Malik Harrison

Baltimore will face AFC North rival Cleveland on Saturday, Dec. 17, the NFL has announced.

Malik Harrison made a big special teams play to preserve Baltimore's 23-20 victory, blocking a potential game-tying field goal that deflected off his facemask.

An NFL.com writer says the Ravens have been a disappointment but they're still legitimate contenders. Malik Harrison 'has been playing rock-solid football.'

Rookie tight end Isaiah Likely showed his ability to go deep. The timing between Lamar Jackson and Rashod Bateman looked good. Malik Harrison has potential as a blitzer.

Patrick Queen is looking to be more of a three-down force on the defense next to Josh Bynes, but the depth is shaking out.

Ravens inside linebacker Malik Harrison has been designated for return to practice. Baltimore also waived guard/defensive tackle Kahlil McKenzie.

Kevin Zeitler confident Ravens will run the ball better as the weather turns cold. Mailk Harrison is on short-term IR after being struck by bullet. John Harbaugh sends team a message on Henry Ruggs III.

Trading for Julio Jones would increase the Ravens' Super Bowl odds more than any other team. Predicting Rashod Bateman and Odafe Oweh's rookie stats.

New Inside Linebackers Coach Rob Ryan is very impressed with Patrick Queen and Malik Harrison and looks forward to working with them.

The Ravens' quest to make the playoffs is being aided by a 2020 rookie class that has risen to the occasion.

Searching for clues prior to the snap is a two-way street. John Harbaugh credits the players for forcing turnovers. Virtual meetings have become normal.

Ravens rise in the latest power rankings. Mark Ingram isn't worried about the Ravens in big games. How more cap space opened up.

Khalil Dorsey will be the latest cornerback to miss time. Chris Board and Malik Harrison played career-high snaps. Justin Madubuike prevented a big play with an open-field tackle.

The Ravens' defense will be much closer to full strength for Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts.

Stepping up in big moments runs in Anthony Averett's family. Lamar Jackson is treating Monday like any other game. Top matchups to watch.

The Ravens added new wrinkles to their offense in the opener. Five Ravens who could reset the market at their positions. ESPN says fans get good bang for their buck at M&T Bank Stadium.

Patrick Queen forced a fumble and led the Ravens in tackles, J.K. Dobbins scored two touchdowns and Malik Harrison looked comfortable as a starter.

Which rookie outside of the skill positions has stood out? Could Jimmy Smith play free safety? Will the Ravens sign a veteran free safety?

Rookie linebacker Malik Harrison showed his run-stuffing power twice on the goal line. Chuck Clark had a couple nice pass breakups. Jaleel Scott hauls in an impressive juggling catch.

Eli Wolf suffers an injury late in practice; Harbaugh targets end of the month to solidify starting offensive line; Queen and Harrison are learning quickly.

What's the situation with the third tight end competition? How long will it take Malik Harrison to earn a starting job? Does "Hollywood" Brown's speed look different?

Patrick Queen is quite the fisherman, and good news awaits at the Ravens practice fields.

lnside linebacker Malik Harrison, who could earn a starting job as a rookie, is now under contract.

John Harbaugh is involved in three top 10 coaching matchups this season. The Ravens and Chiefs are still the AFC favorites, but the Patriots are gaining on them. Don't overlook what Derek Wolfe brings to the defense.

Three Ravens are among the AFC North rookies most likely to make an impact. Calais Campbell has wisdom that will benefit Baltimore's young players. The No. 1 regular-season moment in Ravens history.

Ravens players hosted a coat drive to support the men at Baltimore's Helping Up Mission.

We review the several special teams plays that made the difference in the Ravens' 23-20 win over the Browns in Week 7.

Ravens LB Malik Harrison breaks down his game-winning blocked field goal against the Browns.

Ravens LB Malik Harrison leaps to block Cade York's 60-yard field goal attempt to try to tie the game.

Ravens LB Malik Harrison talks about his increase in snaps, the trauma of being shot last season, playing positionless football, his Ohio roots and more.

Linebacker Malik Harrison talks about growing as an all-around linebacker and tells a great story from his high school days about his physicality.

Inside linebacker Malik Harrison talks about forcing a fumble in the first quarter of the Ravens' preseason opener win.

This could be a week for the Ravens' rushing attack to get going and Baltimore needs its linebackers and CB Anthony Averett to have rebound games.

Take a look back at the Ravens' 17-14 win over the New Orleans Saints in True View, presented by Ford Co-Pilot 360 Technology.

Linebacker Malik Harrison brings the physicality, forcing a fumble recovered by safety DeShon Elliott.

The Ravens had major contributions from their 2020 draft class despite no offseason program, and now the group stands to take a big leap.

Rookie linebaker Malik Harrison impressed Defensive Coordinator Wink Martindale with how physical he was coming downhill during Saturday's scrimmage.

Defensive Coordinator Wink Martindale likes what he sees from Earl Thomas III, is hoping for more turnovers and talks about stopping the run better.

The third-round linebacker could carve out a large role as a rookie.

Linebackers Patrick Queen and Malik Harrison and wide receiver Devin Duvernay get their numbers.

The Ravens could have a pair of rookie inside linebackers in prominent roles in the middle of their defense.

The Ravens' third-round linebacker talks about why he's so grateful for his father.

Adding Calais Campbell, Derek Wolfe, Patrick Queen and Malik Harrison to the defense could help Judon have his best season yet.

Head Coach John Harbaugh said he expects first-round pick Patrick Queen will be a three-down middle linebacker and impact all phases of the game.

Ravens' third-round pick Malik Harrison was a dominant player at quarterback and linebacker at Walnut Ridge High School in Ohio.

Don't let Malik Harrison's big body fool you. He's much more than a downhill thumper in the run game.

Here are five fast facts about the Ravens' new big-bodied, hard-hitting linebacker.

NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah explains why Baltimore Ravens rookie linebackers Patrick Queen, Malik Harrison will compliment each other in Baltimore.

The big-bodied Ohio State linebacker is known for his run-stopping prowess (Courtesy of Ohio State).

Baltimore double dipped at inside linebacker by selecting the big-bodied Ohio State prospect.