The Baltimore Ravens are getting healthier at the right time with the playoffs beginning next week. Baltimore announced that it has activated tight end Charlie

Nine Baltimore Ravens, including two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry, were selected for the Pro Bowl Games. The Detroit Lions are next with seven players and the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles each have six players on the NFC roster.

The star offensive player is looking forward to winning his first championship. Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry is one of the best players in the NFL and his explosiveness makes for some of the best highlights in the league.

The Ravens also have an impressive seven Pro Bowl alternates: outside linebacker Kyle Van Noy, left tackle Ronnie Stanley, tight end Mark Andrews, long snapper Nick Moore, kicker Justin Tucker, special teamer Chris Board, and guard Daniel Faalele.

The Baltimore Ravens are among the NFL teams that already hold playoff berths entering the 18th and final week of the regular season.

In Week 15, Saquon Barkley's pursuit of the all-time rushing record took a major setback when, after taking a nasty hit, he split time with Kenneth Gainwell on the Eagles' ten-and-a-half-minute drive to ice out the Steelers 27-13.

The Baltimore Ravens placed nine players on the 2025 Pro Bowl Games rosters, announced Thursday by the NFL.The Detroit Lions also saw seven players picked, one of six teams with at least five playe

NFL Week 18 power rankings laud Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles and Minnesota Vikings for statement wins.

The rosters for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games are out, and the Ravens lead the NFL with nine selections, followed by the Eagles and Lions.

On the surface, back-to-back losses by scores of 27-13 and 34-17 to the Philadelphia Eagles and Baltimore Ravens look bad enough. But as Mark Madden of 105.9 The X and TribLive said during this week’s “Madden Monday” podcast,

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) attended the Baltimore Ravens NFL game on Saturday alongside the state’s Gov. Wes Moore (D) against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The two Democrats sat next to each other at