Rocco DiSangro is a Sports Anchor/Reporter for FOX Baltimore. He covers local sports news in Maryland, with a focus on the Baltimore area. Rocco is a graduate of Temple University and is passionate about delivering accurate and engaging sports stories to his audience.
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By: Rocco DiSangro
(WBFF) — Former Ravens wide receiver and Super Bowl 47 legend Jacoby Jones has died, WBFF confirmed with a league source.
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Ravens have agreed in principle to a one year deal with veteran safety Eddie Jackson, the team has announced.
By: Rocco DiSangro
Before Saturday's game against the Rangers in Arlington, the Orioles announced that outfielder Heston Kjerstad had been reinstated from the 7-day concussion injured list. As a result, the team has optioned outfielder Kyle Stowers to Triple-A Norfolk.
The Ravens veteran players have reported to the team facility in Owings Mills. Rookies reported July 13th, while quarterbacks and injured players did so two day
The Ravens veteran players have reported to the team facility in Owings Mills. Rookies reported July 13th, while quarterbacks and injured players did so two days later, with the veterans reporting today ahead of the team's first full Training Camp practice on Sunday.
By: Rocco Disangro, Morgan Adsit
Day one of training camp has one major absence. Ravens two-time MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson is not here. Jackson was sent home with an illness.Jackson has
By: Rocco DiSangro
What's the first day of Training Camp without some big news? 2X MVP Lamar Jackson was not in attendance for the Ravens first full day of Training Camp, but not because he didn't want to be there. The team's star quarterback was sent home sick.
Rashod Bateman's first three seasons in Baltimore have been underwhelming to say the least, but injuries have played a huge part. He's yet to eclipse 1,000 yard
It's hard to miss Kning
By: Rocco DiSangro
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