Chuck Clark is especially important in a loaded secondary. Taking a look at the defensive line. Baseball's coronavirus problems don't mean the NFL is doomed.

Colin Cowherd doubles down on Ravens going 16-0, winning Super Bowl. Phil Simms says the Ravens don't need Antonio Brown. 

First-round pick Patrick Queen doesn't envision being the on-field play-caller. J.K. Dobbins is excited about Ravens' 'complex' offense and benefitted from workouts with Dalvin Cook.

Pro Football Focus projects the best- and worst-case scenarios for the Ravens' record this season. Safeties Earl Thomas III and Chuck Clark are primed to build on last year's success. Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown's bulked-up physique catches Jerry Jeudy's attention.

J.K. Dobbins is working out with Dwayne Haskins. Special Teams Coordinator Chris Horton can be a 'game changer.' Earl Thomas III and Chuck Clark are one of the NFL's top safety tandems. 

Pundits are confident in Patrick Queen. Chuck Clark is a reason why the Ravens shouldn't trade for Jamal Adams. Fan attendance could look different for every team. 

With the 2020 schedule revealed, players are hoping the season goes on as scheduled.

Beginning next season, seven NFL teams from each conference will make the playoffs. While the postseason field will expand from 12 to 14 teams, only the No. 1 seeds will earn a bye.

The coronavirus pandemic has made this a challenging time for everyone, but the Ravens' players and operations are remaining flexible.

The longtime outside cornerback said he's excited about entering a new phase of football when he could be used more to help with specific matchups.

With Chuck Clark signed for next year and beyond, the Ravens released well-respected veteran safety Tony Jefferson.

Chuck Clark had to fight for a spot on the team and wait his turn behind talented vets, but he made the most of his opportunity and wants to keep growing.

Chuck Clark is a reminder of why Day 3 of the NFL Draft matters, but finding talent late is nothing new for the Ravens.

Here's what you can find in episode #192 of The Lounge with safety Chuck Clark.

Chuck Clark proved he's a high-level starter in the NFL after stepping into the starting lineup early in 2019.

It's not just the big-name young players who had strong 2019 seasons. Baltimore has a bright future with budding young talent across the roster.

Why Wink Martindale's frequent blitzes have worked so well. Chuck Clark is like Eric Weddle and Magic Johnson, but also finished atop the team in tackles. Lamar Jackson (flu) not at practice.

Devin Singletary had a superb duel against Jackson in youth football. Chuck Clark is getting the job done at safety. Hayden Hurst is thrilled to be making plays.

Chuck Clark took a lot of lessons from Eric Weddle. Marshal Yanda says he's not looking ahead to 2020. Ravens have to deal with the top defensive player in the NFL.

The Ravens have no shortage of unsung players, some of them recent additions, playing key roles in the team's success.

The Ravens' third-year safety took over in the middle of Baltimore defense and played every single snap against the Bengals. With DeShon Elliott on injured reserve, he has even more on his plate.

Known among teammates as a student of the game, third-year safety Chuck Clark feels ready to help fill the void left by Tony Jefferson's injury.

My guess is there could be more changes coming as the Ravens continue trying to develop a suitable defense for a playoff run.

Chuck Clark and DeShon Elliott will share the strong safety job after Tony Jefferson suffered a season-ending knee injury in Pittsburgh.

Head Coach John Harbaugh said the green for communication helmet will likely stay with safety Chuck Clark.

Tight end Mark Andrews and safety Chuck Clark talk about how they're staying in shape during social distancing.

Tight end Mark Andrews and safety Chuck Clark talk about the Ravens' offseason moves, CBA changes and how they're dealing with the COVID-19 lockdown.

With Chuck Clark's extension, the starters are in place for years to come in the Ravens secondary. Now let's watch them grow together.

Chuck Clark talks about learning from other great Ravens safeties and plays a word association game.

After signing a three-year extension, Chuck Clark talks about his path to this point and what he has planned next.

Chuck Clark had a wild and amazing year with stepping in as a starter, welcoming his first child, then inking a long-term contract.

Check out the top plays from safety Chuck Clark following his three-year contract extension.

Safety Chuck Clark talks about the majority of the secondary being together next season.

Safety Chuck Clark talks about how to bring down Titans running back Derrick Henry.

Safety Chuck Clark talks about finishing 14-2 and how the mentality changes heading into the playoffs.

Safety Chuck Clark cuts underneath a pass down the seam to end the first half with the Ravens ahead, 21-7.

Safety Chuck Clark talks about his jersey number, the funniest guy on the team, working with Brandon Carr, and the team's new ritual in the pregame locker room.

Earl Thomas gives his analysis of Bills quarterback Josh Allen and says fellow safety Chuck Clark has 'made a lot of money' this year.

Safety Chuck Clark talks about his forced fumble and his versatility.

Hear from tackle Ronnie Stanley and safety Chuck Clark, check out the Ravens' work in the community leading into Thanksgiving and relive the big win over the Texans.

Safety Chuck Clark talks about his versatile role in the defense and taking on the green communication dot.

Safety Chuck Clark talks about reuniting with Eric Weddle and the improvement Baltimore has made on defense.

Safety Chuck Clark feels ready step in after Tony Jefferson's season-ending knee injury.

What's the learning curve for Lamar Jackson's passing? Will Chuck Clark or DeShon Elliott get a chance to win a starting job?

Safety Chuck Clark discusses the Ravens' defensive plan against Patrick Mahomes.

Safety Chuck Clark picks off Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes on a third-down pass.

Best dancer? Best social media presence? Best basketball player? The vets give their answers.

Second-year safety Chuck Clark talks about being penalized for a helmet hit in Miami and what his approach is this season.

Backup safety Chuck Clark nabs his second interception of the preseason when playing the deep half of the secondary.