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By MIKE PRESTON | January 13, 2009
It appears as though Ravens defensive coordinator Rex Ryan is finally going to become an NFL head coach, either with the New York Jets, the St. Louis Rams or somebody. When an NFL owner comes to town and spends five hours in an interview, as Jets owner Woody Johnson did with Ryan on Sunday, then it's pretty serious business, and now it becomes only a matter of time. But Ryan's loss could have major ramifications for the Ravens. Throughout the franchise's time in Baltimore, there have been two constants.
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By Jamison Hensley | January 21, 2008
After the Ravens made their biggest decision by hiring a new head coach, John Harbaugh now has his own hiring to do. Harbaugh has started the search for a coaching staff, a pivotal process, especially for a rookie head coach. It is believed that the front-runners are Philadelphia Eagles quarterbacks coach Pat Shurmur for offensive coordinator and Rex Ryan for defensive coordinator. "There are a lot of good football coaches inside this building right now, and there are a lot of really good football coaches outside this building who want to coach for the Baltimore Ravens," Harbaugh said.
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January 26, 2005
Moves Baseball DEVILS RAYS: Designated P John Webb for assignment. DODGERS: Agreed to terms with former Orioles P Scott Erickson on minor league contract. Named Jon Debus bullpen coach and promoted Jim Lett to bench coach. MARLINS: Agreed to terms with 1B Carlos Delgado on multi-year contract. TWINS: Agreed to terms with P C.J. Nitkowski on minor league contract. Basketball GRIZZLIES: Placed F Pau Gasol (foot) and G Andre Emmett (ankle) on injured list. Activated F Ryan Humphrey and F/G Mike Miller from injured list.
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By Brent Jones | January 20, 2005
The Ravens hired former Miami Dolphins assistant Clarence Brooks as defensive line coach yesterday, a day after he interviewed for the job. Brooks, 53, comes to the Ravens after five years in the same capacity in Miami, where he was not retained by new Dolphins coach Nick Saban. In Miami, Brooks mentored four Pro Bowl players, including three-time selection Jason Taylor. He also received credit for developing undrafted end Adewale Ogunleye, who led the AFC with 15 sacks in 2003 . Brooks will take over a Ravens defense that registered 39 sacks this season and allowed 3.6 yards a rush, which tied for the second-lowest average in the league.
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December 26, 2004
Pro soccer MISL standings Eastern Division W L Pct. GB Philadelphia 8 5 .615 - Cleveland 4 6 .400 2 1/2 Blast 5 8 .385 3 Central Division W L Pct. GB Milwaukee 9 4 .692 - St. Louis 8 5 .615 1 Chicago 6 8 .429 3 1/2 Western Division W L Pct. GB Kansas City 5 3 .625 - San Diego 4 6 .400 2 Monterrey 1 5 .167 3 Today's game Philadelphia at Blast, 6:05 p.m. Moves Baseball ROYALS: Agreed to one-year contract with free-agent P Jose Lima, who...
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By C.J. Holley | August 10, 2004
Question: Brian, is Zeus [Orlando Brown] back? He didn't practice much. Coach Billick: We'll see, he's having to deal with a personal issue, some serious things going on that he has to attend to. I think he should be ready to go for Thursday night but we're going to have to respect what he's dealing with at home. Q: Good to see Todd [Heap] back? Billick: Yeah, running around, we'll decide what he's going to do Thursday night M-{ a series or two. Right now we seem fairly healthy we'll all get a better feel for it once we get through the practice and see where some of the pulls and aches and pains are going.
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By Brent Jones | January 23, 2004
Describing his style as fast, Ravens outside linebackers coach Jeff FitzGerald said he looks forward to his new job with a team he believes can contend for the Super Bowl. FitzGerald, who is at the Senior Bowl practices in Mobile, Ala., comes to the Ravens after four seasons on the defensive staff of the Arizona Cardinals and will work with linebackers coach Mike Singletary. The team's outside linebackers include a Pro Bowl player (Peter Boulware) and the NFL's Defensive Rookie of the Year (Terrell Suggs)
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By Brent Jones | January 9, 2004
Ravens secondary coach Donnie Henderson interviewed for the defensive coordinator position with the New York Jets yesterday. Henderson became the second person to meet with Jets officials, following former New York Giants defensive coordinator Johnnie Lynn. Former Buffalo Bills coach Gregg Williams was considered the front-runner, but he accepted the offer to become defensive coordinator of the Washington Redskins on Wednesday. Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive line coach Rod Marinelli, Philadelphia Eagles linebackers coach Ron Rivera, Tennessee Titans linebackers coach Gunther Cunningham and possibly former Pittsburgh Steelers defensive coordinator Tim Lewis likely will interview with the Jets over the coming weeks.
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By MIKE PRESTON | December 31, 2003
A YEAR AGO, Ravens coach Brian Billick said he wouldn't let a truck back up to the Owings Mills complex and haul away several of his assistant defensive coaches. The truck is warming up for a possible return visit in 2003. Six NFL head coaches have been fired or have resigned since the season started, including the bizarre resignation of Washington Redskins coach Steve Spurrier yesterday. There could be more soon. Fortunately for Ravens defensive assistants Donnie Henderson, 46, and Rex Ryan, 41, the openings could lead to jobs as defensive coordinators.
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February 7, 2003
Moves Baseball ATHLETICS: Announced retirement of OF David Justice. CARDINALS: Agreed with IF Wilson Delgado, P Rick Ankiel, P Chance Caple, P Jimmy Journell, P Jeremy Lambert, P Scotty Layfield, P Josh Pearce and P Les Walrond on one-year contracts. DEVIL RAYS: Signed 1B Travis Lee, who had been with Phillies, to one-year contract with mutual option for 2004. Agreed with SS Hector Luna, P Gerardo Garcia, P Seth McClung and P Matt White on one-year contracts. INDIANS: Signed P Paul Rigdon, P Rafael Betancourt, IF Ron Wright and OF Brant Brown to minor-league contracts.