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The Ravens went down to Kansas City and valiantly battled the hottest team in the AFC. It took four full quarters plus extra time to end the contest as Baltimore narrowly lost to the the Chiefs.
While some saw this game as great news of Lamar and the defense being capable of going head-to-head on the road with a Super Bowl contender, others felt it continues to show the Ravens aren’t a contender, they’re a tier away.
It’s understandable to see a slight shake of confidence here, and I...
Yesterday, Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh announced Lamar Jackson will be the starter for Week 15. Subsequently, Jackson was interviewed on the podium and was asked if this is his team.
“It’s our team. All of us together. It’s our team. I don’t go out there and block. I don’t go out there and catch the ball. I don’t make tackles. I just do my part. This is all, ‘our team.’”
"Is it your team?"
"It's OUR team." #RavensFlock pic.twitter.com/tn4qp212Td
This officially begins the Lamar Jackson era, but there was no drama or controversy because Flacco chose not to make this an awkward transition.
With the AFC North crown in sight, the Ravens return to Baltimore for a must-win match against the 5-8 Buccaneers. Tampa Bay pairs the top passing offense in the NFL with a bottom-6 run game and total defense. Sandwiched between road contests against two of the best teams in the conference, Week 15 could be a trap game for Baltimore.
The Ravens are 7.5 point favorites with the point total set at 46.5. Trends favor Baltimore, they are 15-7 at home and 6-1 when favored by more than a touchdown...
With many teams in must-win scenarios, Week 15 will likely feature a lot of the close finishes seen last Sunday. The Ravens have the opportunity to further increase their chances of a playoff berth as they host the 5-8 Buccaneers. The readers have kept their lead in Baltimore Beatdown’s season long predictions contest. Participate in the polls at the end of this article to keep the momentum going this week!
Current standings: Readers — 64.1 percent correct (132-74) Kyle A. — 63.1...All five first-round signal-callers are now starters, but their results have been hit and miss so far. Here's what you need to know.
Lamar Jackson had the perfect take on the Ravens being ‘his team’ - Steven Ruiz
The torch has been passed in Baltimore. John Harbaugh announced Wednesday that despite Joe Flacco being fully healthy, Lamar Jackson will remain the starting quarterback for the Ravens.
“It’s our team. All of us together. It’s our team. I don’t go out there and block. I don’t go out there and catch the ball. I don’t make tackles. I just do my part. It’s all our team.”
Jackson is only 21, but...
Teammate Michael Pierce said the Ravens "are going to stand behind [Patrick Ricard]" despite racist tweets he made six years ago. "It's a brotherhood here," Pierce said.
Lamar Jackson won the job more than Flacco lost it, and the upside of starting him outweighs going back to the most successful QB in Ravens history.
The NFL does not plan to change its investigative procedures, despite questions that arose about the Kareem Hunt probe, and will not start paying for videos or other information.
The Ravens traveled to Kansas City to face the Chiefs in Week 14, and despite some expecting this game to be a blowout, Baltimore nearly won. It took an overtime period for the Chiefs to come away with a narrow 27-24 victory. With plenty of help from their defense, the Ravens’ offense stood toe-to-toe with the high-octane Patrick Mahomes led Chiefs.
Lamar Jackson’s second road start was much better than his first as he was more accurate, made better decisions and displayed an ability to...
Joe Flacco is healthy, but he’s not getting his old job back. On Wednesday, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh confirmed that Jackson will start for a fifth consecutive game when the Ravens take on the Buccaneers. Jackson took the reins when Flacco was diagnosed with a slight tear in his hip. Since then, the Ravens have gone 3-1 in Jackson’s starts and nearly made it 4-0 before the Chiefs topped them in overtime on Sunday. The Ravens have been saying all the right things about Flacco so...
What was once an incredibly murky quarterback situation with as many as three guys in the mix to start at once, the Baltimore Ravens have officially named a starter for this weekend against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
Coach Harbaugh's QB Annoucement: pic.twitter.com/OWvf61WnKd
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) December 12, 2018To open his Wednesday media availability, John Harbaugh finally committed to rookie Lamar Jackson as his unquestioned starter heading into a game for the first time...
Lamar Jackson has served as Joe Flacco’s injury replacement, but the Baltimore Ravens are sticking with the rookie even though the veteran is healthy. According to Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic, head coach John Harbaugh said Jackson will start in Week 15 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Flacco returned to practice two weeks ago but hadn’t been active for either game. Overall, a hip injury sidelined him for four games. During that stretch, Jackson has collected 600 passing yards, three...
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh announced rookie Lamar Jackson as his starting quarterback for Sunday's home game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers ...
Are Ravens suddenly the favorites to capture the AFC North? - Jamison Hensley
The Ravens (7-6) are a half-game back of the Steelers (7-5-1) and could be seen as a favorite for the AFC North title considering their remaining schedules.
Pittsburgh has the ninth-most difficult final three games left in the league, which includes first-place teams over the next two weeks. The Steelers are home against the New England Patriots (9-4), at the New Orleans Saints (11-2) and home against the...
Hosts Vasilis Lericos and Logan Levy recap the Ravens’ 27-24 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. They also breakdown how the Ravens can fix their issue at safety this season, while also continuing the conversation regarding Lamar Jackson’s mechanics.
Vote for your favorite highlight from the Ravens heartbreaking defeat in Kansas City
In a highly-anticipated matchup against arguably the best team in the AFC, the Ravens largely held their own and proved up to the challenge. However, the defense came up short down the stretch and Baltimore failed to execute in overtime.
It was a disappointing finish to a game the Ravens had every opportunity to win. There was undoubtedly some questionable officiating, particularly towards the end of the...
Pittsburgh and Baltimore falter late, the Browns bounce back and the Bengals slide continues.
With three games remaining in the season, the AFC North division race is shaping up to be a wild finish at the top between Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
The Steelers dropped their third game in a row on Sunday, losing to the Raiders on the road in an upset defeat. Their loss opened the window for Baltimore to seize the division lead, but the Ravens failed to capitalize and fell to the Chiefs in...
Matthew Judon rising to the occasion as key cog in Ravens’ defense - Austin Gayle
Adding a stellar performance against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, Judon has now earned a 75.2 overall grade and an 80.2 pass-rush grade in Weeks 8-14 (six games), ranking 22nd and 10th, respectively, among the 66 NFL edge defenders with 200-plus defensive snaps in that seven-week span.
Judon’s improving pass-rush ability is driving his rapid ascent. Recording 24 pressures (10 hurries, eight hits, six...