Ray Rice News

Here's the Ravens Ray that's NOT known for his introductory dance. Second round pick Ray Rice starts off by telling us what he thinks of Joe Flacco and the comparisons to Maurice Jones-Drew How will Tavares ...

Height: 5-8 Weight: 205 Age: 21 Year: Rookie College: Rutgers Acquired: D2 2008 Resume: Rutgers' all-time leading rusher with 4,926 yards and 49 touchdowns on 910 carries, Rice gained 1,000 yards for three ...

Now that the Baltimore Ravens have secured quarterback Joe Flacco's services with a five-year contract worth up to $30 million for the first-round draft pick, they're concentrating on finalizing deals with ...

Running back Ray Rice will serve as a guest Instructor at the Brian Leonard Football Camp later this month.

For $25 , the Baltimore Ravens' 2008 second round draft pick will make his mark on your memorabilia of choice.

With spring practices, camps, combines and a lot of film-watching sessions in the rear-view mirror, Rivals.com is following up pre-summer grades at each position with grades for each region.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh is calling his team's final offseason practice session "Camp Flacco." The Ravens' rookie camp, which runs today through Wednesday, was originally scheduled for last month but was ...

Joe Vito watched what seemed like an endless number of hours of game film before choosing the New York squad for yesterday's New York-New Jersey All-Star Football Classic.

Rutgers relied on a familiar connection in picking up its latest football commitment yesterday, and may be able to thank one of the most famous names the program has ever had -- Ray Rice -- if it lands a ...

One of highest rated high school running backs in the country verbally committed to Rutgers today.

The New Rochelle star was a tailor-made zone runner with excellent vision and a low center of gravity.

Ray Rice's NFL career may only be a few weeks old, but he's already made a major impact on one Baltimore-area high school student.

Every spring, the NFL Draft allows teams to restock their supply of young talent in hopes of finding the right mix of athletes to lead their teams for years to come.

“You hate to do that to your teammates”

NOT SO CHEERY GARCIA: Quarterback Jeff Garcia, who saved the Eagles from three straight non-playoff seasons and took Tampa Bay to the postseason last year, wants a new contract. via Trenton Times

“First and foremost he is protecting the blind side of the quarterback”

It is what Anthony Davis has been training for his whole life -- a life that is halfway through its 19th year. via CBS SportsLine.com

“That's one thing about him that you might not know. As great as a player he is, he works so hard. That's the way you have to be (in the NFL). I actually didn't expect anything less from him.”

The tendency for rookies in their first NFL mini-camp is to go out and try to make a quick impression. via Courier News Online

After taking some time to look over this year's NFL Draft, early indications point towards passing grades for both teams that opted to select a Scarlet Knight. via Rivals.com

The Rimington Trophy committee has released its 2008 Spring Watch List and Rutgers' Ryan Blaszczyk has been named to the list. via Rutgers Scarlet Knights

Do you think the Bears will go with one of the two undrafted rookies they recently signed as their third quarterback this season or will they try to add a veteran that's cut by another team? Carl L. Chicago ... via Chicago Bears

“I hang off the bed. The bed's too small.”

Anthony Davis needs a new bed. The 6'6", 350-pound mammoth must try to compress his massive body to sleep on the standard Rutgers University twin-XL size mattress every night - and it just doesn't work. via The Daily Targum