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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.
We’re ranking the Baltimore #Ravens defensive position groups after 53man roster cuts and ahead of the 2023 season opener via @Thacover2NFL
Baltimore is just one week away from debuting a retooled defensive unit under assistant coach Mike Macdonald.
The Ravens added Jadeveon Clowney and Ronald Darby to a defense that returns Roquan Smith (LB), Patrick Queen (LB), Marlon Humphrey (CB), and Odafe Oweh (LB) among others.
Baltimore has two dynamic defensive tackles, and versatility at multiple positions along the front 7.
With preparation for the season opener vs. Houston set to begin, we’re ranking the Ravens’ defensive position groups after roster cuts.
We’re ranking the Baltimore #Ravens offensive position groups after 53man roster cuts and ahead of the 2023 season opener via @Thacover2NFL
Baltimore is just one week away from debuting a new scheme under first-year offensive coordinator Todd Monken.
The Ravens will use more 11 personnel (three WRs), and could be lethal if Zay Flowers can hit the ground running alongside Odell Beckham Jr., Rashod Bateman, and Nelson Agholor.
Baltimore has two dynamic tight ends and four talented and versatile running backs.
With preparation for the season opener vs. Houston set to begin, we’re ranking the Ravens position groups after roster cuts.
We’re tracking the Baltimore #Ravens as they build a 16-man practice squad via @Thacover2NFL
The Ravens are currently putting together a 16-man practice squad and several key contributors from the preseason are returning.
Follow along as we track the path to 16 players.
We’re looking at the top takeaways and instant analysis of the Baltimore #Ravens initial 53-man roster via @Thacover2NFL
Baltimore made some tough cuts, and went light at crucial spots, choosing to release both quarterbacks, but the 53-man roster is complete.
NFL rosters are always fluid, so even with the Ravens announcing an initial 53-man roster, things could change in the next week or so.
The team will watch the waiver wire, and construct the remaining roster and 16-man practice squad ahead of Thursday’s practice.
Here are the top takeaways from the Ravens’ initial 53-man roster.
We’re breaking down and listing notes from the Baltimore #Ravens initial 53-man roster of 2023 via @Thacover2NFL
The Baltimore Ravens released the team’s initial 53-man roster for 2023 after making final cuts on Tuesday afternoon.
The team kept 25 players on offense, 25 players on defense and three specialists.
Roster cuts are fluid and as the team works towards the season opener against Houston, Baltimore is likely to make at least one roster move (and maybe more) on Wednesday.
Here’s a breakdown of the Ravens’ initial 53-man roster, position by position:
The Baltimore Ravens have announced their initial 53-man roster for 2023 via @Thacover2NFL
NFL rosters are always fluid, so even with the Ravens announcing an initial 53-man roster, things could change in the next week or so.
Baltimore made some tough cuts, and went light at crucial spots, choosing to release both quarterbacks.
We have made the following roster moves: pic.twitter.com/fPRj1pjASO
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) August 29, 2023
The team will watch the waiver wire, and construct the remaining roster and 16-man practice squad ahead of Thursday’s practice.
With all 32 teams past the deadline, here’s the first 53-man roster of 2023.
