Bo Smolka is a journalist at PressBox Media. He specializes in team sports, providing in-depth coverage and insightful analysis on various athletic competitions. Bo's work has also been featured in Baltimore Fishbowl.
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Bo Smolka's articles have a strong focus on event coverage and announcements, particularly related to the Baltimore Ravens and the NFL. He would likely be interested in insights from sources with direct knowledge of these events, such as players, coaches, or team officials.
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BALTIMORE — Over Lamar Jackson’s eight-year career, Ravens fans have grown accustomed to highlight-reel offense from the league’s two-time MVP quarterback. Over the past month, the Ravens’ offense hasn’t looked anything like that, but the wins have come nonetheless.
BALTIMORE — This was going to the night the struggling Ravens got right. Facing a Cincinnati defense that by virtually every metric ranked among the worst in the league, the Ravens seemed to have the ideal Thanksgiving recipe for an offense that has been scuffling mightily of late.
The Ravens and All-Pro tight end Mark Andrews have agreed to a new three-year contract extension, the team announced Dec. 3, meaning the most prolific pass-catcher in Ravens history will not hit free agency as many expected.
By: Bo Smolka
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — John Harbaugh said the NFL has admitted to him that the officials blew a call that led to a four-point swing in the Ravens’ 27-22 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Dec. 7.
The Ravens signed nose tackle Travis Jones to a new three-year contract extension on Dec. 11, retaining another of their own players before he hits free agency in the spring.
Playing in the coldest game in Ravens history, Baltimore’s defense was as hot as it’s been all season.
PressBox is proud to honor Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton as our 2025 Mo Gaba Sportsperson of the Year.
By: Bo Smolka
After spending a few years trying to kick his way out of Sam Koch's shadow, Jordan Stout is enjoying the best season of his Ravens career.
BALTIMORE — Lamar Jackson winced repeatedly as he dressed and then leaned against a locker to talk to reporters, his body feeling about as bruised and battered as his underachieving team’s playoff hopes.
A day after the Ravens suffered a disheartening loss that pushed his team to the brink of playoff elimination, John Harbaugh faced questions about his job security and said, "The future is today. The future is the Green Bay Packers, and that's what we're looking at."
