Following the conclusion of the Baltimore Ravens' 2022 season, the team enters a pivotal crossroads for the future of the franchise.
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Last year, Devin Duvernay emerged as a Pro Bowl kick returner. This year, he has quietly emerged as an equally dangerous receiver for the Baltimore Ravens.
After putting a multitude of draft picks and investment in the defensive line, the Ravens are starting to see the youth surpass the veterans.
J.K. Dobbins went down last year in the final preseason game with a torn ACL. After a lengthy rehab, he makes his highly anticipated return for the Ravens.
In Week 2, Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens lost to the Miami Dolphins. Despite a strong start, they lost badly leaving more questions than answers.
As the Baltimore Ravens have adjusted to injury over the last few seasons, offensive lineman Patrick Mekari has proven to be essential to the team.
In Week 1, Kyle Fuller went down with a nasty leg injury. For the Ravens, he was a key piece to the cornerback rotation. What is next moving forward?
The Baltimore Ravens defeated the New York Jets by a final score of 24-9 in Week 1. Justin Maudbuike saw his stock rise while others had their stock fall.
The Baltimore Ravens defeated the New York Jets by a final score of 24-9 in Week 1. Devin Duvernay and Justin Madubuike were among the notable standouts.
No, Lamar Jackson will not sign an extension this season and that is okay. This is officially the year of Jackson for the Baltimore Ravens.