Brian Wacker is a writer based in Maryland, with a focus on local sports news, particularly in Baltimore. He has written for various publications including The Baltimore Sun, Frederick News-Post, and The capital. Brian's articles often cover the Baltimore Ravens, providing insights, analysis, and updates on the team's performance, players, and upcoming games.
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Brian Wacker's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football and the Baltimore Ravens. His articles typically involve event coverage, evolving stories, announcements, and expert commentary related to the NFL and specifically the Baltimore Ravens.
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By: Brian Wacker
He is a 6-foot-1, 173-pound long and athletic corner with elite speed
By: Brian Wacker, Sun Tns
BALTIMORE — Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta is fond of saying Baltimore can never have too many cornerbacks, and two weeks ago he conveyed as much by adding that he would love to pick one at some point in this year’s NFL draft.
By: Brian Wacker
The 6-foot-5, 308-pound right tackle did not allow a sack his last two seasons
By: Brian Wacker
Penn State defensive end Adisa Isaac (20) celebrates against Iowa during an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023, in State College, Pa. (AP Photo/Barry Reeger)
By: Brian Wacker
As the clock struck 11 p.m. Friday inside the Ravens' facility in Owings Mills and the third round of the NFL draft neared its conclusion in
By: Brian Wacker
The Ravens entered the final day of the NFL draft on Saturday with six picks. Here’s a look at whom they’ve taken.
By: Brian Wacker
Bears, Eagles, Chiefs were winners, while Falcons, Broncos and Malik Cunningham were losers How did the Ravens fare in this year's NFL draft?
By: Brian Wacker
Before Nate Wiggins and Devontez Walker became rookie teammates on the Ravens, selected three rounds apart in last week's NFL draft, they were Atlantic Coast Conference rivals and already intimately familiar with each other.
By: Brian Wacker
The first step for the Ravens’ draft picks and undrafted free agents begins Friday, with the start of a three-day rookie minicamp.
Odell Beckham Jr. was a shooting star for the Ravens, burning bright but moving quickly through Baltimore. After penning an emotional farewell on Instagram in March, he has landed in his next destination.
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