The Ravens won convincingly, but the story of the game was injuries: Baltimore appears to have lost star tight end Mark Andrews for the season and Cincinnati QB Joe Burrow left with a wrist injury.
The Ravens (7-3) will face the Cincinnati Bengals (5-4) at 8:15 p.m. Thursday in Baltimore. Here are predictions from The Baltimore Banner’s sports staff.
Hosts Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer attempt to make sense of the Ravens’ stunning 33-31 loss to the Browns. They also preview Baltimore’s upcoming Thursday night game against Cincinnati.
The Ravens squandered a lead, lost two important starters to injury and showed they have many more questions to answer before they should truly be considered among the league's best teams.
Paul and Jonas preview the Ravens’ game against the Browns, breaking down how Lamar Jackson and Baltimore’s offense can attack a stout Cleveland defense.
“My mom always says, ‘Get the lead, keep the lead,’” coach John Harbaugh said Monday. “I’m going to stick with that. Mom’s advice is always the best advice.”
Beckham, who’s coming off one of his strongest performances of the season, did not appear to be dealing with an injury after Sunday’s win over the Seattle Seahawks.
Which players have impressed the most? What obstacles are the Ravens most likely to trip over the rest of the way? And will they end up thriving through a difficult schedule to secure the No. 1 seed in the AFC?
The Ravens’ most common personnel grouping this year is 11 personnel (one back, one tight end and three wide receivers). Here’s how they switched things up in the 37-3 win over the Seahawks.