As Playoffs Near, Which NFL Teams Pose Biggest Threat To Lamar Jackson & The Ravens?
With the Ravens locked into a playoff berth, their sights are now set on the Lombardi Trophy. Who could trip them up along the way?
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With the Ravens locked into a playoff berth, their sights are now set on the Lombardi Trophy. Who could trip them up along the way?
Setting NFL records and garnering MVP votes doesn't mean that much to Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who's far more interested in stacking wins and getting Baltimore to the Super Bowl.
A family in Ellicott City clearly takes being a Baltimore Ravens fan very seriously: they've turned their house into a shrine of purple!
Harbaugh said both injuries are not considered serious.
It's official: the Baltimore Ravens will be in the playoffs for the second consecutive year. For fans, it's also the start of Festivus.
He's asking all Baltimore residents and businesses to show their support for the Ravens in their primetime home game this week, by "bathing Baltimore City in purple light".
Students at Logan Elementary School in Dundalk got quite the surprise Monday when former Baltimore Raven Qadry Ismail and mascot Poe paid them a visit.
Head Coach John Harbaugh said the injury is not considered serious.
The Ravens have already qualified for a return trip, and it's quite possible they can clinch the top seed in the AFC before the season finale against Pittsburgh.
At 26, Baltimore Ravens rookie tight end Hayden Hurst continues to make a name for himself.
The Ravens top pass catcher left Sunday's win over the Bills in the first quarter but his head coach says the injury is not serious.
The Ravens head coach praised his players for their effort and fighting through adversity in Sunday's 24-17 win over Buffalo.
The Ravens chances of having homefield advantage throughout the playoffs are looking pretty good after Sunday's games.
The Ravens kept their winning streak alive Sunday, beating the Buffalo Bills 24-17.
With a seven-yard run, Jackson reached 1,000 rushing yards.
