Bottom line: The Raiders were willing to pay a premium that went above and beyond the premium Baltimore had in mind. Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta met with reporters on short notice Wednesday, answering for one of the organization’s most hectic stretches in recent memory,

Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta is optimistic about the team agreeing to a potential contract extension with star quarterback Lamar Jackson.

The NFL’s 2026 league year has begun as teams announce their official transactions from the legal tampering period. Those moves include not only free-agent signings but also agreed-upon trades. The most notable development of the past week came when

General Manager Eric DeCosta on the start of free agency. General Manager Eric DeCosta on extension talks with QB Lamar Jackson and others, how he and the Ravens' front office approach the draft, and more.

Baltimore GM Eric DeCosta explains how the Ravens plan to address a key offensive line hole after a major free-agency departure

Less than 24 hours after the Baltimore Ravens walked away from a deal that would have sent two first-round picks to the Las Vegas Raiders for Maxx Crosby, Eric DeCosta had to face reporters. The Ravens’ general manager said,

BALTIMORE — General manager Eric DeCosta put out his narrative on Wednesday, a response in damage control. He really had no other choice, and it seemed like either owner Steve Bisciotti’s production or something implemented by Chad Steele,

Ravens GM Eric DeCosta dismissed concerns that Baltimore’s pivot away from a Maxx Crosby trade hurt league relationships, noting that teams are still calling.