Giana Han is a Ravens reporter for The Baltimore Banner. With a focus on local sports coverage, Giana provides in-depth analysis and updates on the team's games, players, and standings. Her work has also been featured in various publications, showcasing her expertise in sports reporting.
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“I think it was just whiplash,” Wiggins said. “Just hit my head hard in the car wreck and just think I had whiplash.”
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The Ravens have had a month to warm up. Now it's time to dive into divisional play.
He also scored his 100th career rushing touchdown in the game at Cincinnati
CINCINNATI — The Ravens' defense reached soaring heights against the Cincinnati Bengals — a clutch interception, a last-minute three-and-out, an
The Ravens saw two players who missed last week's game due to injury participate in practice. Starting left guard Andrew Vorhees, who is dealing with an ankle injury, was on the field, as was wide receiver and starting punt returner Deonte Harty, who out with a knee injury.
He has teamed with his best friend, now a JV football coach, to teach players more about the game in hopes of spurring them to play at higher levels.
The Ravens will be without two regular contributors on defense, though.
By: Giana Han
As men and as players, Nnamdi Madubuike, Odafe Oweh and David Ojabo are shaped by their shared roots.
By: Kyle Goon, Jonas Shaffer, Paul Mancano
The Ravens' regular season is 33% over, and what a first third it was.
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