Baltimore Ravens

“I’ve faced adversity all my life,” Williams said. “It’s nothing new to me. Adversity makes you or breaks you."

Diontae Johnson is nice, but the Ravens should be looking for more help on defense before Tuesday's deadline.

Nate Wiggins was all of 20 years old when he arrived for Ravens training camp. His transition to pro football has delivered plenty of challenges.

“We’ve got game, quick game, another big game coming up, so that was warranted today,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said.

Pierce signed a two-year contract extension at the end of last season.

You can learn a lot by watching all 59 (yes, 59) of the explosive plays Baltimore has given up this year.

Johnson adds another dimension to a high-powered offense that already ranks among the league’s most efficient and explosive.

The Ravens will send a 2025 fifth-round pick for Johnson, who leads Carolina with 30 catches for 357 yards this season.

Baltimore swapped Day 3 picks with Carolina to acquire Diontae Johnson. But is this an overreaction to Sunday’s loss in Cleveland?

The costume does, however, include a $275 jersey.

Harbaugh left open the possibility that the Ravens’ defense could undergo further changes. The team shook up its coaching staff with the hiring of former coordinator Dean Pees as a senior adviser.

Jack Callis — the Ravens fan and now Florida man — who attacked two Commanders supporters brings shame to both states despite not being representative of either.

Jackson and the offense had been the Ravens’ deodorant this season, covering up the defense’s funk almost every week.

A team spokesman said Owusu-Koramoah had movement in his arms and legs when he was taken to a hospital. As of Sunday evening, he was still undergoing tests and further evaluation.

There’s no fear factor to this defense — a problem that is rooted in a pass rush that can’t get home.

Maybe the Ravens would have lost no matter what. Or maybe, if they had made just one interception, the locker room would have been filled with smiles and laughter.

The Ravens have only themselves to blame after dropped passes and would-be interceptions spoiled what should have been an easy win.

Baltimore’s secondary couldn’t stop Cleveland, and the offense never got into a rhythm as the Ravens lost to a bad Browns team.

The Ravens moved inside the Cleveland 25 before Lamar Jackson’s final pass was incomplete as time ran out.

Brent Urban and Michael Pierce were ruled out of the first half against the Browns with a concussion and a calf injury, respectively.