Rookie Mike Green applied consistent pressure, and David Ojabo and Adisa Isaac had sacks in the Ravens' preseason opener.

Thankfully, Baltimore's scouting staff does a much more thorough job. They spent hours weighing the positives of a skill set ...

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Ravens’ Ring of Honor member Michael McCrary spent time after an August 13 practice to work with rookie EDGE Mike Green.

“Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta defended selecting Marshall edge rusher Mike Green in the second round of the NFL draft Friday, saying they took him with the No. 59 pick after ...

Second-round pick Mike Green is making a strong impression at training camp, drawing praise from coaches and teammates for his quick adaptation to the NFL level and physical play style. "There's ...

“So, the Ravens’ Mike Green is hardly alone.” While Green isn’t alone in his holdout, Mink is banking on a “domino effect” at the start of training camp.

It didn't take long to notice rookie outside linebacker Mike Green. In his first padded practice, Green's motor and physicality were hard to ignore. He had what likely would've been a sack on ...

As the 59th overall pick, Green is slotted to get a four-year contract worth $7.4 million under the rookie wage scale. The snag could be on guaranteed money on that deal. Fully guaranteed deals ...

“Mike [Green] just comes in and works. Smart player, works hard, doesn’t really say much until we’re out here on the field and he has to communicate, which he does a great job of,” Orr said.

Ravens pass rush coach Chuck Smith praised rookie edge rusher Mike Green for 90 straight seconds in a press conference at OTAs on Thursday. "Mike can cross chop, Mike can spin, Mike can ghost.

Mike can rush. Mike is strong at the point of attack on the run." Right situation for Green Green was selected by the Ravens in the second round, pick No. 59, of the 2025 NFL Draft.