Baltimore Ravens

Detroit, which hasn’t won a playoff game since 1991, has the look of a potential powerhouse.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh wondered whether Lions fans will flock to Baltimore. We wondered whether the idea of home-field advantage even holds up any longer.

The Ravens (4-2) will face the Detroit Lions (5-1) at 1 p.m. Sunday in Baltimore. Here are predictions from The Banner’s sports staff.

Hosts Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer preview a difficult matchup for the Ravens. Then they break down the X’s and O’s with All 22 Films’ Coach DC to assess what has been working for Detroit this season.

Oweh was a full participant in practice Thursday, raising hopes he could be back for Sunday’s showdown against the Lions.

Ravens fans from Baltimore and beyond found their way to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for last week's game.

Banner Ravens reporters assess the team at the one-third mark of the season.

It started with the NFL draft in the early months of the coronavirus pandemic and getting acquainted over the phone. Now, the defensive players from the Ravens' 2020 class are coming together as one.

“I turn around, Odell and Jeffery are like fighting" after the game, Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey said on his podcast. “Bro, I’m pretty sure Odell is grabbing his facemask like they had to get separated and everything."

Coach John Harbaugh said Monday that Oweh was “looking close” to returning. The Ravens play the Detroit Lions on Sunday.

“I’m on the field,” Bowser said Tuesday. “I’m moving around very well. I’m just gaining more and more confidence each and every day.”

The Ravens’ offense still isn’t scoring on big plays. And now it’s struggling to score on little gains, too.

Williams was already dealing with a pectoral injury that sidelined him from Week 2 to Week 4 and that has limited his tackling ability since returning.

Examining the hot takes around the Ravens from Week 6.

Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer break down the Ravens’ sloppy 24-16 win over the Titans in London. Plus, Jonas gives his “Word of the Day” and Paul takes a “Bird’s Eye View” of the game.

Over 60 minutes Sunday, the Ravens again fell into the kind of identity crisis that can come over NFL teams in mid-October.

The Ravens were far from efficient or compelling against Tennessee, but cobbling together a victory was important after a deflating loss to Pittsburgh.

Mitchell opened the season on injured reserve after hurting his shoulder in the preseason.

Coach John Harbaugh called the return to health “super important” while saying players further down the depth chart won’t lose opportunities just because the starters have returned.