By Bo Smolka
The Baltimore Ravens are officially Lamar Jackson’s team now.
Head coach John Harbaugh left no doubt, declaring Jackson will be the starter rather than a healthy Joe Flacco when the Ravens host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at M&T Bank Stadium Dec. 16.
At his season-review press conference this afternoon, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh indicated that he expects offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg to be back with the team next season.
Baltimore homicide detective dies after being shot in head — CBS
Groups call for tighter runoff laws at Md. industrial sites — AP
Target’s decision – was it theft, poor profitability or lack of “gentrification” on the West Side? — Baltimore Brew
ESPN’s Dan Graziano Believes Joe Flacco Will Be The Ravens Quarterback In 2020 — PressBox
State and county officials debate how to fix Lansdowne High School — WYPR
By Bo Smolka
The Ravens game against the Tennessee Titans Nov. 5 largely followed the script this season: Devoid of playmakers, an offense led by an inconsistent Joe Flacco struggled to generate points and the defense had a few costly breakdowns.
10 impact-focused ventures join Johns Hopkins’ Social Innovation Lab — Technical.ly
Universities to study how to turn Baltimore into a “smart city” — Baltimore Sun
Tent City leader blasts Pugh as city prepares to relocate homeless group — Baltimore Brew
Doctor Talks About Flacco’s Recovery, Former Teammates React To Hit — WBAL
Tiny Houses Can Bring Big Changes for Youths, Low-Income Homeowners — Jewish Times
Current and Future Park Improvements in South Baltimore — SouthBmore
Joe Flacco’s concussion overshadows Ravens’ most impressive win of the season — ESPN
Coffee Shop Owner “Frustrated” At Two Tip Jar Robberies — WBAL
Maryland STEM Festival goes blue collar — Technical.ly
USS Constellation full of stories revealed at turnaround — ABC2
Baltimore school suspensions fell last year — Baltimore Sun
This is What Activism Looks Like — Baltimore magazine
Police investigate attacks on bicyclists in Baltimore — WBAL-TV
Joe Flacco Acknowledges Ravens Have Been Conservative On Offense — PressBox
Works Begins on New Master Plan for Solo Gibbs Park in Sharp-Leadenhall — SouthBmore
Joe Flacco is working hard to get back in the groove after being sidelined for a crucial chunk of the summer.
Joe Flacco is the handsomest man in the NFL, says a group of 400 “impartial assessors.”
