The team is bringing back the veteran running back to provide more depth and injury insurance to their backfield.

The Baltimore Ravens recently worked out a trio of veteran running backs with the hopes of adding more depth to their banged-up backfield according to The Athletic’s Jeff Zrebiec. On Wednesday, they opted to bring back a familiar face, adding Kenyan Drake on the practice squad.

The move was first reported by NFL Networks’ Tom Pelissero and per Zrebiec, the other two veteran players at the position were Ronald Jones and James Robinson. Jones was recently released by the Dallas Cowboys...

The Ravens reportedly inquired about a trade

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On Tuesday it was reported that the Baltimore Ravens checked in with the Los Angeles Rams, inquiring about running back Cam Akers. After the loss of running back J.K. Dobbins due to a torn Achilles, the Ravens are hoping to add depth to their department, though they could be more interested in...

Lamar Jackson’s accuracy has taken the Ravens QB to another level

Jamison Hensley, ESPN

In Sunday’s 27-24 win in Cincinnati, Jackson delivered one of the best passes of his six-year career, hitting rookie wide receiver Zay Flowers for a spectacular 52-yard completion. With only 0.7 yards of separation between Flowers and two Bengals defensive backs, Jackson placed the ball on Flowers’ hands on a pass that had a 33.8% completion probability, according to NFL Next Gen Stats.

This is the latest throw that shows how on point Jackson has been in leading the Ravens to...

The latest power rankings following their Week 2 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals.

The majority of national pundits are much higher on the Baltimore Ravens after an impressive outing by their short-handed defense and an offensive attack that was both well balanced and well executed in a Week 2 road win over their division rival Cincinnati Bengals. Now, it’s time to see where the team lands among the NFL landscape of power rankings heading into Week 3.

The Athletic: 5 (Last week: 8)

From Josh Kindall

Quarterback Lamar Jackson is quickly getting comfortable in offensive coordinator Todd...

The team is losing their starting nickel for the time being and promoting their backup center in the meantime.

The Baltimore Ravens made a pair of transactions on Tuesday involving two players that were integral in their Week 2 statement win over the Cincinnati Bengals this past Sunday.

Just when they got positive news on the injury front in the form of veteran free safety Marcus Williams not needing surgery for his injured pectoral, they are losing another key piece of secondary for the time being.

Starting nickel cornerback Ar’Darius Washington is being placed on injured reserve with a chest...

General Manager Eric DeCosta executing due diligence.

According to NFL Insider Jordan Schultz, the Baltimore Ravens are one of four teams that have reached out to the Los Angeles Rams about a potential trade for running back Cam Akers.

Akers, 24, was drafted by the Rams with the No. 52 overall pick in the 2020 draft. His rookie season he, Darrell Henderson and Malcolm Brown were a three-headed rushing trio for the Rams, where he finished with 625 yards on 145 carries (4.3 YPC) and two touchdowns. In Year 2, Akers was expected to shoulder a greater load but suffered...

Rivalry week brought some early separation in the division

Week 2 in the AFC North saw cross-divisional matchups around the board. The Ravens and Bengals faced off for the third time in the past four games dating back to last year, with Baltimore emerging victorious to improve to 2-0. The Bengals are now 0-2 for a second straight season as their trend of September struggles continues.

On Monday night, the Steelers bounced back at home with a gritty primetime win over the Browns. Both teams are now 1-1 as the Ravens are the only undefeated squad remaining in the division....

The Ravens got some impressive performances and clutch plays from several unheralded players in a statement victory.

In Week 2 of the 2023 regular season, the Baltimore Ravens returned to the scene where their 2022 postseason ended and avenged that heart-breaking loss with a vindicating 27-24 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

In a game that they were widely expected to lose by national media pundits and despite missing several starters to injury, the team was able to take care of business thanks in no small part to some of their less-heralded players on both sides of the ball.

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What did we learn from the Ravens’ Week 2 win?

The Baltimore Ravens improved to 2-0 with an impressive victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 2. What did we learn from the game?

The Ravens’ offense can win in a variety of ways

After a sloppy Week 1 output from Baltimore’s offense under new offensive coordinator Todd Monken, the unit looked like a well-oiled machine in Cincinnati. An excellent performance from quarterback Lamar Jackson is the main headline from the game, but how balanced the offense was is another major takeaway. Whether it was through the air...

Walking out of Paycor Stadium, the energy surrounding the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday afternoon was palpable. Returning to the scene of last season’s playoff loss to the rival Cincinnati Bengals, the Ravens put together a fantastic performance which featured highlight plays from multiple players.

Although this was a great start for the team on their quest for success, there are still things they can improve on as they gear up for nearing divisional games against the Browns and Steelers.

The Good

Lamar Jackson and the offense

When Ravens fans envisioned what the Ravens’ offense could become under new...

Grading out each position group from the Ravens’ victory over the Bengals in Week 2

The Baltimore Ravens are beginning the 2023 season with a 2-0 record after holding control in a divisional matchup in Cincinnati. Here are grades for each position group from the 27-24 victory over the Bengals.

Offense

Quarterback: A

This was one of the most complete performances we’ve ever seen from Lamar Jackson. It might not have been one of his flashiest but he had so much control over the offense from start to finish. From playing with rhythm and timing to changing...

Five things we learned from the Ravens’ 27-24 win over the Cincinnati Bengals

Childs Walker, The Baltimore Sun

The Ravens’ offense can trade blows with the best in the AFC North

Their first drive was their most impressive of the young season, covering 75 yards with five passes and eight runs while eating almost eight minutes of clock. A patient Jackson trusted his offensive line, with Patrick Mekari filling in at left tackle and Sam Mustipher at center, to give him precious seconds to cycle through his reads, and he did not miss.

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