OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- For most NFL players, the end of the day during training camp offers a well-deserved respite, a break from the meetings, practices, walkthroughs, treatments and everything else that leads up to the regular season.

Saturday’s preseason finale is the last opportunity for those on the bubble of a Ravens roster loaded with talent to make their case.

The Baltimore Ravens have had several undrafted rookies impress this offseason, but defensive coordinator Zach Orr believes one has stood out from the rest. In

With the preseason finale fast approaching, we're looking at whose 53-man roster bubble is set to burst at the wide receiver position.

Here’s a look at whose stock has risen and fallen over the past week as the Ravens get set to play their final preseason game Saturday.

Bo Smolka shares a look at what the Ravens' 53-man roster might look like to start the 2025 season, and he says Jay Higgins could be the team's next undrafted rookie gem at inside linebacker.

The Ravens lost rookie cornerbacks Bilhal Kone and Robert Longerbeam to season-ending injuries and also signed M.J. Devonshire Jr. last week. Baltimore has its final preseason game against Washington on Saturday before rosters are cut down to 53 on Tuesday.

Pundit explains why the Ravens are not No. 1 in his offensive team rankings. Two Ravens make top 25 players 25-and-under rankings. The Ravens are projected to still be among the elite teams five years from now.

The Baltimore Ravens were scheduled for a joint practice with the Washington Commanders this week but different schedules from the previous slate of preseason contests derailed that opportunity. As a result,