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How will the Panthers contain Lamar Jackson? A big part of that answer sits in the middle of their defense.

Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald discussed his evolution over the course of the 2022 season so far

Unless Baker Mayfield beats the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, his days as the Panthers’ starting quarterback are numbered.

After six weeks of angst, internal and external, over their inability to protect double-digit leads, the Ravens have won three straight games and stand 6-3, about where we thought they’d be at the season’s midpoint. Their depth has fortified them against fresh injuries and familiar ones that lingered from 2021.…

NEW ORLEANS — The game was only five minutes old, but new Ravens middle linebacker Roquan Smith’s impact was evident.

Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald shared where he believes inside linebacker Roquan Smith can have an impact

BALTIMORE — Roquan Smith did not believe he would be traded, not even with his Chicago Bears off to a losing start and his contractual future unresolved. If he was going to go, however, he wanted to be “playing for a title.”

With imports from the 49ers, the head coach has his team riding a three-game winning streak. Plus, another new hero for the Giants, and the Colts—believe it or not—are tied for first in the AFC South.

Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald explained the energy that cornerback Marcus Peters brings to the team

BALTIMORE — Is Marcus Peters the most interesting Raven?

Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald discussed his excitement level of having OLBs Tyus Bowser and David Ojabo at practice