
Mark Ingram Reportedly Signing Three-Year Deal With Ravens
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Earl Thomas, Ravens Agree to 4-Year Contract Worth Reported $55 Million
John Froschauer/Associated Press The Baltimore Ravensadded a Super Bowl champion to their secondary Wednesdaywhen they agreed to a deal with former Seattle Seahawks safety Earl Thomas. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Thomas signed a four-year deal worth $55 million that includes $32 million guaranteed and $22 million paid in the first nine months.



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Baltimore Ravens safety Eric Weddle threw his hat in the ring in a bid to recruit free-agent wide receiver Dez Bryant. Weddle told reporters on Tuesday that he reached out to Bryant, who was released by the Dallas Cowboys last week.

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On Sunday, a group of football players from the US National Football League (NFL), came for a special visit to Shalva in Jerusalem. The delegation consisted of some 30 leading football players, past and present, including several who wore Super Bowl rings. Included were Tyson Alualu of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Don Carey of the Jacksonville…

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Longtime NFL safety James Ihedigbo disclosed his retirement plans Monday on Instagram after he did not play in 2017 when no team picked him up after a suspension for performance-enhancing drugs. Ihedigbo spent 10 seasons in the NFL with five teams. He was on the Super Bowl-winning team with the Baltimore Ravens in 2012. "I'm making…

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Versatile running back Danny Woodhead, who scored 32 career touchdowns after entering the NFL as an undrafted free agent, announced his retirement over social media late Friday night. "It's been a wild ride and feel so blessed," the 5-foot-8 Woodhead wrote in an Instagram post. "... But now it's time to say goodbye to the game…

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The Baltimore Ravens signed wide receiver Michael Crabtree to a three-year contract on Friday, the team announced. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. The Oakland Raiders released Crabtree on Thursday after signing free agent wide receiver Jordy Nelson, who had been released by the Green Bay Packers.

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The Baltimore Ravens released wide receiver Jeremy Maclin on Wednesday, multiple media outlets reported. The release of Maclin, one of the Ravens' prime free-agent additions a year ago, will save the club $5 million of salary cap space, according to the Baltimore Sun. Needing help at the position, the Ravens reached agreement with wide receivers John…

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The Baltimore Ravens released versatile running back Danny Woodhead, the team announced on Tuesday. The Ravens created $1.8 million in salary cap room by parting ways with Woodhead, according to Spotrac.

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Devin Hester, the all-time leader in combined kickoff and punt returns for touchdowns, announced his retirement from the NFL on Twitter Tuesday. "I have good news and bad news," the 35-year-old Hester wrote. "Good news: Commissioner Goodell, you can put the kickoff back at the 30. Bad news: Y'all will have to find a new favorite…

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BALTIMORE -- Joe Flacco threw two touchdown passes and Alex Collins ran for a pair of scores to lead the Baltimore Ravens past the Detroit Lions 44-20 on Sunday. Baltimore improved to 7-5 and boosted its chances for a spot in the postseason.

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BALTIMORE -- The Ravens executed a fake punt that led to a Javorius "Buck" Allen touchdown, and Alex Collins ran for another score in Baltimore's 23-16 victory over the Houston Texans on Monday night. Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs also came up with huge play, a strip-sack of Texans quarterback Tom Savage late in the fourth quarter.…

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HOUSTON TEXANS (4-6) AT BALTIMORE RAVENS (5-5) KICKOFF: Monday, 8:30 p.m. ET, M&T Bank Stadium. TV: ESPN, Sean McDonough, Jon Gruden, Lisa Salters (field reporter). SERIES HISTORY: Ninth regular-season meeting.