Bo Smolka is a journalist who focuses on local sports coverage, particularly in the Baltimore area. He writes for PressBox Media and covers the Baltimore Ravens, providing analysis, game recaps, and updates on team news and player performances.
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By: Bo Smolka
OWINGS MILLS, MD. — A day after starting safety Marcus Williams was benched for the Ravens’ game at Cleveland, head coach John Harbaugh expressed confidence in Williams going forward but did not divulge any more information about Williams’ benching, other than to reiterate that it was an internal matter.
By: Bo Smolka
The Ravens traded for Panthers WR Diontae Johnson Oct. 29, but with a week before the NFL's trading deadline, it's fair to wonder whether GM Eric DeCosta will swing another, bigger deal to address one of the team's more pressing roster needs. Bo Smolka breaks it down.
Fairly early in the Ravens’ game against the Denver Broncos at M&T Bank Stadium on Nov. 3, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said he radioed up to his coaches in the booth upstairs with a simple observation: “Lamar’s on fire. He’s on fire throwing the ball.”
By: Bo Smolka
The Ravens made a deal in the final hours before the NFL trade deadline to acquire cornerback Tre'Davious White from the Rams, but they did not make any deals to address a pass rush that many view to be the Ravens' most pressing need. Bo Smolka breaks it down.
BALTIMORE — Game-changing plays have been few and far between for the Ravens’ defense this year, but despite being gashed all night by Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase, the embattled defense turned in two of the biggest plays of the game as the Ravens outlasted the Bengals, 35-34, in a big AFC North showdown at M&T Bank Stadium on Nov. 7.
By: Bo Smolka
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said he and his staff spent much of their “mini-bye” weekend working to solve issues with the team’s beleaguered pass defense, and he acknowledged both unacceptable struggles and a “great sense of urgency” to get the problem fixed.
By: Bo Smolka
The Ravens will face the Pittsburgh Steelers this coming Sunday at Acrisure Stadium in a huge AFC North matchup that will give the winner first place in the division, and much attention has been paid to the Steelers’ recent dominance in the rivalry.
By: Bo Smolka
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton was back on the practice field on Thursday, Nov. 14, an encouraging sign as he recovers from an ankle injury suffered a week ago against Cincinnati. But another defensive back, Arthur Maulet, was added to the injury report with a calf injury and was seen in the locker room in a walking boot after practice.
PITTSBURGH — Early in his career, Lamar Jackson once called the Kansas City Chiefs the team’s “kryptonite.” But the Pittsburgh Steelers continue to hold a particular hex over Jackson and the Ravens.
By: Bo Smolka
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Ravens head coach John Harbaugh lamented both the play call and the execution on the Ravens’ critical failed two-point conversion against Pittsburgh on Nov. 17, saying the run by quarterback Lamar Jackson is “one that we’d like to have back just across the board.”
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