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Josh Allen Wins Historic NFL MVP Honor

Ravens fans just want to talk with NFL MVP voter who put Lamar Jackson fourth

In fact, the NFL even tells us who those voters voted for! Enter Jim Miller, who voted for Jackson fourth in MVP voting, leaving already upset Ravens fans in outrage when they heard the news. And the guys he voted ahead of Jackson — Allen,

Orange County Register · 18h

NFL Honors: Bills’ Josh Allen edges Ravens’ Lamar Jackson for MVP

The Buffalo QB receives 27 first-place votes to the Baltimore QB’s 23, leading to the closest race since Matt Ryan beat out Tom Brady in 2016. Commanders QB Jayden Daniels is a near-unanimous

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Bills QB Josh Allen wins NFL MVP Award over Ravens QB Lamar Jackson

Josh Allen edged out Lamar Jackson again. Nearly three weeks after the Bills quarterback led Buffalo to a victory over the Ravens in the divisional round of the playoffs to end Baltimore’s season, Allen was named The Associated Press NFL Most Valuable Player for the first time Thursday night.

drone, Baltimore Ravens and Wild Card

USA TODAY Sports on MSN · 7h

Maryland man faces federal charges for illegally operating drone during Ravens game

The Ravens vs. Steelers wild-card game on Jan. 11, 2025 was delayed by a drone flying over the stadium. Its operator is facing federal felony charges.

Baltimore Sun on MSN · 4h

Baltimore man charged in Ravens-Steelers Wild Card game drone incident

A man is facing three federal felony charges for illegally operating a drone during a wild-card playoff game between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers last month.

CBS News · 8h

Baltimore man facing federal charges after flying drone during Ravens, Pittsburgh Steelers Wild Card game

A Baltimore man is facing federal felony charges for flying a drone over M&T Bank Stadium during the NFL Wild Card game between the Ravens and Pittsburg Steelers on Jan. 11, according to the Maryland U.

Ravens, NFL and Derrick Henry

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Ravens headline NFL Honors show, from Jackson and Henry to Suggs and Yanda

It was two days before Christmas and Lamar Jackson’s name was percolating again in the NFL Most Valuable Player conversation. The Ravens quarterback had just come off a five-touchdown performance against the New York Giants,

Athlon Sports on MSN · 14h

Derrick Henry Makes 6-Word Statement Regarding NFL Career, Ravens Future

There will be continuity, though. Multi-time MVP winner Lamar Jackson and superstar running back Derrick Henry will be leading the offense, and Baltimore will benefit from having those two leading the offense once again.

The New York Times · 15h

Ravens running back Derrick Henry: ‘I want to finish my career in Baltimore’

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry is coming off one of the best seasons of his career. He showed, at age 30, that he’s still able to play at an elite level and hopes to keep doing it right where he is.

2025 NFL Free Agency: Ravens have 19 players slated to hit the open market

According to Over The Cap, the Ravens will have 23 players test some free agency, with 19 players set to hit the open market, ...

NFL Commissioner Addresses Ravens' Justin Tucker Allegations

In the blink of an eye, Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker's reputation has taken a dramatic downturn. Last week, several ...

Ravens NFL Draft big board: First-round options at several positions, including OL and DL

Taking a look at arguably Baltimore's four biggest needs in early February and who could be available when it's on the clock ...

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Top NFL draft targets the Ravens could consider if Justin Tucker is released

Justin Tucker is the longest-tenured player on the Baltimore Ravens and the last remaining link to the 2012 championship team ...

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Former Ravens Terrell Suggs, Marshal Yanda fall short of 2025 Hall of Fame enshrinement

Terrell Suggs and Marshal Yanda were integral members of the Ravens’ 2012 Super Bowl team and racked up a litany of accolades during what were long and storied careers in the NFL. But when it comes to ...

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Ravens GM Shockingly Reveals That Baltimore Uses Madden Ratings When Evaluating Players

Baltimore Ravens executive vice president and general manager Eric DeCosta has raised some eyebrows recently by admitting ...

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