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Baltimore Ravens players wanted to learn how to swim. They called on Michael Phelps
Michael Phelps taught several of the Baltimore Ravens how to swim after the team asked the 28-time Olympic medalist to coach them last month. Phelps arrived at the Ravens’ training center a couple of weeks after four players asked him for swimming lessons for the team,
Michael Phelps shares his Olympic mindset — and swim lessons — with Baltimore Ravens
For a team chasing its own championship dreams, Michael Phelps’ visit was more than a celebrity cameo. It served as an opportunity for the Ravens to absorb unique insight from a local legend who truly understands what it takes to sustain greatness over decades.
Tavon Austin sits down with WJZ Sports Director Alex Glaze for his first local interview since announcing his retirement from ...
It's easy to appreciate Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson from afar. Derrick Henry's admiration of the two-time MVP ...
The Baltimore Ravens seem to have something very special in one of their rookies from the 2025 NFL Draft. It didn't take long for sixth-round wide receiver LaJo ...
Ravens rookie LaJohntay Wester may have locked in a special teams role, but his ambitions extend beyond special teams.
Bleacher Report's Alex Kay called Baltimore Ravens running back Keaton Mitchell one of the NFL's "Deep Sleeper" RBs in 2025.
One player on the Baltimore Ravens roster who has been stacking impressive outings in practice, dating back to Organized Team Activities and minicamp, and has c ...
Baltimore has signature stars on defense, and the NFL just named the All-Pro linebacker No. 40 on the Top 100 players list ...
Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken has a new plan to unleash dynamic running backs Keaton Mitchell and Rasheen Ali.
Entering his eighth NFL season, Ravens star Lamar Jackson has finally been ranked a Tier 1 quarterback in The Athletic’s ...
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