The sixth episode of HBO’s “Hard Knocks” placed a spotlight on Ravens coach John Harbaugh as he motivated his team in Week 18.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers went down with a knee injury in Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns and was unable to return. There were concerns that it could be a long-term injury for Baltimore’s top receiver, but John Harbaugh’s update Monday provided further clarity on the situation.

The head coach of the Baltimore Ravens has yet again put the focus on God as his team advances to the National Football League playoffs.

Baltimore Ravens star wide receiver Zay Flowers left the second quarter of Saturday night's 35–10 win over the Cleveland Browns with an apparent knee injury. The Ravens, despite already locking up a playoff spot,

Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh provided an update on former Boston College wide receiver Zay Flowers on Monday. “It’s not a season-ending injury,” said Harbaugh. “It’s just gonna be day-to-day, try to do everything he can do to get back as soon as he can and we’ll see where that takes us.”

The Baltimore Ravens were down five players at practice today, with the biggest misses on offense.The Ravens were without running back Justice Hill and Rasheen

The Baltimore Ravens concluded the NFL regular season with a victory over the Cleveland Browns, prompting head coach John Harbaugh to endorse Lamar Jackson as a leading candidate for the MVP award.

The Cleveland Browns still have a chance to be rewarded in the long run for their futility this season. Of course, it's been quite an arduous season for Browns

Baltimore Ravens HC John Harbaugh revealed Zay Flowers' status for the playoffs, after the WR suffered injury vs. the Cleveland Browns.

Baltimore Ravens receiver Zay Flowers' knee injury is not season ending, coach John Harbaugh said Monday, but he gave no assurances about a quick return.

Down by two games in the AFC North with four to play, the Ravens completed a furious race to the finish line to win the division for the second straight year. Bo Smolka shares five takeaways from the Ravens' 35-10 win against the Browns.

Baltimore checked off its first goal of winning the division, but its season was always going to be judged by what happens in the playoffs.