The Ravens have re-signed wide receiver Tylan Wallace to a one-year deal.

According to multiple reports, the Baltimore Ravens have re-signed wide receiver and special teams returner Tylan Wallace to a one-year deal.

Wallace, 25, remains in Baltimore having spent his past four seasons with the team who drafted him in the foruth round of the 2021 NFL Draft.

In the first three seasons of his career, Wallace struggled to find playing time on offense, generating five catches on 15 targets for 67 yards. However, he did score a game-winning overtime 76-yard punt return touchdown in 2023 against the [Los...

The Ravens sign a depth linebacker and ace special teamer after the both Malik Harrison and Chris Board signed elsewhere.

According to reports, the Baltimore Ravens have signed linebacker and special teams ace Jake Hummel to a one-year deal.

Hummel, 26, joined the NFL as an undrafted rookie with the Los Angeles Rams. After setting the franchise record for most tackles in a preseason, he earned a spot on the 53-man roster.

Hummel played seven games his rookie season before being placed on injured reserve in 2022 due to a hip injury.

The hip didn’t appear to cause a lingering...

The Ravens officially tendered safety Ar’Darius Washington, a restricted free agent.

Entering free agency, safety Ar’Darius Washington had completed the final year of his contract with the team. But rather than being an unrestricted free agent able to sign wherever he’s offered, Washington was a restricted free agent. The Ravens had multiple options on what to do with their 2021 undrafted rookie, and opted to tender him.

The Ravens opted to use the Right-of-first-refusal tender, which means Washington will be on a one-year, $3.263 million contract. And if another team is looking to sign him, they first must submit an...

An annual updating article on the Ravens’ NFL draft picks.

Welcome to the Baltimore Ravens future draft picks tracker! We’ll update this post as necessary over the course of time. General Manager Eric DeCosta’s both a coveter of picks but also trades, which will routinely bring us back here.

Ravens 2025 NFL Draft Picks

1 - 27 | Ravens’ own pick
2 - 59 | Ravens’ own pick
3 - 91 | Ravens’ own pick
4 - 129 | Ravens’ own pick
4 - 136 Ravens’ own pick (compensatory)
5 - 163 Ravens’ own pick (traded to CAR)
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Two Ravens earned big performance-based pay from the 2024 season.

Numbers from the NFL’s Performance-Based Pay program have been released and two Baltimore Ravens, guard Daniel Faalele and safety Ar’Darius Washington, were in the Top 15.

According to reports, Faalele earned $1.02 million in 2024 while Washington, an undrafted free agent in 2021 added $876k.

The Athletic’s Mike Jones posted a memo on how the program operates.

Under the Performance-Based Pay program, a fund is created and used as a supplemental form of player compensation based upon a comparison of playing time to salary. Players become eligible to receive...

After nine seasons in the NFL between the Ravens and Vikings, Michael Pierce is calling it a career.

On Wednesday morning while appearing on the Sports Spectrum podcast, Ravens defensive tackle Michael Pierce announced that he is retiring from the NFL after nine seasons.

The former undrafted free agent out of Wofford in 2016 spent seven seasons altogether (2016-2019, 2022-204) with the Ravens sandwiched around two seasons with the Vikings (2020-2021). As a member of the Ravens, Pierce had career totals of 218 tackles, 16 tackles for loss, 6.5 sacks, six pass breakups, two forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries, and...

The Baltimore Ravens are reportedly signing wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins to a one-year deal.

For years, Baltimore Ravens fans have hoped and wished for wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins to become a Raven. Today, it’s come true as the Ravens have reportedly signed Hopkins to a one-year, $5 million deal.

Hopkins, 32, joins the Ravens after years of reported interest from Hopkins in his interest to play with Lamar Jackson and vice versa.

Throughout the past five years, the Ravens have been linked in rumored trade talks for the wideout. Most recently in 2023, just before the 2023 NFL Draft.

Last...

The Ravens earned the max number of comp picks available for the 2025 draft.

When the Ravens let a handful of talented players walk last season, the expectation was they’d be well rewarded the following year. That vision has been fulfilled with the rest of the draft order announced today, including the compensatory picks.

The Ravens earned the maximum four comp picks allowed in the 2025 draft: a fourth-rounder (136), a fifth-rounder (176), and two sixth-round picks (210 and 212).

The Ravens lost eight players last year that counted toward the comp-pick formula. Patrick Queen was the big one, going...

A live, updating post of all the 2025 Baltimore Ravens’ 2025 offseason moves: trades, signings, cuts and re-signings.

After reaching the AFC Divisional Round, the Ravens have their work cut out for them in building their 2025 roster as they look to get over their postseason woes and build a team that can cross the threshold and into the Super Bowl.

Currently, the Ravens sit at $10.54 million in cap space, with $7.5 million in “effective cap space,” according to overthecap.com. It won’t be easy to navigate free agency when they have the seventh-lowest amount of cap space. It will...

Breaking down the individual seasons of every player who played meaningful snaps this past year.

With the 2024 season officially in the books and the start of the new league year a week away, it’s the perfect time to review the Baltimore Ravens one position group at a time before completely turning the page forward to gearing up for 2025.

In the next installment of this article series, the defensive linemen are up after a year where they were the driving force behind the NFL’s top run defense and aided in elevating one of the top pass-rushing units.

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Nearly a dozen pass catchers, running backs and quarterbacks who showed out in front of scouts and executives.

The last group of offensive skill position prospects to hit the field at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis for the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine on Saturday were quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers after tight ends were the first on Friday night. With room to improve and reinforce their depth at all four positions, the Baltimore Ravens were watching these NFL hopefuls closely to see which ones could best fit their needs.

Here are the offensive skill position standouts from the second...

Christian Matthew was signed by the Ravens in early 2024 but missed all of last season with an injury suffered in training camp.

On Friday morning, NFL insider Adam Schefter reported that the Ravens have informed cornerback Christian Matthew that they will not be tendering him ahead of next week’s free agency. The former seventh-round pick of the Cardinals in 2022 will now hit the free agent market after zero games played in Baltimore.

Matthew spent a season and a half with the Cardinals before being released in October of 2023. He would be signed to the Chicago Bears practice...