ESPN voted the Ravens as one of five NFL candidates to return to the playoffs. Ravens boast PFF's fifth-ranked offensive line despite significant injuries. DJ Moore signs rookie contract, leaping Hayden Hurst and several other first-rounders. RGIII trying to help nurture Lamar Jackson. The biggest roster decision facing the Ravens.

Tyus Bowser has made a couple impressive interceptions during offseason practices. The second-round pick says he feels fresh and fast after a grueling rookie year.

Philadelphia’s clever contract writing could hurt the Ravens’ chances of getting a third-round comp pick for Ryan Jensen. Baltimore reportedly restructured Tony Jefferson’s contract. Could a late-summer cornerback trade be in the cards? Terrance West visits Philly. Justin Tucker posts video of himself nailing a 70-yard field goal.

Baltimore has added wide receiver Janarion Grant (Rutgers) and defensive end Myles Humphrey (Shepherd). The Ravens waived fullback Ricky Ortiz and undrafted linebacker Mason McKenrick.

The Ravens will have 12 WRs trying out for about six spots. Assistant GM Eric DeCosta admitted he got a little angry when players were taken just before he was on the clock. Some teams are unwilling to give Dez Bryant a league minimum deal. How will the Ravens fit all their rookie contracts under the cap?

The Lamar Jackson-Ravens buzz increased on draft day eve. Five first-round candidates for Baltimore. How have the Ravens' last five draft classes stacked up league-wide? A 2017 draft re-do has the Ravens selecting JuJu Smith-Schuster instead of Marlon Humphrey.

The veteran linebacker is heading into his 16th NFL season, but his commitment in the offseason has made him an even better player.

Would the Ravens really take a QB at No. 16, or do they just want people to think they would? The Cowboys' addition of Allen Hurns does not mean they'll cut Dez Bryant. 'Adjusted games lost' shows that the Ravens were among the teams most affected by injuries.

Marlon Humphrey talked about being the best cornerback in the draft class and Chris Wormley discussed his impressions of John Harbaugh.

From some of the NFL Scouting Combine’s biggest athletic freaks to sluggish performances, Ravens players have run the gamut.

No one imagined that offensive linemen James Hurst, Matt Skura and Ryan Jensen, linebacker Patrick Onwuasor and defensive tackle Carl Davis all would become major puzzle pieces in 2017. Who will be the ‘Step-Up Guys’ this season?

Daniel Jeremiah believes Baltimore would be the 'best fit' for the 2010 first-overall pick. The franchise tag might actually give the Ravens a better chance of landing Jarvis Landry, but they'd have to strike a trade deal with Miami first. The Chicago Bears cut former Ravens outside linebacker Pernell McPhee.

Cornerback and running back are strong once again, but the outside linebacker class is down from years past, says Ravens Director of College Scouting Joe Hortiz.

While the top priority is obviously offense, the Ravens shouldn’t completely neglect the defense. Baltimore brass has approached Brent Urban about a new contract. Ravens three-round mock draft.

Baltimore heavily invested in its defense last year in an effort to go from a ‘B-plus’ to an ‘A.’ So what’s next for the unit? More growth from young players.

Seven questions for Owner Steve Bisciotti. The 'Jeopardy' segment where contestants know nothing about football. Steve Smith joked he would unretire to play with Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson.

Does a recent trade increase the Ravens' chances of drafting a first-round QB? Will Baltimore be selected to play in the Hall of Fame game? Big offseason for Tyus Bowser. Ray Lewis says it'd be surreal to be elected to the Hall of Fame during Super Bowl 52. The league is 'starting over' with the catch rule.

The Ravens have drafted the most players from the Senior Bowl of any team since 2010. Last year, linebacker Tyus Bowser, defensive end Chris Wormley and guard Nico Siragusa all played there.

The Ravens defense had a lot of success last year. It was sixth in scoring and first in takeaways. However, the group didn’t finish in back-to-back seasons.

Ravens rookie class superlatives. Carl Davis recovering from shoulder surgery. Bronson Kaufusi: I've got to get ready for the next opportunity. After turning 33, Joe Flacco is expected to be among the NFL's 10 oldest QBs.

New defensive coordinator Don 'Wink' Martindale takes over a very strong unit, but here are three areas where the group needs to improve.

The Ravens appear to have hit big with first-round cornerback Marlon Humphrey. Much of the rest of the rookie class contributed, but spent the year learning.

The Ravens led the league in turnovers and was sixth in points allowed per game, but Baltimore stumbled late in some tough losses and when players were injured.

Could this be the last time the Ravens face Chuck Pagano and Marvin Lewis as head coaches? The Ravens' road record has put them in playoff position. Taking a wait-and-see approach with Za'Darius Smith's future.

Last year's second-round pick, Tyus Bowser, had an interception in last week's practice. He could follow fellow outside linebacker Matthew Judon with a breakout in his sophomore season.

The second-round pick has a pair of sacks and an interception this year, and Linebackers Coach Don Martindale has seen him make big steps in recent weeks.

Ravens second-round outside linebacker Tyus Bowser notched his first career interception and sack in his second game, a 24-10 win over the Browns.

Veteran cornerbacks Brandon Carr and Lardarius Webb, running back Buck Allen, wide receiver Jeremy Maclin and rookie linebacker Tyus Bowser have all had hot starts.

Rookie second-round pick Tyus Bowser picks off quarterback Kevin Hogan, who took a huge shot from Matthew Judon just after throwing. It's Bowser's first career interception, and he got it just a few minutes after his first sack.

The University of Houston product began his press conference with a heartfelt message. Bowser also talked about what he's learned from the veterans, including Terrell Suggs and former Raven Jarret Johnson.

The Ravens' linebackers coach talks about the progress made by rookies Tim Williams and Tyus Bowser and shares a good detail on how Terrell Suggs is such a good leader.

The Ravens' defensive coordinator gives updates on the progress he's seen from rookies Marlon Humphrey, Tyus Bowser and Tim Williams, as well as some young defensive linemen.

The second-round pick showed off his versatility during offseason practices and now he's going to compete for a key role during his first training camp.

The Ravens' second-round pick tells us his favorite Mario Kart character (we'll give you one guess), dishes on his baseball and basketball background and more.

Check out the impressive action from first-round cornerback Marlon Humphrey, an interception by second-round linebacker Tyus Bowser and more.

Second-round pass rusher Tyus Bowser played two years of basketball at Houston, though he played in just four games and attempted four shots. He talks about the decision to focus on football.

General Manager Ozzie Newsome told the Ravens' newest outside linebacker that he wants him to play SAM linebacker, rush the passer and play special teams

Former Ravens Super Bowl winner Jermaine Lewis announces the Baltimore Ravens' selection of Houston linebacker Tyus Bowser in Round 2 with the No. 47 overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft.

NFL Media's Bucky Brooks, Matt Money, and Lance Zierlein give Tyus Bowser a B draft grade.