Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh Reveals Game Status of Former Boston College WR Zay Flowers
Former Boston College and current Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers will miss Baltimore’s Wild Card game against the ...
John Harbaugh shares update on Zay Flowers' knee injury, which isn't season-ending
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers went down with a knee injury in Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns and was ...
‘Hard Knocks’ episode 6 recap: Ravens’ John Harbaugh motivates with fiery speech
The sixth episode of HBO’s “Hard Knocks” placed a spotlight on Ravens coach John Harbaugh as he motivated his team in Week 18 ...
John Harbaugh Offers Zay Flowers Injury Update After Ravens' Win vs. Browns
The Ravens, despite already locking up a playoff spot, played their starters on Saturday with the AFC North title up for ...
Ravens down five at practice today, but John Harbaugh confirms RB Hill will play Saturday
The Baltimore Ravens were down five players at practice today, with the biggest misses on offense.The Ravens were without ...
John Harbaugh's eye-opening take on Ravens tackling major hurdle to win AFC North
The Ravens have worked their way to another AFC North championship, and head coach John Harbaugh had to address the strength ...
For the first time in a decade, AFC North rivals Pittsburgh and Baltimore clash in the postseason
The Baltimore Ravens won their final four games of the regular season while the Pittsburgh Steelers dropped their last four.
Ravens Drop Injury Update on Offensive Star Ahead of Wild Card Game Against Steelers
Zay Flowers sustained a right knee injury during the second quarter of the Ravens’ Week 18 victory over the Cleveland Browns.
Lamar Jackson has yet to be his best in the playoffs. The Ravens need that to change
He's won MVP awards and dominated in the regular season. But for Baltimore to reach its ultimate goal, Jackson must deliver ...
From stories to work shirts, how Jim Harbaugh’s approach has turned around the Los Angeles Chargers
Jim Harbaugh’s football philosophy is rooted in being physical on both sides of the ball and wearing down an opponent.