Newsday 7 hours ago
Ray Rice's slap on the wrist by NFL sends wrong message on domestic violence
Judy Harris Kluger was particularly galled at the two-game suspension handed down Thursday by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to Ravens running back Ray Rice, who was arrested in February for assaulting his then fiancee, Janay Palmer, at an Atlantic City casino. As someone who has spent most of her adult life dealing with issues involving domestic violence, Kluger thought Goodell needed to send a much more definitive message with a much more substantial punishment.
Newark Star-Ledger 13 hours ago
Ray Rice suspension: A transcript of Stephen A. Smith's comments on women provoking men
He tells women: "Let's make sure we don't do anything to provoke wrong actions"
Baltimore Beatdown 16 hours ago
Joe Flacco named to All-Bad contract team
Bill Barnwell from Grantland wrote up his annual All-Bad Contract Team for 2014, featuring Joe Flacco as his headline image and player. Bill Barnwell from Grantland wrote up his annual All-Bad Contract Team for 2014, featuring quarterback Joe Flacco as his headline image and player. A frequent name brought up with contracts that weren't deserved, Flacco and his fans are used to this lack of understanding. Ahhh, another year and another article where Flacco is being defended for winning games. Barnwell labeled Flacco's contract with his, "Ever fallen in love with a player you shouldn't...
Newsday 18 hours ago
Ex-Giant Will Hill signs with Ravens
Former Giants safety Will Hill will play for the Baltimore Ravens this season. Or at least the portion of the season he's allowed to play.
The MMQB | SI.com 18 hours ago
Ravens Report: Looking Beyond Ray Rice
I made my 2014 entry onto The MMQB RV in Owings Mills, Md., home of the Super Bowl XLVII champions, and ’13 postseason observants, the Baltimore Ravens. It was their first practice of camp, so we encountered the dreaded non-padded practice. We got a break with the weather as we missed the rain and constant […]
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Baltimore Sun 7 hours ago
Stephen A. Smith derided for implying women provoke domestic violence
A popular ESPN analyst is being highly criticized for comments he made Friday morning about women and what he seemed to imply could be their potential role in domestic violence.
Baltimore Sun 8 hours ago
Ravens CB Jimmy Smith says he'll talk about arrest when matter is settled
Cornerback cited for failure to obey a lawful orderRavens cornerback Jimmy Smith on Friday spoke to reporters for the first time since his July 12 arrest, but revealed little about the incident that resulted in him getting cited for failure to obey a lawful order by a police officer.
Baltimore Sun 13 hours ago
Lardarius Webb leaves practice early with back spasms, not regarded as serious issue
Cornerback misses majority of second practiceRavens starting cornerback Lardarius Webb exited practice early Friday due to back spasms.
Baltimore Sun 14 hours ago
Ravens training camp highlights for Friday, July 25
Setting the Scene: The second practice of training camp began at 10 a.m. under sunny skies in Owings Mills, with the starters heading inside around 12:30 p.m. and the remainder of the team practicing until just before 1 p.m.
Baltimore Sun 16 hours ago
Five positions where the Ravens might suffer from a lack of depth this season
Several positions on the offensive line stand out in this week's Five for Friday, which takes a look at positions where the Ravens appear to lack depth behind players expected to be in the starting lineup.
Baltimore Sun 21 hours ago
Derrick Mason believes Ravens RB Ray Rice deserved harsher penalty
Former Ravens wide receiver thinks NFL needs to take tougher stance on domestic violence Former Ravens wide receiver Derrick Mason spoke to Ray Rice shortly after the running back’s arrest in February and found his old teammate to be reflective and remorseful. Mason came away believing Rice would rebound and learn from the incident, in which he was charged with felony aggravated assault on his then-fiancee, Janay Palmer.
Baltimore Sun Jul 24, 2014
Ravens RB Ray Rice to be suspended two games by NFL, according to sources
Running back will miss games against Bengals, SteelersThe Ravens knew they'd likely be without Ray Rice at the start of the 2014 season. Now, they know their top running back will be sidelined against the Cincinnati Bengals and Pittsburgh Steelers.
Baltimore Sun Jul 24, 2014
NFL missed opportunity to send a message with Ray Rice suspension
There appeared to be a sense of relief at The Castle after the NFL announced Ravens running back Ray Rice would be suspended only two games stemming from an altercation with his then-fiancee in a New Jersey casino in February.
Baltimore Sun Jul 24, 2014
Ravens training camp highlights from first full-team practice
Setting the scene
Baltimore Sun Jul 24, 2014
With Ray Rice's suspension, Harbaugh expresses confidence in backfield depth
Ravens will have to get by without Ray Rice during his two game-suspension, Bernard Pierce top candidate to start in his absenceThe Ravens have plotted contingency plans for several months in case starting running back Ray Rice was suspended by the NFL.
Denver Post Jul 24, 2014
Ravens RB Rice receives 2-game suspension from NFL
OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) — Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice received a two-game suspension from the NFL on Thursday following his offseason arrest for domestic violence.
Baltimore Sun Jul 24, 2014
Roger Goodell to Ray Rice: 'We cannot tolerate conduct that endangers others'
NFL commissioner suspends Ravens running back Ray Rice for two games, fines him one additional game checkThe NFL made it official this afternoon, suspending Ravens star running back Ray Rice for two games and fining him an additional game check for conduct detrimental to the league, in violation of its personal-conduct policy.
