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The Ravens are in trouble. Big trouble. Lamar Jackson is likely out for Week 5 and potentially longer, along with a rash of other injuries on both sides of the ball. A 1-3 Baltimore squad could easily drop to five losses by their Week 7 bye.

Fans are understandably frustrated with the Ravens’ coaching staff after back-to-back games with woeful performances...

The Baltimore Ravens signed former first-round guard Kenyon Green to their practice squad Tuesday morning after he worked out for the team last Friday.

Green is a 24-year-old guard out of Texas A&M where he played multiple positions across his two years there, starting all of his college games. He was drafted in 2022 by the Houston Texans, where he started in 23 games in 2022 and 2024 while missing all of the 2023 season due to a shoulder injury. He was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles this offseason, but he failed to make their 53-man roster. He was retained...

The Ravens took the worst loss of the season against the Chiefs in Week 4, and that’s saying something considering the others. Outside of Tyler Loop and a garbage time Justice Hill run, there’s nothing positive to say. So instead of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, all we’ve got is different levels of ugliness.

The Ugly

Derrick Henry usage: The Ravens forgot Derrick Henry existed, again. He had four rushing attempts in the first half, half of them coming on the first drive. It looked like they got back to the run game in the second...

On Tuesday morning, the Baltimore Ravens were 3.5-point favorites for their Week 5 matchup against the Houston Texans.

After news that Lamar Jackson was likely to miss the game, the betting line swung by four points. The Ravens are now 1.5-point home underdogs, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.

Jackson’s absence will obviously be a major, if not fatal, blow to Baltimore’s offense. The Texans defense has allowed the fewest points in the NFL through four games and ranks fifth in total defense, giving backup Cooper Rush a tough matchup in his first extended action as a Ravens.

Though Houston’s offense has...

After suffering a hamstring injury Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is unlikely to play in Baltimore’s Week 5 matchup with the Houston Texans, according to Brian Wacker of The Baltimore Sun.

Wacker adds that Jackson’s hamstring injury could sideline him for two to three weeks. The obvious path forward would be to hold Jackson out for Week 6 against the Rams as well with the hopes that he can return after the Ravens’ Week 7 bye.

This post will be updated with more information.

Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey and linebacker Roquan Smith are both expected to miss multiple weeks due to injuries suffered in Sunday’s loss to the Chiefs, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

Humphrey’s calf injury is “not as bad as it could have been,” per Rapoport. He also reported that Smith is dealing with a Grade 2 hamstring strain.

This post will be updated with more information.

Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike will miss the rest of the 2025 season due to a neck injury, confirming fans’ worst fears since he went down after Week 2.

“Nnamdi is going to be out for the year,” said John Harbaugh on Monday. “That’s going to be a yearlong IR.”

Madubuike was placed on injured reserve on Saturday. His injury originally popped up after the Ravens’ Week 2 win over the Browns, and the alarm bells started ringing in Baltimore right away. Neck issues are notoriously tricky, often ending seasons and sometimes ending careers. Harbaugh’s comments over the past...

Offense

No Ravens’ offensive starter played a full 100% of snaps in this game, both because of injuries and the fact that the score got out of hand in the second half. The starting offensive line minus Ronnie Stanley played 98% of snaps; Stanley exited the game in the first quarter after 16 plays due to his ankle injury. He was replaced by veteran Joseph Noteboom for the remainder of the afternoon.

Lamar Jackson’s hamstring injury sidelined him in the third quarter for the remainder of the game as well. He played 38 snaps before ceding way to Cooper...

Baltimore Ravens fans have been vocal in their criticism of the team, particularly its bottom-ranked defense, amid a slow start to the season.

In recent days, much of their ire has been focused on Kyle Hamilton for comments he made leading up to their Week 4 matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs calling the fanbase “spoiled.” The All-Pro safety was responding to criticism of defensive coordinator Zach Orr, whose unit gave up 38 points to the Detroit Lions on Monday Night Football the week before.

“Whatever criticism [defensive coordinator Zach Orr] is getting … I don’t know, I feel like,...

The Baltimore Ravens paired insult with injury on Sunday, losing five starters – including star quarterback Lamar Jackson – on their way to a 37-20 defeat vs. the Kansas City Chiefs.

Linebacker Roquan Smith, left tackle Ronnie Stanley, and cornerbacks Marlon Humphrey and Nate Wiggins also left the game with injuries. Head coach John Harbaugh said after the game that none were thought to be season-ending.

It would be easy to point at the list of injured Ravens to explain Sunday’s ignominious performance. By the end of the game, Baltimore was without five of their six-highest paid players along with...

Offense

Quarterback: C-

Lamar Jackson started the game with a clean opening drive and his 10th touchdown pass of the season. After that possession, though, his performance was clouded by two costly turnovers in the second quarter. He made a poor into tight coverage facing pressure that was intercepted — his first of the season — instead of throwing the ball away and keeping the drive alive. A few drives later, Jackson fumbled after running into Tyler Linderbaum while scrambling for a would-be first down. It was easily Jackson’s worst game of the season thus far and the Chiefs’...

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson left Sunday’s loss to the Chiefs midway through the third quarter with a hamstring injury.

Jackson did not return, and backup Cooper Rush finished the game at quarterback.

After the game, John Harbaugh declined to offer any updates regarding Jackson’s injury, though it is not believed to be season-ending. He would not speculate about whether Jackson would have re-entered the game had the score been closer.

Jackson’s leg was wrapped on the sidelines and he appeared to be limping during postgame handshakes. He did not speak to the press because he was getting treatment on...