Ebony Bird
FanSided
Here are 3 bold predictions for this highly-anticipated matchup that will decide the winner of the AFC, the team enjoy a bye week during the first round of the playoffs, and the franchise that will need to keep fighting in Week 18 to win their division.
Justin Long|
If the Ravens win on Sunday in their matchup against the Miami Dolphins, they would get their sixth consecutive win of the season and clinch the No. 1 seed in the AFC. If they lose, they will need to match the result of the Browns to win the AFC North.
Antonio Losada|
The Miami Dolphins will present a different and somewhat tougher test than the San Francisco 49ers
Parker Hurley|
The Ravens enter Week 17 as the favorites, currently expected to beat Miami by more than a field goal but less than a touchdown (the spread is sitting at -3 on Friday morning). Whoever wins this matchup will win the AFC and earn a bye week in the playoffs
Antonio Losada|
The Miami Dolphins will have some serious injury questions to answer against the Baltimore Ravens
Parker Hurley|
Both teams will face challenges and when it comes to navigating injuries this late in the season, the two squads might miss a top-tier playmaker when they meet on the field to put a cap to the week. Will everybody play on Sunday's matchup for the No. 1?
Antonio Losada|
The Browns are poised to enter the playoffs as the AFC's No. 5 seed as things stand. If that ends up being the case, then the Browns would be the best/favorite road underdog throughout the playoffs on the AFC. But will the Ravens win the AFC North?
Antonio Losada|
The Baltimore Ravens have to hope that John Simpson can control his penalties before the playoffs start
Parker Hurley|
Baltimore Ravens' sophomore safety Kyle Hamilton has been named the AFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance in Week 16 in the game against the San Francisco 49ers played on Christmas night last Monday. Congrats, Kyle!
Antonio Losada|
Get ready, Flock Nation, because Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews is about to make his comeback!
Antonio Losada|
The Baltimore Ravens started to play Marlon Humphrey in the slot more against the San Francisco 49ers. Will That trend continue?
Parker Hurley|
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Patrick Queen sounded very interested in dating singer Dua Lipa, reminiscent of other celebrity-NFL pairings including the last blockbuster pairing of Travis Kelce (of the Kansas City Chiefs) and Taylor Swift. Will it happen!?
Antonio Losada|
The argument that the Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson should not win MVP because of his stats is flawed
Parker Hurley|
The Ravens' injury report from Wednesday's practice is only an estimation of where things stand, mind you, made by the team's public relations staff. Three Ravens missed the walkthrough practice entirely to kick the week off before the game of the year.
Antonio Losada|
The Baltimore Ravens lost Mark Andrews, but the offense has not been any worse. Will that hurt them in the playoffs?
Parker Hurley|
According to the New York Times model, the Ravens have a 73% of winning the AFC and enter the playoffs in possession of the No. 1 seed and thus under the benefit of getting a bye week, avoiding playing mid-January in the wild-card round.
Antonio Losada|
An unexpected hero and member of the special teams of the Ravens slowly but surely found a way to impact the game more than anyone else: GOAT kicker Justin Tucker, who nearly outscored San Francisco all by himself!
Antonio Losada|
The Baltimore Ravens shifted Ronald Darby onto the field more to put Geno Stone in more of a limited role. This worked out well against the San Francisco 49ers
Parker Hurley|
Keaton Mitchell, who suffered a torn ACL in Week 15, was replaced on the active roster by veteran Melvin Gordon (who didn't take a snap last Monday), and his hole in the practice squad was filled with Jake Funk, a Maryland native and Super Bowl champion.
Antonio Losada|
With Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson about to win his second MVP award following a spring full of contract-related drama, the topic has been brought back to the spotlight: did the NFL and all owners collude against Lamar?
Antonio Losada|
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