Ed Reed did not fare well in the court of public opinion last week when he spoke out about his salary, his desire for a new contact, his relationship with the Ravens and assorted other topics. The All-Pro safety took a serious hit from radio talk show

• A week before training camp opens, Ed Reed said that he is “leaning” toward going on the Physically Unable to Perform list when the regular season begins, which would mean missing at least the first six games.
The six-time Pro Bowl safety had

When it came to on-field production, last year’s tight end corps consisted of Todd Heap, Todd Heap and Todd Heap.   After a one-year trial with L.J. Smith, the Ravens drafted rookies Ed Dickson and Dennis Pitta in the third and fourth round,

Ray Lewis has defined the position of inside linebacker as much as it has been possible to do in his era, a fact…

Baltimore Ravens backup cornerback Cary Williams has been suspended by the NFL for two games without pay for violating the league's personal conduct policy. Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome says the violation occurred while Williams was playing

Back in the first week of February, Owner Steve Bisciotti, General Manager Ozzie Newsome and Baltimore’s coaches huddled in a room to discuss the state of the Ravens. It’s was a important meeting in which a number of different topics were discussed.

When the Baltimore Ravens open their 2010 season against the New York Jets on Monday Night Football, safety Ed Reed might be a spectator instead of a participant.

Safety Ed Reed told 105.7 The Fan that he not only plans to play in 2010 but is looking for a new contract, according to the Baltimore Sun.
Reed has three years left on the six-year deal he signed in 2006, and is scheduled to earn $6 million this season.