Last year, the Ravens opened the season against the Chiefs, who were labeled the “worst possible matchup at the worst possible time.” Will the Ravens avoid doing so a second time?

Last season, the Baltimore Ravens opened the season on the road against the back-to-back defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs. Two of the NFL’s super powers — with their superstar quarterbacks — went toe-to-toe. The game even decided by a toe, with Isaiah Likely being an inch from scoring a touchdown that would’ve allowed the Ravens to tie or go for the win.

The game was a heartbreaker...

Which games on the 2025 schedule will be the easiest and hardest for the Ravens?

Following the official NFL schedule release for the 2025 season, the Baltimore Ravens’ 17 matchups for the upcoming year are now set. The Ravens have the ninth-most difficult schedule for 2025, based on the win percentages of each team from last year.

Every contest is more difficult or easier than others, on paper, based on various different factors. When going through the entire Ravens’ schedule for the new season, which games profile as the most challenging? Let’s rank every game in order from easiest to...

The Baltimore Beatdown staff share their reactions to the Baltimore Ravens 2025 NFL schedule.

The Baltimore Ravens’ 2025 schedule has been released and below you’ll find both the schedule and the reaction from the Beatdown staff.

BALTIMORE RAVENS 2025 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE

• Week 1, Sept. 7 — @ Buffalo Bills, 8: 20 p.m. Sunday Night Football, NBC
• Week 2, Sept. 14 — vs. Cleveland Browns 1 p.m., CBS
• Week 3, Sept. 22 — vs. Detroit Lions, 8:15 p.m. Monday Night Football, ESPN
• Week 4, Sept. 28 — @ Kansas City Chiefs, 4:25 p.m., CBS...

The official Baltimore Ravens schedule for 2025.

The Baltimore Ravens’ 2025 NFL regular season schedule has been released!

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Ar’Darius Washington tears Achilles; will potentially miss all of 2025 season.

In a shocking news release Tuesday evening, Ian Rapoport revealed Baltimore Ravens safety Ar’Darius Washington tore his Achilles during conditioning this offseason.

This is a massive blow. Sure, the Ravens added Malaki Starks in the first round this past draft, which will help offset this. But that was to help support Kyle Hamilton and Washington playing full time. It would have allowed the Ravens to have three reliable safeties, allowing Hamilton to play his versatile chess piece role that had him in Defensive Player of the Year discussions in...

All of the 2025 NFL schedule releasee news, rumors and dates for the Baltimore Ravens.

The Baltimore Ravens’ 2025 schedule — and the entire NFL schedule — shall be released on Wednesday, May 14 at 8 p.m. ET. But the three-day rollout of announcing games, leaks, rumors and more are already well on their way, so Baltimore Beatdown is providing an all-encompassing tracker.

The Ravens’ opponents are already known. The Ravens will play their six AFC North games, the NFC North, AFC East, AFC division winners from 2024 and the Los Angeles Rams for their extra opponent.

Home: Bengals, Steelers,...

The Ravens’ schedule of opponents may be challenging, but they avoid the extra challenge of long-distance travel.

With the 2025 NFL schedule being released tomorrow and the official international games announced, the flight-travel distance for all 32 NFL teams have been calculated and the Baltimore Ravens must like what they see. According to Bill Speros, the Ravens will travel the third-fewest miles of any team: 10,647 miles.

As noted by Speros, six NFL teams will travel more than the circumference of the Earth (24,901 miles). The Ravens will travel 42% of that, as they are slated to face the AFC...

The Baltimore Ravens signed three undrafted rookies.

On Monday, the Baltimore Ravens signed three undrafted rookies, bringing their roster to 89 players. The three signed were Wyoming kicker John Hoyland, Army offensive tackle Lucas Scott and Louisiana-Lafayette defensive back Keyon Martin.

Hoyland finished his five-year college career going 73-of-92 (79.3). In 2024, he completed 15-of-19 attempts (78.9). According to Baltimoreravens.com’s Ryan Mink, “Hoyland only missed twice in 54 attempts during his career from under 40 yards. Three of his four misses last season were from 50 or more yards.”

Hoyland joins sixth-round pick Tyler Loop as competition for the open...

Baltimore has a long list of quality players set to hit free agency next year

Being one of the best organizations at drafting and developing players means that the Baltimore Ravens will lose more quality talent to free agency than most teams. With a long list of important players set to hit free agency in 2026 and a quarterback on a massive contract, Baltimore will surely part ways with one or two players they would prefer to keep.

The list of notable Ravens in the last year of their contract includes running backs Derrick Henry and Keaton Mitchell, tight ends...

The former Raven in back on the market — could he find his way back to Baltimore once more?

After being released by the Carolina Panthers last week, veteran edge rusher Jadeveon Clowney is now on the open market. Shortly after he became a free agent, rumors began swirling of a potential return to join the Ravens.

Clowney, the former No. 1 overall pick in 2014, had a brief but memorable one-year stint in Baltimore two years ago. He ultimately priced himself out of the team’s budget after the 2023 season and signed a two-year, $20 million contract with the...

The Baltimore Ravens are traditionally very active in the undrafted free agent market immediately following the draft, and this year was no different. After selecting 11 prospects in the draft, the Ravens then signed 17 more undrafted rookies to fill their total first-year class.

For a long time, there was a long streak in Baltimore where an undrafted free agent wound up making the final 53-man roster. While that pattern has since flucuated a bit more year-to-year, there’s still a history of undrafted signees making the team and exceeding expectations.

Looking at this year’s loaded group of UDFAs, there a...

The former 2017 second-round pick for the Baltimore Ravens filed a grievance against the team in March 2023. Now, he’s withdrawn it.

According to The Baltimore Sun’s Brian Wacker, former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Tyus Bowser has withdrawn his grievance against the team.

Bowser claimed the Ravens had misdiagnosed a knee injury which kept him off the field the for entire 2023 season. After being released in March 2024, Bowser filed the grievance which incurred a $1.8 million salary cap penalty against the team. Had he won the case, they’d be penalized another $2.7 million. The withdrawal will now have the...