Final Drive: It's a Good Time for Baltimore Sports Fans

Baseball's Opening Day is today, and with the success of the local teams, this a good time to be cheering for Baltimore sports.

The Ravens are in best-player-available draft position after crossing off another need with a veteran cornerback.

Marlon Humphrey's quest to break 80 has taken him to Mexico, where he and Kyle Van Noy are competing in golf.

The Ravens agreed to terms with veteran cornerback Chidobe Awuzie on Tuesday.

The Ravens could consider drafting LB Jihaad Campbell or OG Tyler Booker if they're available at pick No. 27.

Ravens Defensive Coordinator Zach Orr talked about how he wants to deploy his star safety.

ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. and The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec posted their latest mock draft picks based on free agency moves.

Ravens Defensive Coordinator Zach Orr sat down for an episode of The Lounge podcast and talked about last year's top draft pick.

New Raven Cooper Rush knows staying ready is the 'name of the game.'

Re-signed Ravens LT Ronnie Stanley talked about the loss of Patrick Mekari, Andrew Vorhees' development, and more.

New Ravens WR DeAndre Hopkins was asked about how much gas he feels he has left in the tank.

The Ravens' moves to add LB Jake Hummel and keep WR Tylan Wallace show how much they prioritize special teams.

The reported addition of wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins would give Lamar Jackson a clutch performer who is adept at making contested catches.

The Ravens have not yet signed an outside free agent, as they've focused on securing two of their top in-house free agents.

The offensive lineman market was hot on Day 1 of free agency, highlighting the Ravens' deal with Ronnie Stanley.

The negotiating period for free agency will begin on Monday, and General Manager Eric DeCosta recently shared insight into how the Ravens will approach the process this year.

The Ravens are heading into the third season with Todd Monken leading the offense, and Baltimore's OC talked about areas he's looking to see the unit improve.

The Ravens have a track record of letting great players come to them in the draft, so who could that be this year?

After using the franchise the past two years, the Ravens opted not to do so this offseason.

The Ravens have selected players who shined at the Combine and benefitted from those who did not.

Ravens Director of Player Personnel Mark Azevedo compared this year's draft to the 2022 class with six fourth-round picks.

Georgia's Malaki Starks and South Carolina's Nick Emmanwori both look up to Ravens All-Pro safety Kyle Hamilton.

Texas A&M outside linebacker Shemar Stewart has excellent athleticism, but he explained why he didn't have much college sack production.

The Ravens expressed optimism about retaining Ronnie Stanley, but could move Roger Rosengarten to left tackle if needed, and give Andrew Vorhees a shot at left guard.

The Ravens are armed with a projected 11 draft picks in a strong draft class. Plus, the Ravens can work on some key deals.