Final Drive: Lamar Jackson Reflects on Browns Win, Talks Cramps

The legendary college quarterback is now an ascending coach, and he discussed why the opportunity in Baltimore as the wide receivers coach was the right fit.

Today is the first day that teams can apply the franchise tag, but that significant price tag comes at a time when cap space is already tight.

The Ravens have had nine assistant coaches depart this offseason, but adding new ideas and perspectives into the system can be a positive.

New defensive assistants Anthony Weaver and Rob Ryan both talked about their desire to work with the Ravens Defensive Coordinator.

Anthony Weaver played alongside Ray Lewis, Ed Reed and Terrell Suggs, and he's leaning on that experience now as Baltimore's defensive line coach.

New Inside Linebackers Coach Rob Ryan talks about his admiration for John Harbaugh and Wink Martindale.

Free agency opens in one month and one day. With a tightening salary cap, there will likely be a flood of players to hit the open market.

With the reported possibility of an Orlando Brown Jr. trade and desire to upgrade pass protection, Baltimore could have new starters at multiple spots in 2021.

J.J. Watt and the Texans mutually parted ways Friday, and there's already buzz about his potential landing spots. The Ravens do have a recently-added connection.

Extending tight end Nick Boyle and re-signing veteran Eric Tomlinson are two of General Manager Eric DeCosta's latest moves to solidify a crucial position group for the Ravens and he's likely not done yet.

Adding a big-name wide receiver is not the only way to improve the passing game.

The Ravens brought in Tee Martin and Keith Williams, who have a strong track record of coaching and developing premier receivers.

Ravens fans probably don't love the options in this year's Super Bowl, but the game is still something to enjoy before we turn the page to next season.

The draft experts think this is a deep class of pass rushers, which could be significant to the Ravens with the No. 27 pick.

General Manager Eric DeCosta said teams know to call him if they're interested in exploring a trade, and he has a strong track record of bringing in big-time players via trades.

Former Wide Receivers Coach and Passing Game Coordinator David Culley is now in Houston, and replacing him is a critical move this offseason.

General Manager Eric DeCosta talked about the lessons learned from the COVID season as it remains to be seen how virtual 2021 will be.

Considering there is no Combine due to COVID this year, the in-person meetings and chance to watch prospects practice in Mobile was huge for the Ravens' scouts.

David Culley became the latest coach to get a promotion elsewhere, but the good news is the coordinators are staying.

Sacks and pressures were down across the league this season as more offenses and quarterbacks are getting rid of the ball faster.

General Manager Eric DeCosta talked about how the Ravens are in a better place than many other teams when it comes to a decreased salary cap this offseason.

General Manager Eric DeCosta talked about the outlook on upgrading the offense, contract extensions and more.

The Ravens aren't sure how much of this offseason will be virtual, but players are planning to build their chemistry by being around each other more this offseason.

Rookie running back J.K. Dobbins was down about how his season ended, but the team has faith he'll be a leading playmaker next year.

Head Coach John Harbaugh talked about the passing game and where it needs to improve, as well as his desire to add a big wide receiver and improve the offensive line.