Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens have lost more production due to injuries this year than any other NFL team, according to Pro Football Focus.

“I’ll take responsibility for that,” Harbaugh told reporters Monday.

Bringing a dose of perspective to the hot takes about the Ravens after their loss to the Colts.

The Indianapolis Colts and Buffalo Bills attempted to pour salt — err, Old Bay — in the wounds of the Baltimore Ravens and Washington Commanders after bad losses.

Hosts Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer dissect a mistake-filled overtime 22-19 loss to the Colts on The Banner Ravens Podcast.

Every chance for a nail-in-the-coffin drive ended in disappointment, and every disappointment brought the Ravens closer to the brink.

Hamilton’s three sacks in the first half were the most by a Ravens defensive back in team history.

The Ravens squandered golden opportunities to win a sloppy game late, and that loss could hurt down the stretch against a backloaded schedule.

Through a combination of carelessness, miscommunications and a bad case of butter fingers, the Ravens gifted the Colts the ball too many times.

The Ravens failed in their bid for their first 3-0 start in seven seasons, and they have themselves to blame.

The Ravens could not overcome early turnovers and watched as Colts kicker Matt Gay hit four field goals longer than 50 yards. Justin Tucker's attempt to win the game from 61 yards fell short.

Running backs Melvin Gordon III and Kenyan Drake, who returned to Baltimore this week, were promoted from the practice squad.

Colts quarterback Gardner Minshew will start against the Ravens on Sunday.

The Ravens should be able to pass at will against the Colts, while Indianapolis backup QB Gardner Minshew poses little threat as a deep passer. But Baltimore's run game faces a challenge, and the pressure will be on players filling in for injured teammates.

Zeitler handed out baked goods and Simpson rushed to catch a Southwest plane after his son’s birth, but the sugar and stress were the perfect recipe for victory over the Bengals

The Ravens will face the Indianapolis Colts at 1 p.m. Sunday in Baltimore. Here are predictions from The Baltimore Banner’s sports staff.

The undefeated Ravens hope they can get through a game without another key injury.

Clowney missed Wednesday’s practice with an illness but returned Thursday. Still, the Ravens were without several big names.

Hear Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer discuss the Ravens’ performance against the Bengals and the team’s litany of injuries. And get a preview of Sunday’s game against the Colts along with a break down of Indy’s offense under backup quarterback Gardner Minshew.

O.J. and Chanda Brigance are celebrating the 15th year of their Brigance Brigade Foundation, dedicated to helping people like them who try to navigate an ALS diagnosis. On the cusp of his 54th birthday, O.J. says it's part of his nature to keep choosing to live.