At the Baltimore Ravens end-of-season press conference, general manager Eric DeCosta publicly expressed the team’s desire to add another safety during the offseason. In addition to improving ...

Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta can do Flowers a favor by selecting Luther Burden III in the first round of this year’s draft. The Missouri “speedster is dangerous in open space.

The Baltimore Ravens aren’t about to change their plans for the 2025 NFL draft. Not even after making a “much-needed” deal in free agency. The #Ravens are signing former #Titans CB Chidobe ...

Baltimore re-signed Ronnie Stanley to play left tackle, but shoring up the guard position should be high on GM Eric DeCosta’s agenda. Cornerback and the interior defensive line took hits this ...

Advertisement General manager Eric DeCosta will be part of a Ravens contingent heading to South Florida for league meetings, which unofficially start Sunday at the Breakers Palm Beach Resort.

The previous negotiations with Jackson two years ago were a major strain on Baltimore general manager Eric DeCosta. Jackson represents himself and doesn’t have an agent, so DeCosta had to ...

But general manager Eric DeCosta and coach John Harbaugh recognized that he was, and by the time they spoke at the NFL scouting combine last month, they made it clear he was a priority.

The Ravens entered free agency tight against the salary cap, so General Manager Eric DeCosta needed to adhere to the franchise's "right player, right price" mantra in making moves to improve the team.

Eric DeCosta to explain his off-season moves Baltimore re-signed Ronnie Stanley in a considerable move while retaining Tylan Wallace, Ben Cleveland, and Patrick Ricard. With limited salary cap ...