Tylan Wallace

Wide receiver Tylan Wallace was placed on injured reserve and the Ravens signed Ar'Darius Washington to the 53-man roster.

Gus Edwards has cleared concussion protocol and Marcus Peters is ready to return.

The Ravens have activated QB Brett Hundley, WR Tylan Wallace, DB Daryl Worley and DT Rayshad Nichols.

Second-year wide receiver Tylan Wallace has been cleared to practice after suffering a hamstring injury earlier this month.

Broncos wide receiver Jerry Jeudy and Courtland Sutton are both active.

The Ravens promoted defensive back Ar'Darius Washington from the practice squad for Sunday's game against the Broncos.

The Ravens will be healthier for their Week 13 game against the Denver Broncos.

Justin Houston will play after missing the past three games. Morgan Moses and Patrick Ricard will play.

Anthony Weaver believes rookie Travis Jones can 'defy the odds' and speed up his recovery from a knee injury. Mark Andrews likes how Nick Boyle looks. Charlie Kolar is focused on learning during his recovery.

Would pursuing a trade for Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki make sense? A columnist says being different makes the Ravens dangerous. Baltimore selects a USC wide receiver in ESPN's 2023 mock draft.

Lamar Jackson is rated No. 8 among quarterbacks and his overall grade slipped below 90.

As part of our pre-training camp down time, we debate some of the biggest topics facing the Ravens as they enter the 2022 season.

The Ravens have four spots locked up with one or two up for grabs as of now.

Rashod Bateman, Devin Duvernay, James Proche II and Tylan Wallace lead a young wide receiver group that has a golden opportunity and a chip on their shoulders.

Don't forget about Tylan Wallace. The Ravens are No. 8 in projected salary cap health over the next three years. Kyle Hamilton is named Ravens' player who could disappoint. Baltimore's roster is ranked No. 1 in the AFC North.

Baltimore's young wide receiver corps is looking to show that they don't need a veteran addition.

Baltimore has lost five straight games, but the Ravens' rookie class is providing some encouraging glimpses of the future while getting a lot of game reps.

You won't believe where the Ravens placed in Aaron Rodgers trade viability rankings. Roster depth could lead to trades. Bleacher Report predicts Tylan Wallace will be a 'surprise rookie gem.' Don't forget about Marquise Brown.

The Ravens have a new center and other linemen competing at various spots. Rashod Bateman left practice early, but his fellow rookie and other wideouts shined.

Director of Player Personnel Joe Hortiz put reporters through a film session on the Ravens' rookie draft picks. Here's some of what was talked about.

What's the holdup on Justin Houston? What's a successful rookie sack total for Odafe Oweh? How do the new wide receiver coaches look?

Rashod Bateman seems bigger than he's listed and is very smooth. Odafe Oweh passes the eye test. Tylan Wallace is quick out of his breaks and a strong route-runner.

Tylan Wallace is learning an offense much different than Oklahoma State's. Daelin Hayes, who grew up a Ravens fan, got goosebumps entering the Under Armour Performance Center.

Fourth-round wide receiver Tylan Wallace becomes the fifth Ravens draft pick to reach contract terms.

The Ravens' 2021 rookies will be on the field together for the first time this weekend, giving the coaches an opportunity to tap into the group's potential.

Step inside the Ravens' annual day of service with close to 50 different volunteer events across Baltimore.

Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta is always looking for ways to improve the roster, so will he add another receiver or pass rusher?

Wide Receivers Coach Tee Martin talks about the mentality of his group and how Devin Duvernay and James Proche II can take the next step.

Head Coach John Harbaugh said he sees the team's young wideout corps 'working extremely hard' to prove themselves ready for bigger roles.

While fans and media members fret about the Ravens' wide receiver corps, top wideout Rashod Bateman said the Ravens can win with this unit.

Marquise Brown's departure and no addition of a wide receiver in the 2022 Draft create a big opportunity for the Ravens young receiver talent, headlined by Rashod Bateman.

Rookie Baltimore Ravens WR Tylan Wallace shows good hands and power with an 18-yard gain over the middle on third-and-13 against the Bengals.

Ravens DB Brandon Stephens, C Trystan Colon, DB Khalil Dorsey, Poe and other Ravens worked out with military kids in Reisterstown.

Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley hit wide receiver Tylan Wallace with a 10-yard touchdown in the third quarter.

Check out Lamar Jackson's top throws from Wednesday's joint practice with the Panthers.

Check out the Ravens' arrival for a 2021 training camp with high expectations.

The Ravens rookies reported to training camp Tuesday. Here's what's in store for them this week.

The Ravens dive deep into pop culture, but have a hard time picking just one favorite musician and top movie.

Ravens players answer who is most likely to pick them up if they have a flat tire and who they would switch places with.

See if Lamar Jackson, Hollywood Brown, Mark Andrews and many more Ravens players can pick a Maryland crab.

The Ravens' fourth-round rookie wide receiver believes he had the skills to play in the slot once he gets the mental side of the game down.

Cornerbacks Marlon Humphrey and Marcus Peters are popular picks for both superlatives, though there are some surprises.

The rookies divulge their pet peeves, biggest fears, hidden talents and more.

Can the Ravens rookies recognize these famous TV shows and movies from the '90s?

Garrett Downing, Clifton Brown and Ryan Mink share their thoughts after the first week with vets on the field.

Check out fourth-round wide receiver Tylan Wallace at rookie minicamp.

Wide receiver Tylan Wallace was compared to Steve Smith Sr., but the rookie said he has a long way to go.

The Ravens' fourth-round wide receiver says he has a lot to learn, but expects his contested catch ability to translate to the NFL.

General Manager Eric DeCosta, Head Coach John Harbaugh and Director of Player Personnel Joe Hortiz talk about Day 3 and what they were able to accomplish throughout the 2021 Draft.

Fourth-round wide receiver Tylan Wallace shares his feelings about being drafted later than expected and what he'll bring to Baltimore.