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Early returns are in — and the vibe around this Ravens team feels different.
In this episode, we break down everything coming out of the first few days of offseason workouts, including what Zay Flowers, Kyle Hamilton, Mark Andrews, and Scott Elliott had to say about the new coaching staff and overall direction of the team.
Zay calls his shot on a Tez Walker breakout
Kyle reacts to Trey Hendrickson + Mike Mickens
Madubuike is already in great shape
And the impact of bringing in Dr. Nic Gill from outside the NFL could be bigger than people realize
A lot is being revealed early… and it's pointing toward something building in Baltimore.
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The Baltimore Ravens are entering a new era.
With the announcement of the new "Next Flight" uniform collection dropping April 16, we break down everything we know so far — including reported details, design elements, and what this new look could mean for the franchise moving forward.
Plus, we take a full look back at Ravens history, going through every jersey, every change, and how the team's identity has evolved over time.
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In today's episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down why Day 1 of Ravens offseason workouts matters more than people think.
The attendance was strong, with Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, Zay Flowers, and Trey Hendrickson all showing up. With a brand new coaching staff led by Jesse Minter, that kind of early buy-in is a big deal.
We also discuss expectations for Mike Green and Trey Hendrickson this season, plus take a look at new punter Luke Elzinga and the upcoming special teams competition.
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The Ravens are reportedly set to play the Cowboys in Brazil in Week 3 — we break down what that means for Baltimore early in the season.
Also diving into the Ravens' private punter workout and the bigger plan at the position heading into this year.
Plus, Jadeveon Clowney says he'd love to return… should the Ravens actually make it happen?
And the NFL bringing in replacement refs this season — could this get messy?
Full episode covering all the latest Ravens updates.
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In today's episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down everything Jesse Minter shared at the NFL League Meetings — including why the Ravens are getting a two-week head start on offseason workouts and what that could mean for this team.
We dive into how the full 9-week offseason program is structured, the outlook for the offensive line under Dwayne Ledford, and why Derrick Henry and the tight ends will continue to play a major role in this offense.
Plus, Minter's confidence in Year 2 players like Mike Green, expectations for Rashod Bateman, and what stood out most from everything he said.
A lot was revealed — and it might tell you exactly where this team is headed next.
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In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down why the Baltimore Ravens haven't signed DJ Reader yet — and why it's not as simple as it seems.
While many fans are expecting a move to happen immediately, there's a bigger strategy at play. With the NFL's compensatory pick formula still in effect, teams across the league are being patient before making certain signings. The Ravens are taking that same approach, and it could benefit them long-term.
We also discuss Trey Hendrickson's recent comments on why he chose Baltimore and his excitement to play as a true outside linebacker in this defense.
Is waiting the right move for the Ravens?
Let's break it all down.
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One of the most overlooked storylines in the AFC North right now might end up being one of the most important.
Jesse Minter is the only defensive-minded head coach in the division — and he's calling plays.
In this episode, we break down what that means when he's going up against offensive minds like Todd Monken, Zac Taylor, and Mike McCarthy twice a year, and why this could turn into one of the most fascinating chess matches in the NFL.
We also discuss how the Ravens' offense, led by Lamar Jackson and new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle, could complement that identity and give Baltimore a unique edge in the division.
This isn't just about scheme — it's about philosophy, adjustments, and who dictates the game when it matters most.
Let's get into it.
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The Ravens have a big decision coming at wide receiver.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba resetting the market puts a spotlight on Zay Flowers and what his future in Baltimore could look like. We break down the 5th-year option, a potential extension, and why this decision isn't as simple as it seems.
We also hear from DeAndre Hopkins on his value and the Ravens' need for another receiver, plus why LaJohntay Wester might be getting overlooked in this conversation.
On top of that, we discuss the Ravens receiving an insurance recovery tied to Nnamdi Madubuike and how Travis Kelce's new deal makes Mark Andrews' contract look even better.
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In today's episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down David Njoku visiting Baltimore and what a potential pairing with Mark Andrews could mean for this offense moving forward.
We also talk about Nnamdi Madubuike's offseason progress and why his return to form would be absolutely massive for the Ravens defense.
Plus:
There's a lot going on right now… and this next phase of the offseason could define the Ravens' 2026 season.
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In today's episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the salary cap numbers behind the Ravens' recent free agent signings and where Baltimore currently stands financially at this point in the offseason. We also discuss several bonuses that hit the cap over the weekend and how those moves affect roster flexibility moving forward.
From there, we look at the Ravens' offensive line situation. With John Simpson's deal looking like starter money and the team showing confidence in young players like Emery Jones, Baltimore could once again be relying heavily on development and possibly rookie starters along the line. It's still early in the offseason with free agency and the draft ahead, but we discuss the potential risk if the Ravens choose not to invest major capital up front.
We also address the growing fan conversation about DeAndre Hopkins returning to Baltimore and explain why that scenario is very unlikely, as his contract has already voided and the Ravens are carrying dead cap from the deal.
Lots to break down as the Ravens continue shaping their roster for the 2026 season.
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