Topic: Baltimore Ravens

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson earned the No. 1 spot on the Top 100 Players of 2020, an annual list prepared from NFL player voting.

The Kansas City Chiefs agreed to terms with former Seattle Seahawks safety Tedric Thompson and officially signed former All-Pro offensive lineman Kelechi Osemele.

Baltimore Ravens and Baltimore Orioles superfan Mo Gaba has died after a lifelong battle with cancer. He was 14.

Pro Bowl linebacker Dont'a Hightower and starting safety Patrick Chung on Tuesday were among six New England Patriots players to opt out of the 2020 season amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver and return specialist De'Anthony Thomas voluntarily opted out of the 2020-21 NFL season because of the coronavirus pandemic.

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas on Friday was selected as the final member of the 99 club on "Madden NFL 21," the highest rating an NFL player can receive in the popular football video game.

The Las Vegas Raiders are hiring College Football Hall of Fame quarterback and former NFL MVP Randall Cunningham as the team's chaplain.

Former NFL star Antonio Brown traveled to Russell Wilson's house and caught passes from the Seattle Seahawks quarterback after being linked to the NFC West franchise this off-season in free agency.

New York Jets Pro Bowl safety Jamal Adams has informed the organization he wants to be traded.

Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson was officially unveiled as the cover athlete for EA Sports' "Madden NFL 21" on Tuesday.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell will join the NBA's Adam Silver, MLB's Rob Manfred and three other American professional sports league commissioners on "The Return of Sports" Monday on ESPN.

Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh says the NFL's new coronavirus pandemic safety guidelines for facilities are "humanly impossible" to follow.

Former Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Timmy Jernigan will no longer sign with the Houston Texans.

NFL owners on Thursday approved a multiyear extension of their deal with Electronic Arts, cementing EA Sports as the lone publisher of NFL simulation football video games for at least the next six years.

The New Orleans Saints reached an agreement with former Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman James Hurst on Wednesday.