Baltimore Ravens Head Coach Jim Harbaugh, along with Los Angeles Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh, attended a meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday

According to White House officials, Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh — along with brother and Head Coach of the Los Angeles Chargers Jim Harbaugh — met with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office.

According to The Baltimore Banner, the White House invited the Harbaugh family, along with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. However, details on the meeting between the president and NFL head coaches were not available.

The Harbaugh brothers along...

ESPN’s Bill Barnwell’s annual rankings of offensive skill position players has the Ravens surged into the Top 10. Should they be higher?

For ESPN’s Bill Barnwell, the Baltimore Ravens’ offensive skill position players (minus quarterback) have routinely been middle-of-the-pack. And he’s been fair in ranking them as such.

Barnwell’s Ravens’ Offensive Skill Position Rankings

• 2020: 20
• 2019: 26
• 2021: 14
• 2022: 25
• 2023: 15
• 2024: 15

But in 2025, the Ravens cracked through into Barnwell’s Top 10, ranking No. 8 in the NFL. At the forefront is superstar running back Derrick Henry.

“Though I...

The Baltimore Ravens’ secondary enters the 2025 season ranked as the best in the NFL.

Last year, PFF’s John Kosko ranked the Baltimore Ravens’ secondary entering the 2024 season as the fourth-best in the NFL on account of Marlon Humphrey, Kyle Hamilton and Marcus Williams, who Kosko (among many others, including myself) cited as “one of the league’s best deep free safeties for several years. That unit — namely Williams — didn’t produce to such level, ranking No. 32 as a pass defense.

The story’s been told ad-nauseum this season and offseason. The Ravens’ benched Williams in favor of Ar’Darius...

The Ravens have been a steady tight end team since the turn of the century.

The Ravens have been one of the best teams at finding tight end talent this century, spending most of the past 25 seasons with a player regarded as one of the best in the NFL at the position. For this position, there are two players that are far and away above all others, making this one of the smallest groups to pick from.

So without further ado, it’s Ravens legend Todd Heap versus current Ravens star Mark Andrews.

Who will end up making the cut?...

The AFC North has been considered arguably the best overall division in the NFL for the past few seasons — and for good reason. The division is loaded with talent and usually uber competitive, with a combination of high-end quarterback play, rugged defense, and a blend of All-Pro caliber talent at different position groups.

Bleacher Report’s Matt Holder recently put together an All-Star roster for each division in the league, featuring nine positions on offense and six on defense. Out of 22 possible individual spots, Ravens’ players occupied 10 of them. They are as follows:

• QB: Lamar Jackson -...

The Ravens’ third-year safety tops the NFL list of best players under 25 years of age.

In the 2022 NFL Draft, the Baltimore Ravens selected arguably the best football player in the draft at No. 14 overall, safety Kyle Hamilton. Since then, he’s not only been one of the NFL’s best young players, but among the NFL’s best, earning two Pro Bowls and two All-Pros in three seasons. Now, at 24-years-old, Hamilton was ranked the No. 1 player under 25 by The 33rd Team’s Sam Monson and Steve Palazzolo.

“The best player under the age of 25 in the NFL...

The Ravens have several young players looking to make the jump to All-Pro status

The Baltimore Ravens have accumulated one of the most talented rosters in the NFL for the 2025 season. Several of Baltimore’s most notable players have already achieved All-Pro status in the past, including quarterback Lamar Jackson, tight end Mark Andrews, left tackle Ronnie Stanley, fullback Patrick Ricard, safety Kyle Hamilton, defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike, cornerbacks Marlon Humphrey and Jaire Alexander, running back Derrick Henry, and wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins.

The Ravens have a large group of younger players looking to make the All-Pro jump this year,...

The Ravens havene’t been known for having consistent 1,000-yard receivers, but that hasn’t stopped them from having talented players like Derrick Mason and Torrey Smith.

The downside about being a franchise known for running the heck out of the football is that you’re not likely to have the most sterling of lists when it comes to wide receivers who have worn your colors over the years.

While the Ravens haven’t been known for churning out consistent 1,000-yard receivers, that doesn’t mean they haven’t had some talented players catching passes this century.

We’ve got three former Ravens lined up to be...

The Baltimore Ravens possess star talent throughout their roster heading into 2025, headlined by multiple returning All-Pro and Pro Bowl players on both sides of the ball. However, teams rarely have contenders for more than one of the NFL’s several prestigious award honors.

Which Ravens’ players profile as candidates for national awards this upcoming season? Let’s run through and break down some options.

Most Valuable Player (MVP)

Candidates: QB Lamar Jackson

Jackson is already a two-time league MVP winner and fell just short of earning a third trophy last season, finishing only a few votes behind Josh Allen....

The Baltimore Ravens have a solid young core, with several long-term foundational pieces on both sides of the ball. They have a number of players in particular still within their first few NFL seasons that profile as key focal points of the team’s present and future.

Rising sophomore cornerback Nate Wiggins fits into this category. According to Bleacher Report’s Moe Moton, the 2024 first-round pick is the Ravens’ most promising young talent and building block heading into the 2025 season.

“[The Baltimore Ravens] signed two-time Pro Bowler Jaire Alexander, though that shouldn’t impact [Nate] Wiggins’ playing time when the defense...

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...