Tyus Bowser

Morgan Moses's shoulder injury isn't long-term, but David Ojabo has a decision to make on his knee/ankle injuries. Marlon Humphrey could return soon.

The Ravens won't face Colts All-Pro running back Jonathan Taylor in Week 3 and Texans' Week 1 offensive line is banged up. Baltimore is No. 8 in Pro Football Focus' roster rankings. The Ravens defense makes the top 10 in The Ringer's rankings. 

New cornerback Ronald Darby feels healthy and ready to contribute immediately. John Simpson's competitive juices were elevated by training camp competition with Sala Aumavae-Laulu.

The Ravens cut their roster to 53 players by Tuesday's deadline. Here are the biggest takeaways.

Mark Andrews expected to be ready for Week 1, but Tyus Bowser may be sidelined at the start of the year. Tyler Huntley isn't back from his hamstring injury, but is not a candidate for IR. 

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

Some Ravens previously thought to be on the bubble have seemingly become locks. A reminder on how vested veterans and IR rules work. Terrell Suggs is the best entertainer in Ravens history.

CB Jalyn Armour-Davis is 'real close' to returning but CB Rock Ya-Sin is a little further off.

Gus Edwards is listed as the starting running back on the Ravens' first depth chart.

The Ravens' potential Achilles heel is at cornerback. Todd Monken seemed to send a message.

Lamar Jackson is operating without a wristband at the start of training camp. Rookie Sala Aumavae-Laulu is learning quickly.

Ravens OLB Tyus Bowser has been placed on the NFI list, WR Rashod Bateman did not report yet, and J.K. Dobbins will start camp on the PUP list.

The Ravens have a young pass rushing duo ready to emerge and a veteran looking for a rebound.

Looking at realistic expectations for the 2023 Ravens. The Ravens extending Lamar Jackson is ranked as the second-biggest move of the offseason. Todd Monken is the X-factor for the Ravens offense.

The Ravens are relying on Odafe Oweh and David Ojabo to have breakout seasons in 2023.

Hamilton and Williams are named the NFL's best safety tandem by Pro Football Focus. Sports Illustrated describes 'underrated' Tyus Bowser as 'special' and 'selfless.' Mark Andrews is not among the top three in The 33rd Team's tight end rankings. Three Ravens make CBS Sports' top 100 players rankings.

Lamar Jackson-Odell Beckham Jr. is one of the NFL's best new veteran quarterback-wide receiver combinations. Bill Barnwell says Justin Tucker isn't the GOAT and probably never will be. David Ojabo and Patrick Queen are poised for breakout seasons. Patrick Ricard and Tyus Bowser are two of the most interesting Ravens to watch at minicamp. Is Tyler Linderbaum Pro Bowl-bound in Year 2?

Ravens players, including Marlon Humphrey, Tyus Bowser and rookies, ran drills for the Girls Flag Football clinics.  

Free agent Justin Houstin reportedly is receiving 'significant interest.' Getting Trenton Simpson with the 86th-overall pick is 'borderline criminal.' CBS Sports pundit predicts the Ravens to go 12-5.

Marlon Humphrey, Roquan Smith, Ronnie Stanley and Tyus Bowser went to Japan, Vietnam, and Thailand.

Tyus Bowser apologized to Greg Roman for an Instagram post. John Harbaugh will coach against a friend and mentor in Dean Pees. Marcus Williams expects to play all season with a brace on his wrist.

With the Ravens having Sunday off, much of the team was tuned in for the action. Lamar Jackson showed respect to both team's legendary players, Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé.

Game could come down to stopping the run and running the ball. The Ravens are very aware that they've lost four straight to the Steelers. Jalyn Armour-Davis is done for the year.

Patrick Queen had another monster game, rookie safety Kyle Hamilton was dominant before his injury, and Demarcus Robinson's double move strikes again.

Patrick Queen and Roquan Smith played 100% of the snaps together. Devin Duvernay played a career-high 84% of the offensive action. Mark Andrews was full-go in first game back.

See the compliments Ravens players dish out to their teammates.

Ravens OLB Tyus Bowser talks about playing the Bengals for a second straight week and what rookie David Ojabo can bring to the pass rush.

Ravens OLB Tyus Bowser talks about playing back-to-back games against the Bengals.

Ravens OLB Tyus Bowser talks about his rehab, his passion for architecture, his life-changing sack of Ben Roethlisberger, and the emotions of Steelers Week.

The Ravens are not shying from the fact that they have lost their last four games against the Steelers.

Ravens OLB Tyus Bowser talks about the possibility of a defensive slugfest against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Hear from Head Coach John Harbaugh and right tackle Morgan Moses, watch Justin Houston mic'd up, and get ready for the big game against the Broncos.

Ravens OLB Tyus Bowser talks about moving past the loss to the Jaguars and the challenge of the Broncos.

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

Ravens OLB Tyus Bowser hits Jags QB Trevor Lawrence from behind and CB Marcus Peters jumps on the fumble.

Rashod Bateman and Justin Houston returned from injuries and rehabbing players are getting closer to returns.

Ravens OLBs Tyus Bowser and David Ojabo practiced for the first time Wednesday since suffering their Achilles injuries.

Ravens outside linebackers Tyus Bowser and David Ojabo returned from their Achilles injuries to practice for the first time Wednesday.

Head Coach John Harbaugh discussed Tyus Bowser and Gus Edwards returning to practice this week.

Head Coach John Harbaugh said J.K. Dobbins could be on the field Monday, while they're in 'no hurry' with Ronnie Stanley and Marcus Peters.

Ravens players answer who they would want with them in a zombie apocalypse, who could play another professional sport, and who they would pick if they could only talk to one person.

The news that six Ravens are starting training camp on the physically unable to perform list should not come as a big surprise.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport joints 'NFL Total Access' on NFL Network to discuss where the Baltimore Ravens stand after placing six players on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list.

Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta is always looking for ways to improve the roster, so will he add another receiver or pass rusher?

Ravens players read tweets from their teammates and guess who was the most likely culprit behind the post.

Baltimore's running back tweeted that he'll be ready to open the season, and this is an important time for the players returning from injuries.

Ravens players try to guess whether a line came from a rapper or famous Baltimore writer Edgar Allan Poe.

A young defensive lineman was a popular pick by his teammates to be the Raven most likely to get a red card in soccer.

Arsenal and Everton are coming to Baltimore for the Charm City Match on July 16, and Ravens players talked about the teammates that could step in as a goalkeeper.

With some of the team's top pass rushers rehabbing, Baltimore's young outside linebackers are getting a lot of reps this summer.