Bradley Bozeman

After making his first start at center for the Ravens, Bradley Bozeman left in the second quarter with an ankle injury. 

After starting every game at left guard the past two seasons, Bradley Bozeman continues to enjoy his transition to center. 

Is Bradley Bozeman the team's second-most important player? Marlon Humphrey ranked as the NFL's second-best cornerback. More stock up for young players.

Don't overlook the impact of Nick Boyle's return this season. Bradley Bozeman is tabbed as the Ravens' second-most important player. Lamar Jackson is ranked the most difficult quarterback to sack. ESPN and Fox are reportedly in bidding war for Robert Griffin III as an analyst

Bradley Bozeman knows snapping accurately will be a big part of his switch to center. John Harbaugh is optimistic that injured players will be ready for training camp.

After spending the past two seasons as a starting left guard, Bradley Bozeman is preparing for a return to center, the position he played at Alabama.

Snaps from center became a problem for the Ravens in 2020. They're looking for a long-term solution.

Julio Jones reportedly isn't on the Ravens' radar at the moment. Pundits reignite debate about whether Lamar Jackson should get a 'Mahomes-like deal.' Three veterans young Ravens should be emulating.

Head Coach John Harbaugh is very pleased with OTA attendance. Rashod Bateman left practice with muscle soreness, but his injury was not serious.

The Ravens have a new center and other linemen competing at various spots. Rashod Bateman left practice early, but his fellow rookie and other wideouts shined.

Which free-agent pass rusher is the best fit? What are realistic expectations for J.K. Dobbins in his second season? 

Looking at the receiver market after the tag deadline. Bradley Bozeman could be the best bet at center. More reaction to yesterday's "state of the offseason" press conference.

Could a move to tight end make sense for Miles Boykin? James Proche shows off some insane hands. Contract restructures that could open up salary cap space.

Shouldn't it be true that the top offensive linemen who are free agents would want to come to Baltimore? Part of the O-line blueprint depends on Bradley Bozeman.

The top three free-agent wide receivers are strong candidates to receive the franchise tag. Could Bradley Bozeman and DeShon Elliott be in line for contract extensions? Second-year defensive lineman Broderick Washington Jr. may play a larger role next season.

Lamar Jackson explains why he wore a glove in Tennessee. Ravens will see familiar faces in John "Smoke" Brown and Leslie Frazier. Bradley Bozeman gives props to receivers for their blocking.

The Ravens' young offensive line has stepped up. Patrick Ricard has become one of the Ravens' most important players heading into the playoffs. What is the Ravens' one potential fatal flaw?

When the Ravens can't double-team Myles Garrett, they still have to contain him. Patrick Mekari and Ben Powers have stepped up. Browns running game is always a handful to stop. Chris Board leads Pro Bowl special teams voting.

Bradley Bozeman and his wife, Nikki, launched an anti-bullying campaign and have provided meals for hundreds of families during COVID-19.

The Ravens gave a memorable and inspiring performance, yes, even in defeat. It could be the start of something.

Bart Scott has a strong message for upset Steelers players. Who will step up against the Steelers? The NFL is considering playoff bubbles.

Mike Tirico says coaching continuity adds fuel to the Ravens-Steelers rivalry. Bradley Bozeman's wife keeps it real with him after tough games.

Current and former Ravens have found ways to help the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Handing out midseason awards, plus Ozzie Newsome's mantra has been affirmed and execution is the biggest determinant of Ravens offensive success.

Guard Bradley Bozeman and his wife, Nikki, held a drive-through food distribution Tuesday in Baltimore.

Center Bradley Bozeman talks about the expected crowd noise in Las Vegas and what he sees from Tyre Phillips.

Baltimore Ravens C Bradley Bozeman joins "Good Morning Football" ahead of the 2021 NFL season to discuss the Ravens' outlook for 2021.

Center Bradley Bozeman said second-year defensive tackle Justin Madubuike is 'one of the harder people I've ever had to move on defense.'

Bradley Bozeman gives an update on how he feels in his transition from left guard to center.

Check out the Ravens' arrival for a 2021 training camp with high expectations.

The Ravens dive deep into pop culture, but have a hard time picking just one favorite musician and top movie.

Ravens players answer who is most likely to pick them up if they have a flat tire and who they would switch places with.

See if Lamar Jackson, Hollywood Brown, Mark Andrews and many more Ravens players can pick a Maryland crab.

Cornerbacks Marlon Humphrey and Marcus Peters are popular picks for both superlatives, though there are some surprises.

Bradley Bozeman said picking up the many blitzes of Baltimore's defense is helping his conversion back to center.

Bradley Bozeman talks about his transition back to center and the possibility of a contract extension.

Garrett Downing, Clifton Brown and Ryan Mink share their thoughts after the first week with vets on the field.

After two years starting at left guard, Bradley Bozeman could shift to center if the Ravens drafted a tackle/guard early in this year's draft.

Ravens Walter Payton Man of the Year Bradley Bozeman says the Kansas City Chiefs are an explosive, all-around great team.

Left guard Bradley Bozeman talks about the challenge of the noisy Bills fans and why the Ravens offense has struggled in the playoffs.

There's a chance for snow flurries during Saturday night's game. It would be the first snow game for Lamar Jackson and others.

Offensive lineman Bradley Bozeman talks about the team's fighting attitude, the offense's struggles last time in Buffalo and the mindset in the huddle.

Step inside the Ravens' 38-3 playoff-clinching win in Cincinnati with guard Bradley Bozeman and cornerback Marlon Humphrey.

Bradley and Nikki Bozeman talk about their work in the community, living in an RV together and the regular-season finale against the Bengals.

The Ravens' Walter Payton Man of the Year gets a surprise from his family and talks about his and Nikki's work in the community.

Hear from Head Coach John Harbaugh, Ravens Walter Payton Man of the Year Bradley Bozeman, and look back on the win over Dallas before the Ravens take on the Cleveland Browns in a pivotal Week 14 game.

Left guard Bradley Bozeman, the Ravens' 2020 Walter Payton Man of the Year, discusses winning the award and the status of the Ravens' offensive line.

The Ravens offensive lineman and his wife, Nikki, traveled the country for an anti-bullying campaign and have provided meals for hundreds of families during COVID-19.

Guard Bradley Bozeman talks about the difficult week of preparation and how offensive linemen stepped up against the Steelers.

Pernell McPhee and Bradley Bozeman were mic'd for the Ravens' 23-17 loss to the New England Patriots in Week 10.