Josh Johnson

Lamar Jackson expects extra fire from J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards. Jackson reflects on his time with Greg Roman. Kyle Hamilton feels comfortable wearing the green dot. Josh Johnson has a unique perspective on the Harbros.

David Ojabo flashed in his first game action since last year. Several undrafted rookies made their presence felt.

Josh Johnson made a couple big throws on his way to a perfect passing performance against the Falcons.

Sports Illustrated writer praises Jackson's field generalship and defensive trio's leadership. ESPN projects the Ravens' win-loss record ceiling and floor. Making the case for Josh Johnson as Ravens' backup QB. 

Will the Ravens add a pass rusher before Week 1? What other veteran signings/trades could they still make? Will T.J. Tampa make his debut this week?

Rookie wideout Devontez Walker is stacking practices. Jalyn Armour-Davis focuses on making each day count in his battle to make the roster at cornerback. Getting more reps during training camp could pay off for backup quarterback Josh Johnson.

Having won two MVPs, Lamar Jackson looks to expand his impact even more in his second season in Todd Monken's system.

Will the Ravens go offensive line or wide receiver in the first round? Will a wildcat 'tush push' featuring Derrick Henry become part of the offense? Could Josh Johnson join the coaching staff once his playing days end?

Ravens keeping dialogue open with Jadeveon Clowney, Kyle Van Noy. Josh Johnson is the backup quarterback while Malik Cunningham develops.

The veteran quarterback will have another opportunity to win a backup job in Baltimore.

Lamar Jackson will look to build off another MVP season and the Ravens must settle on a backup quarterback.

There's turnover every offseason for every team, but the Ravens have a lot of key players set to hit the market.

Three-time Pro Bowl cornerback Marlon Humphrey will be active for the first time since Dec. 31 and will join Mark Andrews in his return to action. Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco is active.

Mark Andrews and Marlon Humphrey are the lone starters out of the lineup as the Ravens begin the postseason.

The Ravens will have Zay Flowers available against the Dolphins, but Kyle Hamilton, Brandon Stephens and Kevin Zeitler won't be in the lineup.

Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton will play against the Jaguars on "Sunday Night Football."

The Ravens return from their bye against the Rams at nearly full strength as they begin their December playoff push.

Odell Beckham Jr., Ronnie Stanley and Zay Flowers are active. Second-year tight end Charlie Kolar is active after missing Friday's practice with an illness. 

Pro Bowl cornerback Marlon Humphrey will miss another game against the Bengals, while defensive lineman Broderick Washington is inactive for the first time this season.

Marlon Humphrey will be in the lineup against the Cleveland Browns, but right tackle Morgan Moses will miss his second-straight game.

The Seahawks will be without a starting guard. Cornerbacks Rock Ya-Sin and Jalyn Armour-Davis are inactive in Week 9.

Rookie running back Keaton Mitchell (hamstring) and special teams standout/wide receiver Tylan Wallace are inactive.

Odafe Oweh will play his first game since Week 2. Jahmyr Gibbs will be Detroit's lead running back with David Montgomery out.

The Ravens' only inactive due to health is Odafe Oweh. Rookie RB Keaton Mitchell will make his debut.

Marlon Humphrey will make his season debut, while Ronnie Stanley and Odell Beckham Jr. return to the lineup against the Steelers in Week 5. Morgan Moses is inactive to end his 134-straight games played streak. 

QB Josh Johnson talks about bouncing back from last week, and more.

Converted WR Malik Cunningham made a tough catch on fourth-and-short and tiptoed up the sideline.

Ravens backup QB Josh Johnson ripped a 31-yard pass to Tylan Wallace just before a Falcons defender closed in.

Josh Johnson threw a beautiful sideline pass to veteran WR Keith Kirkwood in the first half.

Josh Johnson delivers a dart across the middle to Keith Kirkwood for a first down.

Josh Johnson unloads a deep ball to rookie Devontez Walker for the score.

The veteran quarterback thinks his unique journey in the NFL has been an asset to his game.

Ravens QB Josh Johnson hits WR Laquon Treadwell in stride for a 24-yard touchdown on Baltimore's first drive.

Ravens QB Josh Johnson started the game 4-of-4 for 80 yards, including a 22-yarder to WR James Proche II.

The quarterback discussed the first drive of the game in which the rookie wide receiver converted a 26-yard pass into his first career touchdown in the NFL.

Wide receiver Tylan Wallace scores his second preseason touchdown in as many games, hauling in a 7-yarder from Josh Johnson.

Rookie WR Zay Flowers scores a 26-yard touchdown on the Ravens' opening drive.

Rookie wide receiver Zay Flowers makes a juke move and gets up the field to move the chains on the Ravens' opening drive.

The quarterback was a part of the 2016 win that started the streak, and discusses shielding Justice Hill to set the team up for a touchdown.

QB Josh Johnson hits WR Devin Duvernay for a 7-yard touchdown to put the Ravens on top in the second quarter.

The 37-year-old veteran quarterback is enjoying one day at a time with the Ravens and is looking to maximize his athleticism.

Ravens LB Del'Shawn Phillips picked off backup QB Josh Johnson during a 7-on-7 drills in Tuesday's training camp practice.

Baltimore Ravens QB Josh Johnson talks about his mentality starting a huge game and Mark Andrews' big performance.

Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews scores an 18-yard touchdown despite being held by a couple Bengals defenders.

Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews hauls in an over-the-shoulder grab for 25 yards along the sideline in Cincinnati.

Rookie Baltimore Ravens WR Tylan Wallace shows good hands and power with an 18-yard gain over the middle on third-and-13 against the Bengals.

Baltimore Ravens WR Rashod Bateman scores on a 4-yard touchdown on the Ravens' opening drive with a perfect pass from Josh Johnson.

The Ravens third-string quarterback led an impressive two-minute drive at the end of the first half.