Lamar Jackson's Top-3 Eye Popping Stats From This Season So Far
The Baltimore Ravens ran through the Los Angeles Rams for their seventh straight victory Monday night in primetime.
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The Baltimore Ravens ran through the Los Angeles Rams for their seventh straight victory Monday night in primetime.
Baltimore Ravens center Matt Skura has been placed on injured reserve after sustaining a knee injury in a 45-6 victory over the Los Angeles Rams.
It's a great day to be a Ravens fan! The team is coming off its seventh straight win after defeating the Los Angeles Rams in primetime.
Perhaps the most impressive aspect of the Baltimore Ravens' seven-game winning streak and the stellar play of Lamar Jackson is how easily the team and its quarterback have steamrolled several of the best teams in the NFL.
Country music duo LOCASH are scheduled to perform at halftime Sunday when the Ravens face off against the 49ers.
The Baltimore Ravens were on their way to a Super Bowl blowout when things really got dark.
When the Baltimore Ravens' 45-6 won over the Los Angeles Rams during Monday Night Football, there weren't just celebrations on the field.
As the screams for Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson to be named the league MVP grow louder, Jackson said he's focused on one thing -- getting the team to a Super Bowl.
At 9-2, the Ravens have matched their best start since 2012, which ended in their second Super Bowl championship.
The quarterback completed all nine of his pass attempts during the first 30 minutes of Monday night's game against the Rams.
Ravens defensive tackle Michael Pierce was inactive at the Coliseum for the second straight game with an ankle injury.
The Rams traded two first-round picks to upgrade to Ramsey from Peters, whose 26 interceptions are the most in the NFL since he entered the league in 2015.
Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams know what it's like to redefine how the NFL looks at offensive football, so they appreciate what Lamar Jackson is doing this season with the Baltimore Ravens.
Former Ravens safety Eric Weddle has decided he isn't the type to play and tell.
Back when Marshal Yanda didn't have a touch of gray in his red beard and had not yet earned the first of seven Pro Bowl bids, the big kid from Iowa was just a raw rookie with the Baltimore Ravens looking for some guidance.
