Steve Bisciotti said on Wednesday night that Lamar Jackson will run less for the Baltimore Ravens this coming season.

During a conference call with season-ticket holders, the owner was asked several questions about the young franchise quarterback. Last season, Jackson set the NFL record for quarterbacks by running 147 times.

"I think you'll be pleasantly surprised that Lamar is not going to be running 20 times a game," Bisciotti said. "That's not what this offense is about."

When Jackson took over for Joe Flacco, he won six of seven starts to lead the Ravens to their first AFC North title since 2012. He also averaged 17 carries per game.

The Baltimore Ravens have agreed to sign Shane Ray and Michael Floyd to one-year deals.

Pass-rush and wide receiver are considered the two biggest needs for the Ravens.

Ray played just 33 percent of the Broncos' defensive snaps last season, finishing with one sack.

Floyd had 10 catches for 100 yards and one touchdown last season for Washington.

The Baltimore Ravens have signed wide receiver Joe Horn, Jr. to their 90-man roster after an impressive tryout at rookie minicamp earlier this month.

Horn, Jr. had an underwhelming season for Division II Missouri Western last season. He caught 15 passes for 246 yards and no touchdowns in 11 games.

He is the son of the former Pro Bowl wide receiver from the New Orleans Saints. Joe Horn, Sr. ranks third in receiving yards in Saints history (7,622).

John Urschel abruptly retired from the NFL right before training camp in 2017 to focus on his PhD and life in general.

Urschel spent four seasons as an offensive tackle at Penn State and three with the Baltimore Ravens. Urschel was accepted into the PhD program for applied mathematics at MIT in 2016. Urschel is on track to graduate early in the spring of 2020 and has published a memoir titled “Mind and Matter: A Life in Math and Football”.

Urschel said he has had offers from NFL teams to join their analytics departments, but that he has no interest.

“I’m very much staying away from the sports analytics,” he said. “I have lots of friends who work in the field, and nothing against them, but I think while there are interesting problems, the mathematics is much more interesting in other fields. For example, the mathematics in computer science is much more fascinating to me than the math in football.”

Urschel will be applying to universities across the globe this spring after he receives his doctorate.

The Baltimore Ravens are expected to sign cornerback Terrell Bonds.

The former Tennessee State defender played for Memphis in the now defunct AAF.

After going undrafted, Joe Horn, Jr. is hoping to catch on with the Baltimore Ravens.

Horn caught 15 passes for 246 yards and no touchdowns last season for Division II Missouri Western.

"Joe Horn Jr. looked really good," John Harbaugh said after Saturday's practice. "I guess the thing that struck me about him was he looked like Joe Horn."