Baltimore Ravens Football
Reviewing the 2019 Ravens NFL Draft
2019 marked a changing of the guard in Raven’s front office. Long time GM; Ozzie Newsome officially stepped down as the Raven’s GM and turned the keys over to his understudy, Eric DeCosta. DeCosta was the assistant GM from 2012 to 2018 until finally taking over the...
NFL Draft Player Profiles: Travon Walker, Andrew Booth, And..
The Ravens could stand to improve at every level of their defense. Whether it’s an edge defender, interior defensive lineman, or defensive back, their roster’s current makeup agrees with their usual approach of selecting the best player available. There may not be...
NFL Draft Player Profiles: Tyler Linderbaum, Charles Cross, and…
By far, offensive line is the position on the Ravens that needs the most improvement this off season. Lamar Jackson is the team’s best player, and the franchise has clearly committed to a run-first offensive attack. To best capitalize on that potential, Baltimore...
Ravens Position Groups: Reviewing the O-Line
Entering 2021, the Ravens offensive line was certainly a question mark. When our questions were answered come week 1, the answers were all wrong. On paper, here is where the Ravens went into 2021 with: Left tackle: Ronnie Stanley Left guard: Ben Powers, Ben Cleveland...
Examining Three Possible Ravens Cap Casualties
With the 2021 season in the books, all attention shifts to 2022. Over the years, Ravens fans have always looked forward to the off-season mainly because the Ravens front office is one of the best in the NFL at making shrewd decisions. Whether its trading Joe Flacco...
NFL Draft Player Profiles: Kyler Gordon and Jalen Pitre
To say Baltimore struggled against the pass in 2021 is a massive understatement. Whether they deployed starters or reserves, the Ravens were woeful in pass defense last year, finishing dead last in yards allowed (4,742). In 2020, they finished 7th in the same...
NFL Draft Player Profiles: Cole Turner and Derrick Deese, Jr.
A staple to Baltimore’s offense is, and always has been, a diversely skilled tight end. To best execute an ideal gameplan, Baltimore’s offense needs multiple tight ends on their roster. Of course, there’s no one better in football right now than First team All-Pro...
NFL Draft Profiles: Troy Andersen and Leo Chenal
As noted in previous articles, the Ravens can use some help at linebacker. Of the players they have on their roster at that position, some are primarily special teamers and others have parts of their game that they could improve on. The tricky part about the...