Trevor Pryce News

Times Staff Writer WESTMINSTER -- Here's what the Baltimore Ravens had to say during the second day of their training camp at McDaniel College: RAVENS TRAINING CAMP TRANSCRIPTS: JULY 23 Head Coach John Harbaugh ...

The Ravens designed the first two days of training camp to acclimate quarterbacks and rookies before the veterans arrive on Wednesday.

The Ravens cut undrafted fourth-string quarterback Brad Roach, a free agent from Catawba, prior to the opening practice.

Although the Baltimore Ravens accomplished their goal of signing every rookie on time, it will be a much harder task to convince outside linebacker Terrell Suggs to show up for training camp.

In the coming days, BaltimoreRavens.com will offer previews of each position, focusing on who will be in the thick of the competition come training camp.

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An overflow crowd of teammates, coaches and reporters jammed into the Ravens' auditorium yesterday to bid farewell to Jonathan Ogden.

But the storied All-Pro offensive tackle wasn't ready to say goodbye completely.

In a touching and lighthearted half-hour news conference, Ogden officially retired but made it clear he will remain to help the team, as well as stay committed to the city where he played his 12 seasons.

'I'm a Baltimore Raven for life,' Ogden said with a smile. 'There's no doubt about that.'

There was no crying, no second-guessing and absolutely no remorse. Jonathan Ogden wore a broad, toothy smile Thursday as the left tackle announced his retirement after a 12-year career in which he established ...

Emptying the mailbag and delivering the goods unlike Triple Crown pretender Big Brown, here's a collection of burning questions and answers surrounding the Baltimore Ravens: 1 I'm very curious as to why they're ...

The "Mad Backer" is back, even though he says he never went away. Ravens Pro Bowl inside linebacker Bart Scott has been running around at practice like a kid coming home after a long absence.

After a local radio station reported today that the Baltimore Ravens have had official discussions with the Miami Dolphins about acquiring Dancing with the Stars star/Miami Dolphins All-Pro defensive end Jason ...

Almost as quickly as they pop up, Jason Taylor trade rumors are getting blasted to smithereens.

“We've got to remember what we're trying to do here”

The defense is strong. Playoff-contender strong. Strong enough to provide hope that better days are ahead for the Baltimore Ravens after last year's 5-11 finish. via NFL

“But offensive and defensive guys get along great. But perception becomes reality. He's trying to change the culture, and you can't go against it.”

Earlier this year, cornerback Samari Rolle was shocked when he went to his locker.

His clothes were gone. So were his family pictures and his nameplate.

'I didn't know if I was still on the team,' Rolle said.

Rolle was still part of the team, but the Ravens' old ways of living were clearly gone.

In one of his first moves after taking over for Brian Billick, Ravens coach John Harbaugh shook up the locker room, mixing offensive linemen with defensive ones and putting linebackers next to quarterbacks. Read more

“I would love to be a guy who gets in the game, and there's not a letdown. I want to be in the game and oh shoot, the defense is on their heels.”

Ravens rookie Ray Rice finished his collegiate career as Rutgers' all-time leading rusher with 4,926 yards. via The Washington Post

“Go ahead, wrestle each other, pull each other's facemasks, yeah, great, wonderful, have fun. Now we gotta go play the Patriots. They won 18 straight football games. The Giants won the Super Bowl. Do we really have to prove we're all men?”

The Baltimore Ravens are doing more than merely fighting for jobs at their first mandatory minicamp under new coach John Harbaugh. via USA Today

Brandon: Despite Trevor Pryce's age and health issues, the Ravens didn't go after a defensive end in the draft. Do you think they should have drafted a pass rusher? Are they thinking about adding somebody through a trade or free agency, or is the roster pretty much set?

Jamison Hensley: The roster is basically set. The Ravens could have taken a pass rusher in the draft -- you're right that there are some depth issues --but they addressed other concerns (getting backups at running back, linebacker, safety, offensive line and receiver). In the Ravens' mind, they're hoping that there will be an addition of sorts in their pass rush. Antwan Barnes, a fourth-round pick last season out of Florida International, made little impact as a rookie, but the team still has high expectations for his ability to rush off the edge. If Barnes shows solid improvement, the Ravens will be getting to the quarterback more often this season. Read more

“It's about me getting in and working hard - ' just like coach said. I can't wait. I couldn't be more anxious to get in here and get started.”

Tuesday, May 06, 2008 WBAL Radio and BaltimoreRavens.com After two voluntary minicamps to kick off the John Harbaugh era of Baltimore football saw excellent attendance from many key players, every Raven is ... via WBAL-AM Baltimore

“I rank all the players from first to worst basically, with the help of the scouts”

Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh joined WBAL's coverage of the NFL Draft with Peter Schmuck. via WBAL-AM Baltimore

“At 309, I'm moving fast, and very few of those guys can keep up with me”

In the weeks leading up to the 2008 NFL Draft , BR.com will offer a look into the top prospects by position. via Baltimore Ravens