How different will Todd Monken’s Ravens offense look from Greg Roman’s Ravens offense?

Humphrey, a Pro Bowler, underwent an operation in mid-August to address a lingering foot injury and hasn’t practiced since.

The Ravens open their season at 1 p.m. Sunday against the Texans at M&T Bank Stadium. Here’s what you need to know.

“I’m just taking it day by day, doing my thing and, God willing, I’ll be out there [Sunday],” Andrews said after Thursday’s practice.

Monken has spent the past three-plus decades trying to get it right as a coach. Here are four quarterbacks who swear he did.

“I’m actually trying to keep them under the radar,” quarterback Lamar Jackson said, “but I feel like we got a great group of guys.”

Andrews hadn’t practiced since before the Ravens’ Aug. 21 preseason game against the Commanders, sidelined by an undisclosed injury.

The Ravens have made a habit lately of defying conventional prognostications. Here are 10 predictions anyway.

As a new era of Ravens offense begins, here’s a refresher course on what Monken brings to the team and its scheme.

“Yeah, I would say that’s just bad reporting,” DeCosta said at a preseason news conference.

The Ravens cut their roster to 53 players, but it is far from set.

Demus had his best performance in the Ravens’ preseason finale Saturday, when he led the team with 86 receiving yards.

Two weeks ago, Harbaugh said Bowser was dealing with an “agitated knee,” which sidelined him at training camp.

With plenty of uncertainty at certain spots, here’s how the Ravens could put together their 53-man roster by Tuesday's deadline.

“My goal is to play 17 games this year,” Clowney said. “That’s the only goal I’m shooting for right now.”

Bateman is not all the way back, not yet. Asked how close to 100% his left foot feels, he said, “99. Very close.”

From Odell Beckham Jr.'s progress to Keaton Mitchell's speed, here’s what stood out to Baltimore Banner reporters.

With Marlon Humphrey recovering from surgery and others struggling, here’s how Eric DeCosta could put the 53-man roster together.

The Ravens desperately need to sort out the secondary, but Monday's loss to the Commanders was of only partial help: One young player held his own, while another looked lost.

Clowney didn't do much as a pass rusher in Cleveland last season. Could a move inside make him dangerous again?