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The Baltimore Ravens have made Kyle Hamilton the highest-paid safety in the NFL. They reached an agreement with Hamilton late Tuesday on an extension that will keep the 24-year-old in Baltimore for the foreseeable future. The deal is worth $100.4 million over four years, including $82 million guaranteed, eclipsing the four-year, $86 million pact the Detroit Lions and safety Kerby …

By Jayna Bardahl, Saad Yousuf and Chad Graff Another domino of the NFL’s roster cutdown process fell Wednesday afternoon, when all of the eligible players released at Tuesday’s deadline went through the waiver wire. In total, teams claimed 29 players, with the Tennessee Titans — who had first priority — leading the way by claiming four. The New York Jets …

The Baltimore Ravens initial 53-man roster was finalized on Tuesday, August 26 at 4 p.m. ET. However, the initial 53-man roster never lasts for long, with the Ravens traditionally working out deals to get players onto injured reserve and re-sign veterans who are not subject to waiver claims. The Ravens are priority No. 27 for waiver wire rulings, which coincides …

The Ravens have rewarded one of the league’s best young defensive players. General Manager Eric DeCosta announced in his Wednesday press conference that safety Kyle Hamilton has signed a four-year contract extension. Multiple reports indicate the deal is worth $100.4 million with $82 million guaranteed. That’s a record for a safety. “We started really kind of engaging with Kyle and …

Three undrafted rookies defied the odds to make the team. With arguably the NFL’s most loaded roster and an 11-man drafted rookie class, it seemed like this would be a rare year when an undrafted rookie didn’t crack the 53-man roster. Instead, a whopping three made the team: safety Reuben Lowery III, inside linebacker Jay Higgins IV, and cornerback Keyon …

Another preseason game, another butt-whooping! Dan Quinn can NOT be happy with the performance of this team during the three preseason games. Thankfully, training camp is over and preparation for the up=coming season is now under way. However, if Washington comes out slow against the Giants, there may be some questions that need to be answered. On a slightly positive …

The Ravens said quarterback Lamar Jackson was fine after getting his foot stepped on at Wednesday’s practice, but his absence at Thursday’s practice left some to wonder whether there was any lingering issue that would threaten his availability. Those concerns should be put to rest on Monday. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said after Saturday’s game that Jackson is set …

The final preseason game is over and cutdown day looming. In this final roster prediction, the Ravens stick with their typical 25 offensive, 25 defensive, and 3 specialist model they stubbornly stick to year-in and year-out. That has consequences up and down the roster, which we will get into in this full breakdown. Lamar Jackson, Cooper Rush Simple stuff here. …

Simpson was the Ravens’ only starter to play in the preseason finale and he finished on a high note. Simpson had a deflected pass that resulted in an interception, 1.5 sacks, a forced fumble, and six tackles in the first half. After a good training camp in which he re-claimed his spot next to Roquan Smith, Simpson built momentum heading …