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We’re breaking down the Baltimore #Ravens’ updated 53-man roster for season opener vs. Texans via @Thacover2NFL
Baltimore’s offense is transforming under new OC Todd Monken, who wants to insert a vertical passing game that highlights all of Lamar Jackson’s strengths.
NFL rosters constantly change, and Eric DeCosta made a few adjustments after initial roster cuts.
What will the Ravens offense look like with Odell Beckham and Zay Flowers on the outside?
Can Patrick Ricard carve out a role?
With the season opener just hours away, we’re breaking down and analyzing Baltimore’s 53-man roster for Week 1.
We’re looking at the Baltimore #Ravens 53-man roster for the season opener against the Houston Texans via @Thacover2NFL
NFL rosters are always fluid, so even with the Ravens announcing an initial 53-man roster, things will change weekly.
Baltimore’s offense is transforming under new OC Todd Monken, who wants to insert a vertical passing game that highlights all of Lamar Jackson’s strengths.
What will the Ravens offense look like with Odell Beckham and Zay Flowers on the outside?
Can Patrick Ricard carve out a role?
With the season opener just hours away, we’re looking at Baltimore’s 53-man roster for Week 1.
We’re looking at the 5 best salary cap bargains for the Baltimore #Ravens in 2023 via @Thacover2NFL
Every NFL team has fit their 53-man roster (and practice squad) under the league’s salary cap each season.
This year, the cap was set at $224.8 million (it’s higher for some teams that rolled over unused cap space from the previous season).
Today, we’re taking a quick look at the Ravens five biggest salary cap bargains going into the 2023 season.
Baltimore’s biggest bargain is easily Isaiah Likely.
(All of these totals were provided courtesy of OverTheCap.com.)
Here’s the TV broadcast map for the Baltimore #Ravens Week 1 matchup against the Houston Texans
The Ravens are just one day away from kicking off their season opener at the Patriots, and if you’re not in the Baltimore area, 506 Sports has you covered.
The Ravens will kick the regular season off on CBS Sports, and if you’re in the Baltimore, DC, or Texas areas, you’ll see the opening kickoff.
Other parts of the country will see Minnesota vs. Tampa Bay, while others will see the Titans and Saints.
1 bold prediction for every Baltimore #Ravens position group in 2023 via @Thacover2NFL
After a busy and sometimes frustrating offseason, the Ravens have Lamar Jackson at quarterback and a loaded roster that’s getting under the radar, Super Bowl love.
Baltimore added Odell Beckham Jr., Zay Flowers, Nelson Agholor, Jadeveon Clowney, and Ronald Darby while returning a stellar defense that’ll have Roquan Smith for the entire season.
With the season opener against Houston just 48 hours away, we’re looking at one bold prediction for every Ravens position group ahead of Week 1.
We’re looking at seven storylines to watch in Week 1 when the Baltimore #Ravens host the Houston Texans via @Thacover2NFL
The Ravens season opener is upon us, and we’re looking at several intriguing storylines to watch.
Baltimore’s offense is transforming under new OC Todd Monken, who wants to insert a vertical passing game that highlights all of Lamar Jackson’s strengths.
What will the Ravens offense look like with Odell Beckham and Zay Flowers on the outside?
Can Patrick Ricard carve out a role?
We’re looking at seven storylines to watch as Baltimore gears up for their Week 1 matchup vs. the Houston Texans.
We’re taking an updated look at the Baltimore #Ravens positional spending on offense and defense and where they rank among all 32 teams in the NFL ahead of Week 1 via @Thacover2NFL
Baltimore currently has about $4,879,167 in cap space per Over The Cap, and they’re spending about $100+ million plus on the offensive side of the football.
The overall positional spending will change in the coming years after Lamar Jackson signed a massive five-year, $260 million contract extension, making him among the three highest-paid players on average in NFL history.
The Ravens are a sneaky Super Bowl favorite after adding Odell Beckham Jr. and Zay Flowers on offense.
With the season opener just 48 hours away, we’re looking at where Baltimore sits in positional spending on both sides of the ball ahead of the season opener, thanks to Over The Cap.
We’re looking at five potential breakout players for the Baltimore #Ravens in 2023 via @Thacover2NFL
After months of speculation about Odell Beckham‘s potential signing and Lamar Jackson’s contract status, the Ravens are a little over 48 hours away from playing a meaningful football game.
The 2023 NFL regular season is upon us, as Baltimore and Houston offer several intriguing storylines, including the debut of first-year head coach DeMeco Ryans, and No. 2 overall pick, C.J. Stroud.
John Harbaugh’s team is an under the radar Super Bowl hopeful and a franchise with a loaded roster has several guys looking for a breakout season.
With Thursday’s practice approaching, here are five breakout candidates.
Baltimore has dramatically upgraded the roster, and we’re comparing the #Ravens’ 2022 defense to the 2023 version via @Thacover2NFL
The Ravens are entering the 2023 NFL season with growing expectations as an under-the-radar Super Bowl contender with just as many questions as star players.
Lamar Jackson returns with a massive chip on his shoulders after signing a 5-year, $260 million contract extension during the offseason.
Critics and pundits wonder if Odell Beckham Jr. can stay healthy, while Rashod Bateman will look to adjust his role again after adding Zay Flowers.
Defensively, Jadeveon Clowney and Ronald Darby were late summer additions, and the team will enter Week 1 with Marlon Humphrey’s status uncertain.
With preparation for the Texans underway, we’re looking at a roster comparison between the 2022 defense and the retooled, 2023 version.
We’re looking at 10 takeaways from the Baltimore #Ravens’ first unofficial depth chart of the 2023 regular season via @Thacover2NFL
The Ravens are gearing up for their home opener in Week 1 against the upstart Houston Texans.
Baltimore released its first unofficial depth chart before Sunday’s matchup.
It’ll be the first start for Lamar Jackson since he suffered a knee (PCL) injury in Week 13 against Denver.
