The Baltimore Ravens continue to prove they’re among the NFL’s elite in talent acquisition and development. With a league-high nine players selected to the 2024 Pro Bowl, the organization’s commitment to building a deep and balanced roster has never been more evident.
It’s a true credit not only to the players but also to the front office and coaching staff for maintaining high standards year after year.
This marks the most Ravens Pro Bowl selections since their record-setting 2019 season when they had 13 honorees. Names like Lamar Jackson, Zay Flowers, and Roquan Smith headline a list that underscores Baltimore’s ability to draft, develop, and acquire top-tier talent. The selections highlight how General Manager Eric DeCosta and Head Coach John Harbaugh have continued to build on the foundation laid by Ozzie Newsome, ensuring Baltimore remains a perennial contender.
Here are the 2025 Pro Bowl Games rosters, led by nine #Ravens, seven #Lions and six #Eagles. pic.twitter.com/4tAzTfZTEM
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 2, 2025
With seven of the nine Pro Bowlers drafted by the team, including first-time honoree Zay Flowers, Baltimore’s ability to identify and maximize talent is undeniable. And while the players rightfully bask in their achievements, it’s clear that the Ravens’ consistent presence among the league’s best stems from a top-down culture of excellence.
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The Ravens’ nine Pro Bowlers showcase the depth and versatility of this roster. From the offensive firepower of Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry to the defensive dominance of Kyle Hamilton and Marlon Humphrey, the selections highlight a team built to succeed in all facets of the game.
Jackson, now a four-time Pro Bowler, is having the best season of his career, throwing 39 touchdowns to just four interceptions while adding 852 rushing yards. Flowers, meanwhile, has emerged as a dynamic receiving threat, eclipsing 1,000 yards in just his second season and becoming the first Ravens wide receiver to make the Pro Bowl outright. Derrick Henry’s bruising running style has been a perfect fit in Baltimore, as he’s rushed for 1,783 yards and 14 touchdowns.
On defense, Hamilton and Humphrey lead a unit that's been an absolute wagon since Week 10. Hamilton’s versatility has transformed the Ravens’ secondary, while Humphrey’s six interceptions this season are tied for the AFC lead. Add in Roquan Smith’s leadership in the middle, and Nnamdi Madubuike’s dominance on the line, and it’s no wonder the Ravens boast the NFL’s best run defense.
What sets Baltimore apart is how much of this success stems from within. The Ravens’ front office has mastered the art of balancing homegrown talent with savvy acquisitions. Smith and Henry were key pickups who seamlessly integrated into the Ravens’ system, but the core of this Pro Bowl group—players like Jackson, Flowers, Hamilton, and Tyler Linderbaum—were handpicked by Baltimore’s scouting department.
Baltimore’s success also extends beyond the starters, with seven Pro Bowl alternates reflecting the roster’s depth. The likes of Mark Andrews, Ronnie Stanley, and Kyle Van Noy could have easily joined the group, further proving that this organization knows how to build a complete team.
Heading into the postseason with their eyes on a championship, the Ravens’ Pro Bowl selections are just another example of what sets this team apart. Baltimore doesn’t just find talent—they develop it, turning players into stars who thrive in their system. It’s the kind of approach that’s made them one of the most respected organizations in sports.
With nine Pro Bowlers and a playoff run on the horizon, it’s clear the Ravens’ approach is working.