The Baltimore Ravens could be fined and punished by the NFL for potentially violating the NFL's policy on injury reports

Harbaugh today credits his faith as his anchor amid the highs and lows of professional sports. He views competitive drive – that burning desire to excel in whatever one pursues – not as a character flaw to be suppressed, but as a divine gift to be stewarded wisely.

Ravens fans get noteworthy update on job status of head coach John Harbaugh originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

ESPN weighed in on the 'fire Harbaugh' chants and confirmed that Baltimore's long-time head coach would have suitors on the open market if the Ravens make a head coaching change

A new rumor states that the Baltimore Ravens have no plans to fire head coach John Harbaugh despite the 1-5 start.

Head Coach John Harbaugh, quarterback Tyler Huntley, and outside linebacker Carl Lawson speak with the media after practice Friday.

After “Fire Harbaugh” chants echoed through Baltimore, ESPN reports John Harbaugh’s job is safe for now, despite the Ravens’ 1-5 start.

Jeff Fisher, who coached the 2002 Titans to an 11-5 record after a 1-4 start, talked with PressBox about how the Ravens can turn things around, the importance of culture and more.

Tyler Huntley is no longer the Ravens' practice squad quarterback. Huntley has been signed to the Ravens' 53-man roster and will start Sunday against the Chicago Bears if Lamar Jackson (hamstring) cannot play.

Following their second practice ahead of the team's interconference home matchup with the Chicago Bears in Week 8, Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh off