Harbaugh said "fact we're healthiest we've been all year" has been very important to the Ravens' success.

Basically like signing a top free agent for the playoffs. Anthony Lynn said last week Henry would be in the mix. So… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

The Ravens are slight favorites over the Chargers in Sunday’s wild-card matchup. They’ve been underdogs in their past five playoff games. bsun.md/2F1aU5M

Lamar Jackson will be the first-ever 21-year-old quarterback to start an NFL playoff game. The youngest before him? A 22-year-old Michael Vick, of course. bsun.md/2F0jRv9

D.C.-area Ravens fans who were planning on watching Sunday's playoff game on WUSA might have to find a Baltimore friend. They woke up today without a CBS affiliate. bsun.md/2LHvJ6w

After seven straight starts, the point guard has come off the bench for the last four games, but Wildcats coach John Calipari is not worried. “I’m still learning about him, and he’s still learning about what he’s got to do," he said of Quickley. "It’s a process.”

John Harbaugh says that even when things “looked daunting from the outside,” there was still always energy in the building. Same goes with this week.

John Harbaugh: “Everybody plays you according to their basic structure.”

Ravens WR Chris Moore back at practice. Only G Marshal Yanda (likely vet day) and CB Tavon Young (groin) were missing from the open portion of practice.

Lamar Jackson, team player: "When people doubted us in the middle of the season, we were all we had. People didn't have our back, so I'm going to talk to my teammates regardless, whether it's the kicker, the punter. It can be the equipment guy, and I'm going to talk to him, too."

“Everyone knows what a great coach he was, but just a terrific human being," Ely said. "They don’t come any nicer. When he got named Coach of the Year, I was going to look him up and congratulate him, and I knew what his reaction would be. ..."

When Mount Union came to Baltimore for a Friday walkthrough before a playoff game against Johns Hopkins in 2016, @CoachMargraff personally welcomed the Purple Raiders to Homewood field as the team stepped off its fleet of buses.

"First impressions of people go a long way, and mine was a very humble, very friendly, courteous man,” Kehres continued.

“I don’t think you can find a nicer man," Dailey said. "He was such a gentleman and was always so humble even with all the successes that he had at Hopkins. You never saw him want to take the credit for it. It was always about the team, his players, his coaches..."

From his office overlooking Homewood Field, @CoachPetro43 could watch @CoachMargraff run practice every day. "The one thing you know about Jim was he really cared about his players and his coaches," Pietramala said. ...

Shortly after @CoachMargraff was named the D3football National Coach of the Year, @CoachPetro43 congratulated his colleague. “He was more Man of the Year than Coach of the Year," Pietramala said. "He really was a very special man.”

The @Ravens blitzed Baker Mayfield 22 times in their playoff-clinching win, tied for the 6th-most blitz calls in an… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

Only one team in the NFL has three or more top-30 @PFF tight ends. The Ravens have four. And they’re loving every minute they have with each other. bsun.md/2LMzWpy

Carmody on Thursday night's Patriot League opener against his protege: "I don’t like to play against guys that I like."
Hardy on facing his former coach and employer: "I know it's going to be a tough challenge. He’s a very good coach, and he’s been there.”

Ravens DC Wink Martindale on the last drive vs. Cleveland: “We already knew what we were going to call” to stop them.

Ravens DC Wink Martindale says head coaching speculation around him is flattering but reflects the defensive staff’s quality. “If it happens, it happens. If it doesn’t, it doesn’t.”