Baltimore Ravens

    Kyle Goon: With injuries piling up, the Ravens’ only goal for the next few weeks is survival
    COLUMN | The Ravens have touted their high-concept offensive and defensive scheme changes, but with mounting injuries, grit and competitiveness have to be the team’s winning traits.
    Ravens backup quarterback Tyler Huntley runs for a 9-yard gain in the third quarter of Sunday’s 24-18 win over the Titans.
    Instant analysis: Ravens’ win vs. Titans creates more questions than answers
    The Ravens held on, but injuries are the story.
    Running back Derrick Henry rushes for a touchdown in the first quarter as the Ravens beat the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.
    Childhood friends fall into familiar rhythm on Ravens defense
    Ravens teammates Nate Wiggins and Zion Young grew up playing football together. Now, the childhood friends are reunited in Baltimore.
    Zion Young, center, with his parents Frank Young and Shirley Reese after Zion's first preseason Ravens game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
    Ravens rookie Vega Ioane is learning the ropes at center. Good luck holding on.
    To preserve Lamar Jackson’s physical and mental well-being, the first thing Ravens center Vega Ioane will have to do Sunday is see everything.
    Vega Ioane, the Ravens’ first-round draft pick and first-string right guard, will start at center Sunday against the Titans because of a series of injuries to other players.
    Ravens’ Trey Hendrickson out for Titans game after undergoing finger procedure
    Hendrickson, a four-time Pro Bowl selection, signed a four-year deal with the Ravens during the offseason worth up to $120 million.
    Ravens outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson takes to the field before the team's Week 2 game against the New Orleans Saints.
    Ravens vs. Titans: 5 things to watch, including Jeffery Simmons, Mark Andrews and a fast start
    As the Ravens move on from a rollicking win in Rio de Janeiro over the Cowboys, here’s what to watch in their Week 4 matchup against the Tennessee Titans.
    Ravens tight end Mark Andrews reacts against the New Orleans Saints in Week 2.
    Expert predictions for Ravens vs. Titans: Who will win Week 4 clash?
    The Ravens will face the Tennessee Titans on Sunday in Baltimore. Here are game predictions from The Banner’s sports staff.
    Running back Derrick Henry will oppose his former team Sunday when the Ravens host the Titans.
    When will Derrick Henry break the NFL rushing record? We have a prediction.
    It will take a while — but Henry has shown unlikely durability.
    Ravens running back Derrick Henry leaves the field after he ran for 144 yards and three touchdowns against the Colts in the first game of the season.
    Kyle Goon: Derrick Henry has outrun Father Time. Next up? Emmitt Smith.
    COLUMN | Derrick Henry’s physicality has made him one of the NFL’s most punishing backs. But his competitive mentality is why he’s been so productive into Year 11 of his career.
    Derrick Henry has run for 13,319 yards and 128 touchdowns in a career that began in 2016.
    Ravens QB Lamar Jackson, limited by back injury, expected to play vs. Titans
    Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was a limited participant in practice Wednesday but is expected to play Sunday against the Tennessee Titans, coach Jesse Minter said.
    Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was listed on Wednesday’s injury report because of his back.
    Derrick Henry says leaving the Titans was ‘bittersweet.’ For the first time, he gets to face them.
    Derrick Henry rushed for 1,927 yards in his first year as a Raven. It was the second-best season of his career, and it came at age 30, four seasons after his career high of 2,027 yards.
    Derrick Henry rushed for 1,927 yards in his first year as a Raven. It was the second-best season of his career, and it came at age 30, four seasons after his career high of 2,027 yards.
    Down 3 centers, Ravens have few options to fix offensive line
    Three weeks in, the Ravens are down three centers. Something needs to change. But how?
    Baltimore Ravens guard Jovaughn Gwyn during a preseason football game against the Washington Commanders in Baltimore last month.
    What did the Ravens show in September? Here are 5 stats shaping a young season.
    The Ravens remain something of an unknown through the first month. But these five numbers help tell the story — and could predict how the rest of the season will go.
    Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter following the team’s Training Camp session in Owings Mills earlier this year.
    Ravens’ win in Rio de Janeiro breaks international game viewership record
    The Ravens’ last-second 34-31 win Sunday over the Dallas Cowboys at Rio de Janeiro’s Maracanã Stadium averaged 24.9 million viewers, according to CBS, making it the most watched international game in NFL history.
    RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - SEPTEMBER 25: An aerial view of the Maracana Stadium before the NFL Game Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys on September 25, 2026 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The NFL will be hosting its third game in South America on September 27 at Maracana Stadium. (Photo by Buda Mendes/Getty Images)
    Ravens may continue using rookie Vega Ioane at center as injury situation grows dire
    With long-term injuries to Jovaughn Gwyn and Ethan Pocic, the Ravens now have lost their top three centers.
    Ravens rookie offensive lineman Vega Ioane warms up prior to the team's Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts.
    What we learned from an unforgettable Ravens victory in Brazil
    The Ravens left Brazil with an improbable 34-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys. Here are five things we learned from a game we won’t soon forget.
    Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Chris Moore (17) celebrates with quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) after a touchdown during the second half of an NFL football game against the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro, Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano)
    Lamar’s party: Jackson lifts Ravens in Rio
    The Ravens’ defense struggled, but Lamar Jackson found a way.
    Lamar Jackson greets fans after the Ravens beat the Cowboys in the NFL’s first-ever game in Rio de Janeiro.
    Inside the astonishing final 28 seconds of the Ravens’ win over the Cowboys
    How the Ravens pulled off an unlikely win in Rio De Janeiro.
    Ravens kicker Tyler Loop hits the “SIU” celebration with teammates after a game-winning 56-yard field goal to beat the Cowboys in the first NFL game ever played in Rio De Janeiro on Sunday.
    Ravens beat Cowboys, charm Brazil in first Rio NFL game
    The Ravens take on the Cowboys at Rio’s iconic Maracanã Stadium in a game the team badly needs to win after last week’s disappointment. Follow along with The Banner's live blog throughout Sunday.
    Baltimore Ravens fans cheer before an NFL football game against the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro, Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano)
    Tyler Loop plays hero in unbelievable win in Rio | Banner Ravens Podcast
    Loop's 56-yarder capped a thrilling game in Brazil.
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