Friday as starting wide receiver Torrey Smith (knee), running back Justin Forsett (knee) and center Jeremy Zuttah (ankle) all returned after sitting out Wednesday and Thursday. Smith and Zuttah ...

  • Late For Work 11/7: Can Ravens Make Playoffs Without Jimmy Smith?

    Article Posted Fri, 7 Nov 2014

    Can Ravens Make Playoffs Without Jimmy Smith ? The short answer is yes. Yes, the Ravens can make the playoffs without Jimmy Smith. But don’t get it twisted. It won’t be easy. WSNT’s Nestor Aparicio may have said it best: “Well, the news on Jimmy Smith being done for the year really, really sucks .” ...

  • Report: Terrell Suggs Fined For Hit On LeGarrette Blount

    Article Posted Fri, 7 Nov 2014

    Ravens outside linebacker has been fined a reported $8,268 for his hit on Steelers running back LeGarrette Blount last Sunday, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Suggs was given an unnecessary roughness penalty at the time, and Blount called it a “dirty” shot. The league office didn’t hit Suggs ...

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