Malik Harrison

Roquan Smith remains a premier player at inside linebacker, but who plays next to him in 2025 remains to be seen.

Malik Harrison is playing free and confident. Isaiah Likely is 'staying ready' for more targets. The Ravens are focusing on their technique, not officiating crews, in their quest to reduce penalties.

The Ravens want better production at WILL linebacker. Tavius Robinson will continue to see a healthy number of snaps. Why Ar'Darius Washington got the nod as a starting safety.

A closer look at the fourth-down conversions. Malik Harrison shined stepping in for Roquan Smith. Justice Hill continues to show his all-around game.

Derrick Henry and Mark Andrews score their highest grades of the season. Chris Board's snaps skyrocket while Trenton Simpson's dip.

Malik Harrison had a career-high 13 tackles as the Ravens defense rebounded from a tough start. 

Roquan Smith has been a durable player for the Ravens, but his hamstring injury is forcing the defense to prepare for the possibility of playing without him.

Defensive lineman Broderick Washington is out for Monday night's game while Buccaneers starting nose tackle Vita Vea is questionable.

Ravens WR Rashod Bateman and LT Ronnie Stanley are also not at the start of Wednesday's practice as Baltimore gets ready to face the Commanders.

John Harbaugh gives an injury update on Ben Cleveland after he leaves practice early. Malik Harrison's ability to play outside linebacker as well as inside adds strength to the defense. Justice Hill looks forward to teaming with Derrick Henry. 

All-Pro Roquan Smith will have a new sidekick in Trenton Simpson, who is eager to ascend after Patrick Queen's departure to Pittsburgh.

Cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis is off to a good start, and a couple of undrafted wide receivers stood out from the crowd.

Ravens DT Justin Madubuike is back to blowing people up. Derrick Henry will be a part of the passing game. Veteran LB Malik Harrison makes the play of the day.

Here's the latest buzz about who could be joining and leaving the Ravens.

The Ravens linebacker has become a core special teams player and versatile defender.

The top available running backs are down to Derrick Henry, Joe Mixon, and J.K. Dobbins. Tee Higgins said he'd like to play with Lamar Jackson, but don't get your hopes up. Tyus Bowser says he'll play next season and hopes it's with the Ravens.

Jadeveon Clowney and Kyle Van Noy are both free agents after impressive seasons that contributed to Baltimore's league-leading pass rush.

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

Marlon Humphrey has been ruled out. Several key Texans defensive linemen returned to practice and will play.

Mark Andrews, Zay Flowers, Odafe Oweh and Malik Harrison all returned to full practice. Jadeveon Clowney sat out due to illness.

LB Malik Harrison also returned to practice. CB Marlon Humphrey, WR Tylan Wallace, and LB Del'Shawn Phillips are still missing.

Geno Stone (knee), Kevin Zeitler (knee/quad), and Kyle Hamilton (knee) are all practicing Wednesday. Dalvin Cook suited up for his first practice.

The Ravens have six starters among their inactives for their Week 18 game against the Steelers.

Lamar Jackson won't be the only player not suiting up against Pittsburgh.

Defensive back Ar'Darius Washington has been designated for return from IR.

LB Malik Harrison on stepping in for Roquan Smith, his versatility, people doubting him, and more.

LB Malik Harrison on the pass rush Sunday and more.

LB Malik Harrison on playing multiple positions, Trenton Simpson's development, the Dynamic Kickoff, and more.

The linebacker was happy to extend the preseason win streak and record his first sack since college.

Linebacker Malik Harrison comes up the middle to sack Eagles QB Marcus Mariota.

Ravens players hosted a coat drive to support the men at Baltimore's Helping Up Mission.

We review the several special teams plays that made the difference in the Ravens' 23-20 win over the Browns in Week 7.

Ravens LB Malik Harrison breaks down his game-winning blocked field goal against the Browns.

Ravens LB Malik Harrison leaps to block Cade York's 60-yard field goal attempt to try to tie the game.

Ravens LB Malik Harrison talks about his increase in snaps, the trauma of being shot last season, playing positionless football, his Ohio roots and more.

Linebacker Malik Harrison talks about growing as an all-around linebacker and tells a great story from his high school days about his physicality.

Inside linebacker Malik Harrison talks about forcing a fumble in the first quarter of the Ravens' preseason opener win.

This could be a week for the Ravens' rushing attack to get going and Baltimore needs its linebackers and CB Anthony Averett to have rebound games.

Take a look back at the Ravens' 17-14 win over the New Orleans Saints in True View, presented by Ford Co-Pilot 360 Technology.

Linebacker Malik Harrison brings the physicality, forcing a fumble recovered by safety DeShon Elliott.

The Ravens had major contributions from their 2020 draft class despite no offseason program, and now the group stands to take a big leap.

Rookie linebaker Malik Harrison impressed Defensive Coordinator Wink Martindale with how physical he was coming downhill during Saturday's scrimmage.

Defensive Coordinator Wink Martindale likes what he sees from Earl Thomas III, is hoping for more turnovers and talks about stopping the run better.

The third-round linebacker could carve out a large role as a rookie.

Linebackers Patrick Queen and Malik Harrison and wide receiver Devin Duvernay get their numbers.

The Ravens could have a pair of rookie inside linebackers in prominent roles in the middle of their defense.

The Ravens' third-round linebacker talks about why he's so grateful for his father.

Adding Calais Campbell, Derek Wolfe, Patrick Queen and Malik Harrison to the defense could help Judon have his best season yet.

Head Coach John Harbaugh said he expects first-round pick Patrick Queen will be a three-down middle linebacker and impact all phases of the game.

Ravens' third-round pick Malik Harrison was a dominant player at quarterback and linebacker at Walnut Ridge High School in Ohio.