The Ravens dropped a their new Purple Rising alternate helmet, and Sr. Vice President of Marketing Brad Downs explained the process of coming up with the new look.

It’s getting all kinds of attention from Ravens fans who apparently have nothing better to do in the dog days of June than post comments on social media about an “alternate” helmet.

The Ravens will debut a new matte purple helmet against the Bengals on "Thursday Night Football" as part of the team's "Purple Rising" theme. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀 ...

OWINGS MILLS — Life became noticeably different, almost surreal, for Collin Schlee when he pulled into the parking lot at the Baltimore Ravens’ practice facility around 4 p.m. Friday. He wasn ...

The Ravens on Tuesday unveiled a “Purple Rising” alternate helmet. (Baltimore Ravens) By Timothy Dashiell. UPDATED: June 20, 2024 at 11:20 AM EDT.

The Baltimore Ravens on Tuesday revealed a new 'Purple Rising' alternate helmet that the club will debut in one game during the 2024 season.

Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson slammed his helmet down in frustration after throwing a late interception in his loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

On Tuesday morning, the Baltimore Ravens revealed an all-new "Purple Rising" alternate helmet, featuring an oft-forgotten logo on the side. The helmet will be worn for one game this season and ...

The Ravens' helmet decal, however, will help ensure that they're present in everyone's hearts and minds. Request Reprint & Licensing Submit Correction View Editorial & AI Guidelines.

On Tuesday, the Ravens unveiled a new helmet decal honoring both Jones and D'Alessandris. All players will wear the decal on the back of their helmets, just above each of their numbers.

The Ravens have unveiled a helmet decal they’ll be wearing this season in honor of two members of the organization who died this offseason. The team will be honoring former wide receiver Jacoby Jones, ...

If you're watching the Baltimore Ravens play in 2024, you'll see some decals on their helmets that say "Joe D" and "Jacoby 12.". What's the deal with those? If you're asking that, you've come to ...