With the off-season officially underway in Baltimore, we're looking at four players who could land a contract offer that steals them away from the Ravens.

One NFL insider has some interesting news for the Baltimore Ravens about the future of their star starting quarterback, Lamar Jackson.

The Baltimore Ravens are entering a new era under first-year head coach Jesse Minter, and some around the NFL consider his hiring as a perfect fit for the franchise.

The Baltimore Ravens announced they are hiring assistant ST coordinator Anthony Levine Sr. as their new special teams coordinator. The Buccaneers interviewed Levine for their special teams coordinator job in January.

The Ravens made it official, announcing Anthony Weaver as their new defensive coordinator.

NFL media insider Ian Rapoport shares that Baltimore Ravens organization is pushing to make sure that quarterback Lamar Jackson gets a contract in the 2026 offseason.

Head Coach Jesse Minter named Levine the Ravens' special teams coordinator on Tuesday, turning to a former player who embodied what it meant to play like a Raven. Nicknamed "Co-Cap," Levine spent 10 seasons with the Ravens (2012-21) as a special teams ace and is the franchise's all-time leader in special tackles.

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With the off-season officially underway in Philadelphia, we're looking at four players who could land a contract offer that steals them away from the Eagles.