Will it be Lamar Jackson or Joe Flacco who ends up winning the honor of being the quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens All Quarter Century Team?
No kind of football team is complete without a quarterback, so let’s go ahead and find out who will be slinging passes for the Ravens All Quarter Century Team.
We’ve got two obvious choices in Lamar Jackson and Joe Flacco.
On one hand, you have an uber-decorated player who hasn’t quite been able to win the big one yet. On the other, you have a player who’s only accolade of any kind in the...
The Athletic’s Jeff Zrebiec interviewed Rashod Bateman and the wide receiver revealed trade talks with the Dallas Cowboys were more extensive than originally reported.
After the Ravens’ final minicamp practice this offseason, there was a chance the Ravens were moving on from their 2021 first-round pick, Rashod Bateman.
According to The Athletic’s Jeff Zrebiec, Bateman “wondered if he had played his last game as a Raven.”
Instead, he signed a three-year, $36.75 million contract extension, and will remain in Baltimore through 2029.
But prior, to the deal, Bateman was on the trading block and General Manager Eric DeCosta was looking...
The Ravens are trying to get past the rest of the AFC for the first time in over a decade. Here are three Secret Superstars who could help them get there.
Both John and Him Harbaugh are fond of asking the question-as-credo, “Who’s got it better than us?” It’s part of an overall philosophy they got from their father Jack, and in the case of the John Harbaugh-led Baltimore Ravens, the answer is, “Very few NFL teams.”
At least when it comes to the regular season.
Since Harbaugh became Baltimore’s head coach in 2008, the Ravens have had exactly two...
The NFL’s Defensive Player of the Year (DPOY) award is the highest possible individual honor for a defensive player to achieve, aside from winning Most Valuable Player — which rarely has happened in recent history. Even more rare is a player winning the DPOY in consecutive seasons. That has happened only three times ever.
Looking ahead to the upcoming 2025 season, there a number of potential candidates to win DPOY and upseat the incumbent winner, CB Patrick Surtain of the Denver Broncos.
According to Bleacher Report’s Brent Sobleski, Baltimore Ravens’ safety Kyle Hamilton might be able to do just that....
NFL.com’s Bucky Brooks sees new Baltimore Ravens cornerback Jaire Alexander as a viable Comeback Player of the Year candidate.
The Baltimore Ravens added cornerback Jaire Alexander to be a mainstay of their defense in their surge for a Super Bowl, and while that is still plausible, NFL.com’s Bucky Brooks sees Alexander as a candidate for one of the NFL’s individual accolades. Brooks picked long-shots for all seven major individual awards, and for Comeback Player of the Year, selected Alexander.
“A two-time Pro Bowler in seven seasons with the Packers before being released this offseason, perhaps a change of scenery will...
Which tight end will score the most touchdowns for the Ravens?
The Ravens have assembled a plethora of weapons for quarterback Lamar Jackson in the passing game, both at wide receiver and tight end. Jackson’s go-to target for his career has been tight end Mark Andrews, who led the team with 11 receiving touchdowns in 2024 despite a slow start to the season. Will the reliable tight end repeat as the team leader, or will he be usurped as Jackson’s favorite target?
Today’s Question of the Day is:
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Re-drafts are a fun on account of hindsight, but the Ravens don’t need it.
Re-drafts are an entertaining way to pass the time of the dreaded offseason. Looking back at drafts with the power of hindsight to hit on every pick and groan knowing your team could have selected X instead of Y. And last week, Bleacher Report’s Matt Holder attempted a re-draft of every NFL’s team’s worst first-round selection over the past five year. But the power of hindsight wasn’t good enough, because the Baltimore Ravens have hit on eight straight first-round picks in the past five years.
The...
Jamal Lewis won the RB1 job with 80 percent of the vote. Who will be the next back to join him on the Ravens All Quarter Century Team?
In our kickoff poll for this journey to find the Ravens All Quarter Century Team, you all voted emphatically to name Jamal Lewis as RB1. The one-time 2,000-yard rusher earned 80 percent of the vote and is our first player named to the team. With Lewis now eliminated from the poll, let’s go ahead and find our RB2!
Get back in there and vote!
Rice’s time with the...
Who’s your favorite player to have a massive season?
The Baltimore Ravens' roster is loaded with star players. It’s also stacked with a ton of young players who are right on the edge of being good or even great. From contract year guys like Isaiah Likely and Travis Jones looking to take that final leap, to rookies like Malaki Starks and Mike Green looking to go big their first year, and others in between.
Today’s Question of the Day is:
My Answer: Trenton Simpson
I think there are multiple...
It’s hard to show up as a late-round draft pick. What can each prospect lean on to make an impact?
It’s hard enough as it is for college football players to make an NFL roster and continue their football careers. Most college football players don’t. But when you are a Day 3 draft pick, it becomes even harder to get on the field and show your stuff. Add in being to an already loaded, championship roster and the Ravens' eight(!!!) Day 3 picks might be struggling just to make the 53-man roster.
The best thing these rookies can do is...
Interceptions are one of the most notable individual statistics in football, but in particular on the defensive side of the ball. While the Baltimore Ravens have had one of the league’s better defenses for the past several seasons, they haven’t always been near the top of the team interception list.
Last year, the Ravens’ 12 interceptions ranked tied for 17th among all defenses. All-Pro cornerback Marlon Humphrey accounted for half of the team’s interceptions with a career-high six of his own. In 2023, the Ravens finished third in the NFL with 18 interceptions. That season, Geno Stone’s seven picks led...
Lamar Jackson joined Kevin Hart in his interview series, “Cold as Balls.”
Finally, LOL Network’s season finale of “Cold as Balls” with Kevin Hart interviewing Lamar Jackson has released. Below are the highlights.
Kevin Hart: “Did you really have the [NFL] in your mind at that age?”
Lamar Jackson: “Yes. First grade. I was seven years old.”
KH: “Was quarterback always the position?”
LJ: “Yeah. Quarterback was always the position. Always my position. Back then, too.”
Jackson on his college decision and selecting Louisville over Florida.
“Louisville’s Head Coach Bobby Petrino, he was like, ‘Yeah, you’re going to get...