FanDuel Daily Fantasy Football Preseason Helper: Week 2

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson said on Thursday, "I don't think I'll be running as much as I did last year."

Baltimore Ravens second-year tight end Mark Andrews has been the "most dangerous and productive offensive player" at training camp, writes Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic.

Baltimore Ravens third-round wide receiver Miles Boykin is earning praise from multiple beat writers for his play at training camp.

Baltimore Ravens rookie wide receiver Marquise Brown (foot) has been placed on the Non-Football Injury list.

Baltimore Ravens tight end Hayden Hurst (foot, hamstring) told 105.7 Baltimore he is "good to go" for training camp.

Jackson's rushing ability gave him an incredible weekly floor last season as the Ravens let him run wild, and our 2019 projections peg him as a screaming value among quarterbacks.

With teams focused on offensive and defensive lines on Day 1, unanswered questions abound entering the second night of the NFL Draft.

Brown could push for the team lead in targets as a rookie, but that may not be enough for a massive rookie season.

Get insights from numberFire's Editor-In-Chief during Day 1 and Day 2 of the NFL Draft.

The Giants and the rest of the NFC East have a pretty easy draw in 2019, but one team's schedule sets up for yet another deep run.

Wide receiver Jeremy Maclin, formerly of the Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs, and Baltimore Ravens, announced his retirement after nine seasons.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive lineman Haloti Ngata announced his retirement from the National Football League after 13 seasons.