Jonas Shaffer is a sports journalist, currently writing for The Baltimore Banner. With a focus on local sports in Maryland and Baltimore, Jonas has covered a range of topics including the Baltimore Ravens, expert predictions, player injuries, and game previews. His work has been featured in various publications such as The Baltimore Sun, Yahoo News, and The Chicago Tribune Media Group.
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The Ravens could use a rivalry reset. Here’s what to watch in their Week 11 matchup in Pittsburgh.
By: Jonas Shaffer
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By: Jonas Shaffer
Ravens All-Pro safety Kyle Hamilton said Friday that he expects to play against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, making a quick recovery from the sprained right ankle he suffered in last week's win over the Bengals.
By: Jonas Shaffer
Defensive lineman Travis Jones, who was questionable for Sunday's game because of an ankle injury, is active and will play.
By: Jonas Shaffer
Eleven weeks into a season with championship aspirations, the Ravens (7-4) remain almost allergic to complete games. They rewarded their sterling defensive effort Sunday — 3.6 yards per carry allowed, a season-best 5.7 yards per pass attempt allowed, four sacks, two takeaways — with a shrug on offense and a kick in the teeth on special teams.
By: Jonas Shaffer
The Ravens had a plan to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers. It started with stopping their two biggest stars.
By: Jonas Shaffer
Ravens All-Pro inside linebacker Roquan Smith was missing at the team's “bonus” practice Wednesday.
Smith, the NFL's co-leading tackler (110 tackles), didn't practice Wednesday after leaving Sunday's game with a hamstring injury, putting his availability for Monday's game against the Los Angeles Chargers in doubt. Along with Smith, defensive lineman Travis Jones (ankle), cornerback Arthur Maulet (calf) and rookie safety Sanoussi Kane (ankle) missed practice Wednesday and Thursday.
By: Jonas Shaffer
Malik Harrison wants to get his hands on J.K. Dobbins on Monday night. And then, yeah, he'd like to get his hands on a Dobbins jersey, too.
By: Jonas Shaffer
The Ravens released safety Eddie Jackson on Saturday, ending the offseason acquisition's disappointing stint in Baltimore after just nine games.
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