The Baltimore Ravens already have arguably the best secondary in the NFL, but they may not be done adding to it with a potential reunion on the horizon. Veteran cornerback Kyle Fuller recently worked out for the Ravens,

The Cowboys managed just 51 rushing yards vs the Ravens, and Brian Schottenheimer says the answer is more physical play up front.

Coach John Harbaugh said there are “more than 53 guys that would be good enough” to make the Ravens. Here’s a look at who those 53 could be.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/ravens as Former Ravens Pass Rusher Expected to Sign with AFC Team. Former Baltimore Ravens pass rusher Matthew Judon has a free-agent visit set up with the Miami Dolphins and is expected to sign with them, according to Aaron Wilson of KPRC2.

The Pittsburgh Steelers appear to be getting things on track after a lengthy delay in finalizing the T.J. Watt extension. Additionally, they have signed Aaron Rodgers. As for the Cleveland Browns, they are making efforts to improve, but they still have a reputation to overcome.

Baltimore is already pretty loaded on the edge with double-digit sack artists Kyle Van Noy and Odafe Oweh occupying either side. Not only that, but the Ravens selected Mike Green in the NFL Draft, and former fourth-round selection Tavius Robinson is an intriguing piece, as well.

Rookie kicker Tyler Loop appears locked in, but there are plenty of questions elsewhere, including safety, offensive tackle and edge rusher.

Cooper Rush threw a touchdown pass and a pick-6 in his return to AT&T Stadium, and rookie Tyler Loop kicked five field goals as the Baltimore Ravens beat the Dallas Cowboys 31-13.

A RLINGTON, Texas -- Another week, another mostly rough start for the Dallas Cowboys offense led by backup quarterback Joe Milton in a 31-13 defeat against the Baltimore Ravens. He finished with 122 yards and an interception on 9 of 18 passing, and he was replaced by Will Grier with just over nine minutes left to play in the game.