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

New Ravens WR DeAndre Hopkins talks about why he wanted to come to Baltimore, playing with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry and their friendship, his viral photo from five years ago, and much more.

WR DeAndre Hopkins on reuniting with Derrick Henry, when he first took notice of Lamar Jackson, working out before his press conference, and more.

Ravens Pro Bowl FB Patrick Ricard joins team insiders Ryan Mink and Garrett Downing to talk about re-signing with the Ravens, whether the Steelers were interested in him, the potential of next year's offense, being a first-time father and more.

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

Five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver will team up with Lamar Jackson in 2025.

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

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport: Baltimore Ravens agree to terms with wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins.

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.

Ravens Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken talks about signing a contract extension, his vision for the offense and why quarterback Lamar Jackson is still just scratching the surface of what he can do.

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.

If the Ravens are in the first-round offensive tackle market, they could target Ohio State's Josh Simmons. If they're looking on Day 2, Texas' Cameron Williams could fit the bill.

The Ravens are likely looking for mid-to-late round wide receivers with return experience, and Oregon's Tez Johnson and Iowa State's Jaylin Noel would be fits.

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

The Ravens could go with a cornerback early for a second straight year, and Florida State's Azareye'h Thomas and Kentucky's Maxwell Hairston are talented options.

The Ravens could have a chance at one of the top safeties, Georgia's Malaki Starks and South Carolina's Nick Emmanwori, in the first round.

General Manager Eric DeCosta joins NFL Network's Peter Schrager for an interview at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine.

The Ravens could stay local with Jordan Phillips or add another 6-foot-4 monster in South Carolina's T.J. Sanders.

Ravens Director of Player Personnel Mark Azevedo talks about the strength of this year's class and how the team views its bounty of 11 projected picks.

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