The Ravens' defense swarmed rookie QB C.J. Stroud, and Lamar Jackson played at an MVP level. Baltimore will host the AFC championship for the first time since 1971.

Mark Andrews (ankle) and Marlon Humphrey (calf) were ruled out of the Ravens’ playoff opener earlier this week.

Jacoby Jones, an All-Pro returner and wide receiver for the Ravens who started his career in Houston, is the Legend of the Game.

Despite a promising week of Ravens practice, Andrews will have to wait at least another week for his return to action.

Beckham’s playoff journey in Baltimore is inextricable from his last playoff journey, which ended with a torn ACL in the Super Bowl.

With a win, the Ravens would advance to the AFC championship game for the first time since 2012.

The Ravens will face the Texans in the AFC’s divisional round at 4:30 p.m. Saturday in Baltimore. Here's how it'll go down.

Coach John Harbaugh said after practice Thursday that Andrews’ status is “still up in the air.”

"If I feel like I’m going to be helpful to the team, I’m going to go," Andrews said Wednesday.

“He keeps talking about his goal, his goal, his goal, and that’s the team’s goal as well,” center Tyler Linderbaum said.

Flowers, the Ravens’ leading receiver, missed the team’s regular-season finale and sat out practice last week with a calf injury.

Players have praised new coordinator Scott Elliott for creating more customized workout plans and instilling a better vibe.

With a win over the AFC South champions, the Ravens would host the AFC championship game.

"Some guys are good to go; other guys are going to be more day-by-day,” Harbaugh said Monday.

Fullback Patrick Ricard, defensive lineman Justin Madubuike and inside linebacker Patrick Queen were named second-team All-Pro.

The 2019 team entered the postseason as Super Bowl favorites and left without a win. Four years later, the Ravens are again dominant. How do the teams stack up?

“Like any brother ... your brother gets something, you want it, too, right?” John Harbaugh said Wednesday.

The return of several players is a promising sign for their availability in next weekend’s playoff game.

The Ravens have thrived thanks to depth (and, yes, superb QB play) all year, but the playoffs are different. These players will need to step up if Baltimore wants to reach the Super Bowl.

Now that the final whistle of the Ravens' regular season has been blown, let’s walk through the highs, the lows, the laughter and the tears.