Baltimore Ravens

Baltimore and Cincinnati displayed their high-flying offenses again, and again the Ravens came out on top.

Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase are quarterback Joe Burrow’s favorite targets.

Less than 11 months after suffering a season-ending knee injury, Mitchell is on the verge of his 2024 debut.

The alternate helmets were revealed on June 18 and are a matte, metallic purple.

A month ago, the Ravens left Cincinnati with a 41-38 overtime win and a sigh of relief. What could happen Thursday night?

The Ravens will face the Bengals on Thursday night. Here are game predictions from The Baltimore Banner’s sports staff.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is again set to start despite a limited week of practice.

After leading the NFL in sacks last season, Baltimore is in the bottom half of the league this year. Failing to upgrade the pass rush was a mistake.

Last week, before a starring performance in a blowout win Sunday over the Denver Broncos, Jackson missed practice Wednesday and Thursday to rest minor back and knee injuries.

White joins a talented but underperforming secondary that has regressed under first-year defensive coordinator Zach Orr.

In 128 career games, 123 of them with Baltimore, Williams recorded 325 tackles, 21 quarterback hits and seven sacks.

Eric DeCosta swung a deal for cornerback Tre’Davious White, but how much of a boost will the two-time Pro Bowler provide?

Almost two-thirds of the Ravens’ plays this season have featured some kind of changing picture — a running back doing a U-turn, a tight end re-establishing himself elsewhere on the field, a receiver accelerating at the snap — and for good reason.

Baltimore’s historic offense is steamrolling teams, but it can’t crack the first hour of some of the most prominent sports talk shows on TV.

“He’s quarterbacking better than anybody in the league,” tight end Mark Andrews said Sunday.

Trenton Simpson and Tavius Robinson were two of the second-year Ravens who made a big impact on an improved performance from Baltimore’s beleaguered defense.

"You can do everything right, and he can still find a way to get out the pocket and make plays.”

Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer break down Baltimore’s bludgeoning of Denver and appreciate the Ravens’ otherworldly offense.

Lamar Jackson had a perfect passer rating and Derrick Henry crossed the 1,000-yard mark for the season in a dominant win.

Join Baltimore Banner reporters and editors for live updates and analysis as the Ravens look to get back on track against the Broncos.