Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Zach Orr has schemed and scorched opponents over the teams four game winning streak.

Winning a football game as a one-man wrecking crew is next to impossible in the NFL. Every player at the sport's top level is among the very best at their posit

Ravens tight end Mark Andrews became the franchise's all-time leader in receiving yards with his first catch against the Browns on Sunday, but his biggest impact on the game didn't come through the air.

If Baltimore makes something of this season, it'll look back on a gutsy call by Todd Monken that helped win an important game in Cleveland.

Touchdown number 57 came on Sunday against the Cleveland Browns, and it was a first for Andrews, who reached the end zone for the first time as a runner. And it came on a fake tush push. With the Ravens facing a 4th-and-1 situation in the fourth quarter against the Browns,

The Baltimore Ravens secured their fourth straight win in Week 11, staying just one game behind the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC North race.

Picture it. It’s third-and-ten from the Ravens ’ 35-yard line. Lamar Jackson escapes a shrinking pocket. He rolls right and throws across his body to find Zay Flowers for an 18-yard gain.

The Baltimore Ravens brought a “Hurricane” to the shores of Lake Erie on Sunday evening. That’s the play call for the Ravens’ fake tush push that they used against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. It worked to perfection,