Joshua Reed
Writer
Josh has been working as a contributor for Baltimore Beatdown since 2021. He provides analysis, breakdowns, profiles, and reports on important news and transactions from and about the Ravens. His professional resume as a sports reporter includes covering local events, teams, and athletes in his hometown of Anchorage, Alaska for Anchorage Daily News. His coverage on the Ravens and other NFL teams has been featured on Baltimore Beatdown, Heavy.com/sports, Maryland Sports Blog, and The Pineneedle.
Ravens vs. Browns key matchups: Myles Garrett is public enemy No. 1
This divisional bout features key battles between specific players, units, and coaches.
Ravens’ defense aims to “outplay” top-ranked Browns unit
The Ravens’ defense hopes to prove they’re superior on Sunday and be ranked No. 1 season’s end
Jadeveon Clowney is exceeding expectations thus far
The former No. 1 overall pick has been the healthiest and most impactful veteran offseason addition for the Ravens through the first three games of the season.
Ravens make practice squad moves to improve wide receiver and edge depth
The team brought back a pair of wideouts that were in training camp and officially signed a versatile free agent defender.
Report: Ravens to sign Kyle Van Noy to practice squad
The team is bringing reinforcements at one of their biggest positions of need due to a recent rash of injuries.
Kyle Hamilton is still most effective from the slot, but he shouldn’t be limited to just one area
According to his head coach, he won’t be despite a historic performance reprising the role that made him a rising star.
Overreactions to the Ravens’ Week 3 overtime loss to the Colts
Spicy yet reasonable takes following a disappointing upset loss.
Ravens place Tylan Wallace on injured reserve, re-sign Josh Johnson
The team is placing another young contributor on IR and again bringing back a familiar veteran
Ravens Rookie Report, Week 3: Zay Flowers and Tavius Robinson get heavy workloads
The first-round wideout and fourth round edge defender saw their most extensive action of the season to date.
4 takeaways from the Ravens’ overtime loss to the Colts
After being short-handed for the second week in a row on both sides of the ball, Baltimore suffers its first loss in disappointing fashion.