The Ravens released CB Chris Carr on Thursday, according to league sources.

With the season coming to a close, the crew at “Playbook” has taken to the film to find players who made marked improvements on the field. After taking a glance at quarterbacks last week, here’s a look at three defensive backs who caught our eye.

Lardarius Webb is back on the field for the Ravens, leaving Ed Reed as the lone member of the secondary remaining on the physically-unable-to-perform list.

One by one, the injury riddled Ravens’ secondary is getting healthy.

One of the biggest question marks surrounding the Baltimore Ravens during training camp has been the depth in the secondary, and Thursday night’s list of inactive players shows just how stretched that unit is.

The season-ending torn ACL for cornerback Domonique Foxworth on the eve of camp was an injury the Ravens could ill-afford.

A quick look around the league and players who have been announced, and reported, as starting the season on the physically-unable-to-perform list.

Ravens safety Ed Reed, who has been out four games with a hip/groin problem, will to try to play Sunday at Oakland barring any setbacks, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

Michael Vick, DeAngelo Williams and Michael Turner were among the players who sustained injuries in Week 15. Here’s a look around the league.

Ravens CB Fabian Washington told followers of his Twitter account that he has a torn anterior cruciate ligament, which means he would be out for the season.

The Baltimore Ravens have agreed to terms with third-round pick Lardarius Webb, with the rookie cornerback scheduled to sign his contract shortly, according to a league source.