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Incumbent starting tight end misses teammate, but views extra work in camp as beneficial in his development The absence of tight end Dennis Pitta because of a broken bone in his right hand has meant more reps in Ravens training camp for Ed Dickson.
Incumbent starting tight end misses teammate, but views extra work in camp as beneficial in his development The absence of tight end Dennis Pitta because of a broken bone in his right hand has meant more reps in Ravens training camp for Ed Dickson.
Second-year defensive end participates in first practice on Wednesday since undergoing knee surgery in June Pernell McPhee ended a five-day absence from Ravens training camp by taking part in Wednesday’s practice at the team’s headquarters in Owings Mills.
NEW YORK — For only the second time since the Orioles moved to Baltimore, they went hitless in at least 15 at-bats with runners in scoring position in Wednesday's 12-3 loss to the Yankees.
After criticizing the team’s front office and hinting that he would retire at different points of the offseason, safety Ed Reedsaid today that his focus is on football, but he reiterated that he’d like to remain a Raven beyond this year.
WORKING OVERTIME: To end Wednesday’s practice, head coach John Harbaugh simulated an overtime game by running through two simulations with the NFL's new overtime rules. In the first one, the starting offense stalled and No
Second-year defensive end Pernell McPhee, who has been sidelined since organized team activities with a knee injury, returned to the practice field on Wednesday, his first full-participation practice of Ravens training camp.
The Orioles had a chance to sweep their first three-game series in the Bronx since 1986, but
Orioles manager Buck Showalter calls it a good problem to have, especially considering how thin the O’s were at second base two weeks ago.
After struggling through position changes early in his career, Paul Kruger finally feeling more settled With the season-threatening injury to Terrell Suggs and the departure of Jarret Johnson in free agency, outside linebacker Paul Kruger was asked repeatedly this offseason about the pressure he feels to fill some rather large shoes on the Ravens defense. But Kruger, a part-time player in his first three NFL seasons, said that before he worries about replacing Suggs, he first needs to prove that he can be an every-down player.
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