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Getty Images The Ravens and Steelers are looking a little out of practice today. In a game that’s finally being played on Wednesday afternoon after being delayed three times by the Ravens’ COVID-19 outbreak, both offenses look a little sloppy. Ravens starting quarterback Robert Griffin III...

Getty Images Robert Griffin III can still run. RG3, who once looked like the most electrifying running quarterback in football but hasn’t shown off that explosiveness in a long time, has picked up 56 yards on the ground in the first half today against the Steelers. Griffin appeared to be...

Getty Images A report on Tuesday indicated that Ravens running backs J.K. Dobbins and Mark Ingram would join the team in Pittsburgh in time for Wednesday afternoon’s game against the Steelers. This is the 11th day since the two backs tested positive for COVID-19, which would allow them to be...

USA Today Sports Initial reports on Tuesday indicated that the Ravens had no new positive tests. Subsequent reports pointed to one positive result for a player, and one for a staff member. The latest report, from the Baltimore Sun, is that safety Geno Stone tested positive. Stone, who wasn’t...

Getty Images The Ravens ended a stretch of nine consecutive days with at least one player testing positive for COVID-19. The team had no positive tests Tuesday, Mark Maske of The Washington Post reports. The good news means Wednesday’s game between the Ravens and Steelers, three times...

Getty Images The Ravens are off to Pittsburgh, but they left some players and coaches home. The Ravens announced additions to their injury report and coaching absences for Wednesday’s game, which is set for a 3:40 p.m. kickoff on NBC. The Ravens ruled out defensive tackle Brandon Williams...

Getty Images Contrary to multiple reports indicating that the Ravens had no new positive COVID-19 test results on Tuesday, a league source tells PFT that the Ravens had one new player positive. The positive result will not derail the Ravens-Steelers game scheduled for Wednesday at 3:40 p.m...

Getty Images The first signs of the COVID-19 outbreak in the Ravens organization popped up last Monday with word of positive tests that resulted in running backs J.K. Dobbins and Mark Ingram being placed on the COVID-19 reserve list. At the time, the response was that they’d miss that...

Getty Images Assuming there are no more postponements, the Cowboys will face the Ravens next Tuesday and that means a longtime Cowboy will play his first game against his former team. Wide receiver Dez Bryant signed to the Ravens practice squad in October and appeared in two games as a...

Getty Images The Ravens are on track to play the Steelers tomorrow. The plan remains for the Ravens to travel to Pittsburgh tonight after they practiced today, Jamison Hensley of ESPN reports. An outbreak of COVID-19 forced the Ravens to cancel practice for a week, and resulted in their game...

Getty Images The Ravens got a couple more players back on the active roster ahead of Wednesday’s game against the Steelers. The team announced that quarterback Trace McSorley and defensive tackle Brandon Williams have been activated from the reserve/COVID-19 list. Cornerbacks Khalil Dorsey and...

Getty Images The Steelers had their game with the Ravens pushed back to Wednesday and the team made a few roster moves to bolster their roster for the thrice-postponed game. The team announced that defensive lineman Isaiah Buggs and guard Kevin Dotson have been activated from the...

Getty Images The game between the Ravens and Steelers that was originally scheduled for Thanksgiving is now set to be played on the first Wednesday in December. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the league has postponed the game from Tuesday night to Wednesday night. The move comes after much...

Getty Images The Ravens are ready to return to practice today. Baltimore will have a walk-through practice tonight, a league source tells PFT. The Ravens have been out of practice for a week because of a COVID-19 outbreak. Their game this week against the Steelers was originally scheduled for...

Getty Images The Ravens-Steelers game, postponed three times now, is scheduled to kickoff at 3:40 p.m. ET Wednesday. Yes, 3:40 p.m. ET. That’s the word from Gerry Sandusky, the voice of the Ravens. The game originally was scheduled for Thanksgiving night, but an outbreak with the Ravens...

Getty Images The NFL has confirmed changes to its schedule for this week and next. The Ravens-Steelers game, originally scheduled for Thanksgiving night and moved three times since, will kickoff at 3:40 p.m. ET on Wednesday. NBC will broadcast the game nationally. That creates a domino effect...

Getty Images The Ravens released a statement after the NFL announced changes to their schedule. The Ravens’ COVID-19 outbreak, which has resulted in 22 players either test positive or be identified as a high-risk close contact the past nine days, has led to schedule changes involving three...

Getty Images When the NFL initially postponed the Ravens-Steelers game now scheduled for Tuesday night, several members of the Steelers expressed their unhappiness about the NFL’s decision to move the game. That feeling wasn’t universal, however. The team returned to work on Sunday after a...

USA Today Sports On Monday morning, the Baltimore Ravens (or at least what is left of them) gathered at the team facility for a walk-through practice. Standing in the indoor practice facility (with proper spacing between them), the players and coaches waited for final word from the league...

Getty Images Tuesday night’s re-re-scheduled game between the Ravens and Steelers remains on. Will that be the case later today? The NFL prevented the Ravens from conducting a Monday morning walk-through. It could still happen at 5:00 p.m. ET (per Albert Breer of SI.com). That’s not a...