Final Drive: What C.J. Mosley's Return to Practice Means

Ravens players and coaches talked about their excitement to be back in M&T Bank Stadium this Sunday for the opener of a home-game stretch.

If Alex Lewis can't play Sunday, the Ravens will likely call on a rookie to step in. Plus, Lamar Jackson is making developmental strides in practice.

No second-half touchdowns allowed this year. A 4-0 record vs. Drew Brees. The NFL's No. 1-ranked defense. Terrell Suggs doesn't want to talk about any of it.

Record-setting Saints quarterback Drew Brees is 0-4 against the Ravens in his career, but it doesn't matter one bit come Sunday.

The pass rush works hand-in-hand with the coverage. Both John Harbaugh and Joe Cullen talked about that up after Sunday's historic day.

Baltimore's former defensive coordinator admits that Sunday's matchup against his old team carries a little extra significance.

Ravens wide receiver John Brown opened the season on a tear. Now that the secret's out, Brown said he'll have to learn how to adapt.

Joe Flacco hasn't looked too engaged when he lines up at wide receiver. He joked Wednesday that he hopes he doesn't have to catch a pass.

The loss in Cleveland stung, but with a big game in Nashville coming up and then four of the following five games at home, the Ravens make up ground.

Head Coach John Harbaugh talked Monday about the way the Ravens have used rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson so far this season.

The Ravens' top draft pick, tight end Hayden Hurst, could make an already dangerous offense even more dynamic.

When talking about how the Ravens haven't allowed a second-half touchdown yet this year, Wink Martindale said they've taken on a pit-crew fix-it mentality from the NBA. (edited)

Ravens defenders talk about what rookie quarterback and top-overall pick Baker Mayfield brings to the Ravens-Browns rivalry.

There's no denying the fact that Cleveland is a much improved team with more offensive weapons and a playmaking quarterback. Plus, check out Ravens players registering to vote.

The Ravens offense is legit, and Offensive Coordinator Marty Mornhinweg has had good game plans and creative calls.

This will mark the fifth-straight year that the Ravens will play at Heinz Field at night on primetime TV. Here's what John Harbaugh has to say about that.

Eric Weddle and Terrell Suggs talked to the Ravens rookies about what to expect in their first trip to Pittsburgh.

Steelers quarterterback Ben Roethlisberger joked that if Terrell Suggs gets closed to him, he'll ask for a flag. Eric Weddle joked back, saying he'll fight Roethlisberger if he flops.

There was a lot of buzz about Pittsburgh’s woes in the first two weeks, but John Harbaugh wasn’t fooled.

Head Coach John Harbaugh will adjust his typical Monday routine to go home and watch the Steelers take on the Buccaneers.

Baltimore's Defensive Coordinator said that his stint in Denver is a blip on the radar, and he prefers to keep the focus on the players.

Here's the report on how linebacker C.J. Mosley looked during his limited participation in Thursday's practice.

The Ravens have made it clear that they're going to take deep shots to John Brown this season. He said there's a lot more plays to be made.

Head Coach John Harbaugh said the statistics were overwhelming for the Ravens to go for it on fourth down twice last week. Here's how he approaches such situations.

As kickers around the league struggled in key moments, Justin Tucker’s consistency should not be taken for granted.