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Lamar Jackson is entering the Ravens’ opening week with an encouraging assessment of his health. Speaking Tuesday, September 8, the quarterback said he felt fully healthy as Baltimore prepares to visit Indianapolis on September 13. The update gives the Ravens a firmer starting point after an injury-disrupted 2025 season.

Baltimore will open the season with Gwyn at center against Indianapolis, giving the fourth-year lineman the first start of his NFL career.

Baltimore has not played a regular-season snap yet, but Hendrickson’s summer work is already showing why the Ravens made their largest outside free-agent commitment.

Nnamdi Madubuike took part in team drills for the first time this summer, while Zay Flowers returned to Ravens practice after a two-week absence.

Anthony Levine Sr. says Tyler Loop has welcomed Jake Moody’s arrival, while Baltimore still expects Loop to handle the opener in Indianapolis.

The Ravens rookie landed among league executives’ breakout candidates after a summer of contested catches and growing work with Lamar Jackson.

Undrafted rookies Joe Fagnano and Ethan Burke made Baltimore’s initial roster, while Adisa Isaac and Jake Moody headline the practice squad.

Baltimore’s cutdown picture includes reported departures for Adisa Isaac and Rayshaun Benny, plus a confirmed C.J. Okoye trade. A complete official 53 remains unverified.

Baltimore and the Ravens honor O.J. Brigance, a Super Bowl champion whose courage and service reshaped his bond with the city.

Baltimore is evaluating cornerback Nate Wiggins after a lower-body injury forced him out of Tuesday’s training-camp practice.

The Baltimore Ravens are moving from installation-heavy training camp into their first true game-week rhythm under head coach Jesse Minter. Minter said Sunday’s padded practice included roughly 100 snaps and was designed to create the most game-like atmosphere possible before the preseason opener. Each group received about 34 plays, with the starting units working mostly at “thud” tempo and younger players receiving more live tackling work. The Ravens are off Monday and retur

Baltimore has secured its homegrown No. 1 receiver. Zay Flowers’ reported four-year, $140 million extension includes $108 million guaranteed and keeps him with the Ravens through 2031.

Baltimore’s first College Park training-camp event reflects a wider effort to build stronger connections with football fans across Maryland.

Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike passed his physical, came off the PUP list and returned to the practice field on the opening day of training camp.

The Baltimore Ravens begin their first full-team training-camp practice open to the public today, officially moving the franchise into its most important evaluation period before the preseason. Veterans reported Tuesday, July 28. Approximately 2,000 fans are expected at each open practice at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills, although advance passes have already been claimed. The session represents the first opportunity for supporters and reporters to see th

Lamar Jackson is reporting for the Baltimore Ravens’ new era with renewed motivation and an expanded offseason training routine. The Ravens described Jackson as arriving in “phenomenal shape” after an offseason that included boxing workouts with wide receiver Zay Flowers. The quarterback said his running ability continues to force defenses into difficult choices. Jackson enters the 2026 season under a new coaching staff led by Jesse Minter. That transition will require the qu

The Baltimore Ravens are strengthening their long-term commitment to Baltimore County. The organization and Baltimore County announced an agreement Tuesday designed to keep the Ravens’ team headquarters and training complex in Owings Mills for decades. The agreement includes a significant investment in the facility and extends the relationship between the franchise and the surrounding community. The Owings Mills complex serves as the center of the Ravens’ year-round football

A new chapter of Baltimore Ravens football is officially underway. The Ravens have opened their first training camp under head coach Jesse Minter, beginning the process of installing a new structure while preparing Lamar Jackson and the rest of the roster for the 2026 NFL season. The early days of camp will provide the first extended look at how Minter’s approach differs from the previous coaching era. Position battles, new terminology, roster chemistry and the physical deman

The Ravens are entering training camp with their most important positions established and several supporting roles still open. Baltimore’s official team coverage identifies the offensive line and receiver competition among the leading camp storylines. The team’s first full practice open to the public is scheduled for Wednesday, July 29, while veterans are scheduled to report Tuesday. Lamar Jackson remains the unquestioned center of the offense. The larger camp questions conce

The Ravens have made an early training-camp adjustment to the depth of their quarterback room. Baltimore waived rookie quarterback Diego Pavia to make roster space for veteran offensive lineman Ethan Pocic. Pavia signed with the Ravens after going undrafted following a highly productive final college season at Vanderbilt. The decision leaves Lamar Jackson firmly established as the starter, with Tyler Huntley, Skylar Thompson and rookie Joe Fagnano among the remaining quarterb