The Baltimore Ravens have lost a significant part of their defense, and the owner of one of the most memorable big-man interceptions of all time, as defensive tackle Michael Pierce announced his retirement Wednesday following a nine-year NFL career.

Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Michael Pierce announced his retirement from the NFL on Wednesday after nearly a decade in the league. Pierce, 32, spent nine years in the NFL, seven seasons with the Ravens and one with the Minnesota Vikings.

Ravens nose tackle Michael Pierce announced his retirement on Wednesday after eight seasons in the NFL, including seven with the Ravens.

If the Ravens draft an edge rusher in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, how would that selection shape the look of the team's picks for the rest of the draft? Joe Serpico looks at the options.

As free agency quiets down over the coming weeks, teams and their fanbases will turn focus completely to the 2025 NFL draft. This April, hundreds of former college stars and promising prospects will hear their names called in Green Bay, Wisconsin to become the next group of NFL stars.

The NFL has released the compensatory draft selections for the 2025 NFL Draft. These are additional picks awarded to teams for net free agency losses from the previous offseason. The comp picks, as they are commonly known,

It won’t be easy to navigate free agency when they have the seventh-lowest amount of cap space. It will also be a challenge as the Ravens have a few of their key players as free agents, and other teams are showing interest in them.