The “combined effects of fentanyl and cocaine” reportedly led to the death of Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson. The 6-foot-5, 270-pound pass-rusher’s death is being considered an ...

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson died from the combined effects of fentanyl and cocaine, Maryland Department of Health spokesman Chase Cook told USA TODAY Sports on Friday.

Jaylon Ferguson, the Baltimore Ravens linebacker who was found dead earlier this month, died from a combination of fentanyl and cocaine, the office of the chief medical examiner said in a statement.

The Ravens fan who was captured on ... an outpatient rehab program “for his yearslong cocaine addiction and alcoholism,” according to the Baltimore Sun. State’s Attorney Twila Driggins ...

Jack Callis of Sarasota Florida is seen in a viral video attacking two fans after the Ravens-Commanders game in Baltimore earlier this year is a danger to public safety because of his cocaine and ...

BALTIMORE, Md ... two Commanders fans after they played the Ravens on Oct. 13. According to officials, he was on a 15-day alcohol and cocaine bender; the judge will consider releasing him ...

John Callis, the Baltimore Ravens fan seen assaulting a pair of ... Officials have revealed that Callis was on a 15-day alcohol and cocaine bender at the time of the incident.