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Ravens' Harbaugh talks draft, rules changes and Suggs
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh talks with the media at the owners meeting on rules changes, Ravens draft and the status of veteran linebacker Terrell Suggs. (Baltimore Sun video)
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Update on Ravens Tray Walker dirt bike crash
Ravens beat writer Jeff Zrebiec on Baltimore Ravens cornerback Tray Walker who was involved in a serious traffic accident on a dirt bike in Miami. (Baltimore Sun video)
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Ravens cornerback involved in motorbike crash
Ravens cornerback, Tray Walker, involved in motorbike or motorcycle crash and is in critical condition.
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Ravens introduce safety Eric Weddle
New Ravens safety Eric Weddle is introduced at a press conference in Owings Mills on Thursday. "But we have a great player who thinks like a coach, that understands the game that way," said Ravens coach John Harbaugh. (Kevin Richardson / Baltimore Sun)
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Introducing new Ravens WR Mike Wallace
The Ravens held a news conference to introduce Mike Wallace, a wide receiver with a two-year, $11.5 million deal. (Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore Sun video)
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Ravens agree to four-year deal with safety Eric Weddle
Baltimore Ravens agrees to a four-year, $26 million deal with veteran safety Eric Weddle. (Kevin Richardson/Baltimore Sun video)
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Former Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon speaks on medical marijuana
Former Super Bowl-winning Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon speaks about his use of medical marijuana. (Jose M. Osorio/Chicago Tribune)
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Cam Newton: 'I'm a sore loser. Who likes to lose?'
Panthers quarterback Cam Newton won't apologize for his interview Sunday after Carolina's 24-10 Super Bowl loss to the Denver Broncos. (AP)
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Ravens' Newsome: On Suggs and Perriman injuries
"I saw the injury. I saw how it happened," said Ozzie Newsome when asked about rookie WR Breshad Perriman's injury. "I was in a conversation with our trainer and with Dr. [James] Andrews yesterday, and they expect him to be fully recovered and ready to start this offseason." (Kevin Richardson)
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NFL hires first female full-time coach
The Buffalo Bills, where former Ravens head coach Rex Ryan works, have hired the first female coach in the NFL.
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49ers hire Chip Kelly
The San Francisco 49ers have hired Chip Kelly to be their new head coach. This comes amidst a slew of other NFL coaching hires recently, including Hue Jackson going to the Cleveland Browns.
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Gase on why he chose the Dolphins: Knowing Mike Tannenbaum, rejoining AFC made it an 'attractive opportunity'
New Miami Dolphins Head Coach Adam Gase explains how word-of-mouth grew his interest in joining the organization, as well as returning to the AFC.