Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens never hit fourth gear in Minnesota, but they were the more poised team in a 27-19 road win. Here are five things we learned.

The Ravens still have a ways to go. But look at how far they’ve come in just under a month’s time, from 1-5 to 4-5.

The Ravens had opportunities to break out their new moves as they generated three takeaways during a 27-19 road win over the Minnesota Vikings.

Baltimore forced three turnovers in a 27-19 win over Minnesota.

The Ravens won the turnover battle, 3-0, and won even without vintage performances from Lamar Jackson or Derrick Henry.

With every starter available to play, the Ravens put inexperienced players such as Rasheen Ali and Aeneas Peebles on the inactives list.

Derrick Henry’s high school national rushing record (12,124 yards) is an unfathomably high number. But a senior in Indiana is making a push to break it.

Bateman vented his frustration over an apparent no-call after an incomplete third-down pass in the Ravens’ win over the Miami Dolphins last week.

The Ravens are 3-5, but their active roster is in good shape as they head into Week 10.

From Lamar Jackson’s scrambling ability to Andrew Van Ginkel’s underrated versatility, here’s what to watch in the Ravens’ Week 10 game against the Vikings.

The Ravens will face the Minnesota Vikings at 1 p.m. Sunday. Here are game predictions from The Banner’s sports staff.

Baltimore’s second-half schedule looks soft, but they need to get through a 4-4 Vikings team to get there.

Four years after Brian Flores baffled Lamar Jackson and the Ravens with “Cover 0” looks, Jackson has turned into one of the NFL’s best quarterbacks against the blitz. They’ll meet again Sunday.

The Ravens’ pass rush, tied for second to last in the NFL in sacks (11), has needed a player with Dre'Mont Jones’ edge.

The Ravens have enough talent to make a run at a third straight AFC North title, but did they do enough at the deadline?

Is Dre’Mont Jones enough of an upgrade?

Dre’Mont Jones has 4.5 sacks in the past four games and 19 pressures this season, according to PFF, more than any Ravens defender.

Ravens defensive lineman Broderick Washington’s return to the field will take even longer than expected.

The Ravens have a big problem and a bigger problem ahead of Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline: They need a pass rusher. And so do a lot of other teams.

Little made a 70-yard field goal during the preseason.