With Organized Team Activities starting this week fans may finally start to get a glimpse of just how all of the new faces on this totally revamped Ravens roster will be able to work together on the field in the coming season. … Continue reading →

With the 2013 Draft now finally behind us it’s time to take a look at what the Ravens have added to their championship team. 1st Round: Matt Elam – S – Florida (#32) : General manager Ozzie Newsome doesn’t normally … Continue reading →

MATT ELAM (EDIT: Originally posted March 26th.) 5’10″, 208 lbs. , Florida Strengths: -Extremely fast, Active to the ball -Very good in pass coverage and can cover large areas of ground -Versatility, Can play Free or Strong Safety Weaknesses: -Too … Continue reading →

The title is a bit of a misnomer. I am not prepared to give my choices for exactly whom the Ravens will take with each of their remaining eleven picks in the draft. Just take a look at Round One … Continue reading →

Here are ten thoughts about the Ravens 2013 Regular Seasons schedule that was released last night. I figured I’d add mine as well. One of the worst secrets of the past few weeks in regards to the schedule was who … Continue reading →

With about ten days remaining the NFL Draft is fast approaching and with that in mind its time to focus on what the Baltimore Ravens might do in their attempts to strengthen their roster and remain among the AFC elite. … Continue reading →

MANTI TE’O 6’1″, 241 lbs. , Notre Dame Strengths: -Excellent instincts and intelligence -Skilled in pass coverage -Good tackler with solid technique Weaknesses: -Getting off Blocks -Improved strength and speed for pro level? -Man to man pass coverage will need … Continue reading →

  KEENAN ALLEN 6’2″, 206 lbs., California Strengths: -Fantastic body control and hands -Excellent after the catch, can get yards after contact -Strong route runner Weaknesses: -Knee injury -Good but not elite speed -Could be more physical Since the Ravens … Continue reading →

  Well, it’s now official so I guess that makes it reality and not some odd rambling that came out of a friend’s mouth at a post-game tailgate party. Ed Reed is now a Houston Texan. It shouldn’t really be … Continue reading →

  DAMONTRE MOORE 6’4″, 250 lbs., Texas A & M Strengths: -Good explosion out of stance -Powerful leg strength -Productive in pass rusher role (26.5 Sacks in three seasons) Weaknesses: -Speed is only average for his position -Converted OLB to … Continue reading →