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Twelve-year NFL veteran and former Fox personality Tony Siragusa has died at the age of 55, according to reports.

Former Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed, who spent nearly his entire career playing alongside a friend and fellow player charged with murder, believes that the $100,000 fine the Washington Commanders levied against defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio is “not enough.”

Ex-Baltimore Ravens linebacker Bart Scott said he thinks every NFL team needs “tough” guys with felonies on their records.

Matt Birk, a 14-year NFL veteran and Harvard graduate, announced this week that he is running for Lieutenant Governor in Minnesota on the same ticket with Scott Jensen.

During Sunday’s game against the Ravens, Los Angeles Rams star cornerback Jalen Ramsey was seen taking a shot at one of his own teammates.

Baltimore Raves quarterback Lamar Jackson once again refused to tell the sports media if he has taken the coronavirus vaccine.

Former Baltimore Raven Trent Dilfer appeared to get physical with a player during an angry sideline confrontation at a high school football game.

NFL Hall-of-Famer Ray Lewis is so troubled by the number of penalties in the NFL that he had to turn off the Super Bowl.

NFL GameDay’s Kurt Warner was blasted for his suggestion that all playoff games should be played in indoor stadiums after the Baltimore Ravens were toppled by the Buffalo Bills on Saturday night.

The Kansas City Chiefs were thrown into a panic this in the wee hours of the morning on Sunday after they received word that seven members of their organization – players and coaches – had tested positive for the coronavirus.

NBC broadcaster Cris Collinsworth has inexplicably apologized for complimenting the football knowledge of several female fans he recently met.

Quarterback Tyrod Taylor has decided not to pursue legal charges against the Los Angeles Chargers after the team doctor accidentally punctured his lung while trying to give him a pain injection.

The Baltimore Ravens’ struggle to contain an extended outbreak of the coronavirus forced their rescheduled game Tuesday night against the unbeaten Pittsburgh Steelers to be moved back to Wednesday.

The Baltimore Ravens were supposed to have practice on Monday morning. However, only moments before the team was ready to start, the league informed them that they were not allowed to practice.

The NFL decided to close all team facilities on Monday and Tuesday in an attempt to contain what they believe will be a significant spike in coronavirus cases after players and staff spent time with family members from out of town over the Thanksgiving holiday.

The NFL is moving the Baltimore Ravens-Pittsburgh Steelers game to Tuesday due to a coronavirus outbreak in Baltimore, according to a report.

Ravens quarterback and reigning league MVP Lamar Jackson has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

After a rash of positive cases among Ravens players and staff, the NFL has decided to move the much anticipated Thanksgiving matchup between the Steelers and the Ravens, to Sunday afternoon.

For the second week in a row, the Cleveland Browns have been notified that one of their players has tested positive for the coronavirus.

On Monday, the Baltimore Ravens learned of positive Covid tests for three important players. On Tuesday, a report has surfaced that there are even more positive tests.

The Baltimore Ravens closed down their facilities on Monday after several people within their organization tested positive for the coronavirus.

From their heated exchange before the game, it was obvious that the bad blood between the Ravens and the Titans still existed. From their decision to not shake hands at the end of the game it’s obvious that bad blood, if anything, got worse.

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Matthew Judon was ejected Sunday for contact with a ref during the team’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

If there’s a fan base that doesn’t know how to handle defeat (or victory for that matter, but that’s a story for another time) it’s Eagles fans.

With the recent surge in fines for NFL coaches who don’t wear their masks on the sidelines, Ravens coach John Harbaugh could be a little lighter in the wallet after removing his mask to yell at the ref.

On Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens all but two players stood during the “black national anthem,” but most either took a knee or sat down as the American national anthem was played.

The Baltimore Ravens announced that, as part of their coronavirus response, the team would limit the number of fans to only 14,000 at each home game.

Ravens safety Earl Thomas was held at gunpoint by his wife after she discovered him allegedly having an adulterous orgy on Snapchat, according to an exclusive report from TMZ Sports.

On Saturday, President Trump tweeted a nice comment about Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, but the anti-Trumpers went on the warpath against the player because they misunderstood Jackson’s reply to Trump’s tweet.

The Baltimore Ravens’ Bradley Bozeman took on and beat a Texas restaurant’s massive food challenge on Wednesday.

Former NFL star Matt Birk said the “greatest act of love” is a woman in an unplanned or troubled pregnancy giving her child up for adoption.

Most NFL executives steadfastly – and correctly – refuse to follow the advice of fans and celebrities when it comes to the draft. However, at least in this case, it would have been a really good idea if the team had listened.

Former NFL executive and current NFL analyst Bill Polian, once said that Lamar Jackson should be a wide receiver in the NFL, not a quarterback. That was a bad opinion, one that Polian freely admits was a mistake.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, the NFL’s likely 2019 MVP, is crediting his belief in Jesus for keeping him humble with all his success and riches.

The body of a 26-year-old man was found in a port-a-potty at a M&T Bank Stadium parking lot in Baltimore on Sunday.

San Francisco cornerback Richard Sherman has come to the defense of a suspended 49ers radio announcer, calling his recent comments about Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, “not that offensive.”