Baltimore Ravens – Baltimore Sun

19 July 2025

• Lawyer says lawsuit is over between Shannon Sharpe and woman who accused him of rape
  Shannon Sharpe has resolved a lawsuit that accused him of sexually assaulting a woman during their relationship, her attorney said Friday.
• Ravens rookie OLB Mike Green finally signs contract
  The delay for Ravens OLB Mike Green and other second-round picks from this year's draft class was over the amount of guaranteed money.
• Why are so many rookies, including the Ravens’ Mike Green, still unsigned?
  Entering Thursday, 29 of the 32 second-round NFL draft picks, which includes the Ravens' Mike Green, remain unsigned. Here's why.
• AP voters rank Ravens’ Lamar Jackson as second-best QB in AFC North
  An Associated Press survey of NFL writers ranked Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson as the second-best quarterback in the AFC North.
• READER POLL: Do you believe Orioles GM Mike Elias is doing a good job?
  With a 43-52 record, the Orioles are not where they want to be. Do you believe GM Mike Elias is doing a good job? We want to hear from you.
• Ravens’ Mark Andrews supporting next generation of athletes with diabetes
  Ravens tight end Mark Andrews hosted a camp in Baltimore alongside healthcare company Dexcom to support young athletes with diabetes.
• Ravens coach John Harbaugh visits President Trump at White House
  Ravens coach John Harbaugh and his brother, Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh, visited President Donald Trump at the White House.
• Ravens open free training camp tickets Wednesday
  Fans can reserve a free pass to watch one of 16 Ravens 2025 training camp practices in July or August at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owing Mills.
• READER POLL: The Orioles and Nationals need a manager. Which job is better?
  The Orioles and Nationals are in the market for full-time managers. Which opening is more attractive? We want to hear from you.
• Is this the year? Sportsbooks list Ravens as current Super Bowl favorites.
  The hype around the Ravens' 2025 potential is growing, and sportsbooks aren't doing anything to slow down the buzz surrounding Baltimore.