Brian Bratton

Going into the 2012 NFL Draft, the Baltimore Ravens top priorities are at the center, guard and linebacker positions. At all three positions the Ravens have players that will likely be gone soon whether that be through retirement or free agency.Sure there are solutions in free agency that could provide quick fixes, But it can provide a ton more security to draft a player that could potentially have a position on lockdown for an entire decade...  

The Baltimore Ravens Training Facility was a place full of hopes and dreams ... Players eligible for the 2012 NFL Draft but not attending the National Scouting Combine, Players with college playing experience who want to gauge their pro potential and ...  

The Ravens are in a tough spot with their first-round pick.Their biggest needs are on the offensive line and wide receiver, but the best players at these positions will likely be gone by the Ravens' selection.The Ravens might have to settle for a second-tier player if they remain at their current position, but the value could be there to trade up for a falling prospect.Regardless, the Ravens will be doing their due diligence on all...  

SALISBURY -- Michael Oher's path to playing in the NFL was one where he not only faced adversity, but overcame it. The Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman, who came from a broken home and bleak circumstances, experienced something many other ...  

For Ravens kicker Billy Cundiff, the support of his teammates and the lessons learned from his Midwestern upbringing have helped keep the biggest miss of his career in perspective. The 31-year-old Cundiff returned to his home state of Iowa on Sunday to accept an alumni award from Drake University in Des Moines, three weeks after he shanked a 32-yard field goal attempt with 11 seconds left in the...