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Ravens’ 53-man roster vs. Jaguars: News and notes for Week 15

We’re looking at an updated version of the Baltimore Ravens 53-man roster for their Sunday night matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 15

The Ravens (10-3) enter Week 15 as the AFC’s No. 1 seed, and the team has arrived in Jacksonville to face the Jaguars (8-5) on NBC’s “Sunday Night Football.”

Baltimore can clinch a playoff spot with a win, providing more momentum toward a potential first-round bye and home-field advantage in the postseason.

Jacksonville will look to rebound after suffering their second loss in six days, as quarterback Trevor Lawrence finished 28 of 50 for 257 yards and three interceptions.

With final preparation underway for both teams, here is the Ravens’ 53-man roster for Sunday night.

Ravens have 4 players make a PFF ranking of the top 50 pending NFL free agents

The Baltimore Ravens have Jadeveon Clowney and Justin Madubuike among 4 players named to a PFF ranking of the top 50 NFL free agents for 2024

General manager Eric DeCosta, Ozzie Newsome’s successor, has grown increasingly aggressive in handing out contracts, and he’s now built a Super Bowl hopeful for 2023 and beyond.

Baltimore currently has about $6,150,461 in cap space per Over The Cap, and they’re spending about $120+ million plus on the offensive side of the football.

The Ravens also have 27 players scheduled to hit free agency, and some tough decisions will be made regarding who returns to Baltimore.

PFF recently did an early ranking of the top 50 free agents for 2024, and John Harbaugh’s squad had two players make the list or land on the honorable mentions.

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.

Ravens rank No. 6 in total yards per game, Todd Monken deserves credit

The Baltimore Ravens rank No. 6 in the NFL in total yards per game and offensive coordinator Todd Monken deserves credit.

The Baltimore Ravens rank No. 6 in the NFL in total yards per game and offensive coordinator Todd Monken deserves credit.

The Ravens are 10-3 and enter week 15 as the No.1 seed in the AFC. They’ve improved tremendously on offense, averaging 27.8 points per game while averaging 20.6 just a season ago.

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Unlike in previous years, the Ravens’ offensive attack has been multi-faceted. All skills positions have performed well, making it difficult for opposing defenses to prepare for them week-to-week. Rookie wide receiver Zay Flowers is averaging 10.5 yards per reception with just 64 catches on the season. Odell Beckham Jr. has recorded two 100 receiving yards games and the team has 21 rushing touchdowns on the season.

Monken’s ability to adjust the offensive strategy has positively impacted the play of quarterback Lamar Jackson as well. Jackson is averaging 7.8 yards per pass attempt in 2023 and leads the team in rushing yards.  Jackson’s the focal point of  Monken’s offense and their rush-by-committee has helped rookie running back Keaton Mitchell get quality reps to build a sense of involvement.

Having won a National Championship at the University of Georgia, Monken is prospering under the leadership of head coach John Harbaugh. Offensive improvements should be greatly accredited to his dynamic play-calling.

Kyle Hamilton listed as questionable for Ravens Sunday night matchup vs. Jaguars

The Ravens released their final injury report, and Kyle Hamilton is listed as questionable with a knee injury

The Ravens released their final injury report of the week and Kyle Hamilton has been listed as questionable for Sunday night at Jacksonville.

Outside linebacker Malik Hamm is also listed as questionable and running out of time after having his 21 day practice window activated recently.

Statistical Breakdown: How the Ravens and Jaguars stack up for Week 15

We’re looking at how the Batlimore Ravens and Jacksonville Jaguars stack up statistically ahead of their Week 15 matchup on Sunday night

The Ravens are 10-3, looking like a Super Bowl hopeful and among the four teams that can clinch postseason berths in Week 15.

Baltimore visits the Jacksonville Jaguars (8-5) on Sunday night in what could be a potential playoff preview.

Jacksonville will look to rebound after suffering their second loss in six days, as quarterback Trevor Lawrence finished 28 of 50 for 257 yards and three interceptions.

With preparation underway for both teams, here’s a statistical comparison for Week 15.

Ravens playoff scenario: How Baltimore can clinch in Week 15

Baltimore Ravens can clinch a playoff berth 9 different ways in Week 15 of NFL action

The Ravens are 10-3, looking like a Super Bowl hopeful and among the four teams that can clinch postseason berths in Week 15.

Baltimore visits the Jacksonville Jaguars (8-5) on Sunday night in what could be a potential playoff preview.

Jacksonville will look to rebound after suffering their second loss in six days, as quarterback Trevor Lawrence finished 28 of 50 for 257 yards and three interceptions.

The Jaguars are trying to hold off Houston and Indianapolis in the AFC South.

With preparation for the matchup underway, here are nine scenarios in which the Ravens can clinch.

Top photos from Ravens 37-31 win over the Rams in Week 14

Welre looking at the top photos from the Baltimore Ravens 37-31 win over the Los Angeles Rams at M&T Bank Stadium

Baltimore is 10-3, and back as the No. 1 overall seed in the AFC after a 37-31 win over the Rams (6-7) on Sunday in overtime at M&T Bank Stadium.

After an earlier penalty cost the Ravens points, Tylan Wallace repaid his team and the city of Baltimore will a thrilling 76 yard punt return for the win in Overtime.

After the Rams were forced to punt, Wallace put things away, sprinting up the left sideline to give the Ravens their tenth win of the season.

Lamar Jackson was dynamic, logging 316 passing yards, 70 rushing yards, and 3 TDs with a 92.8 passer rating. After getting shredded in the first half, the Baltimore defense held the Rams to 11 points in the final three quarters.

With a huge matchup against Jacksonville looming, here are the top photos from Sunday’s win.
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Instant analysis of Ravens 37-31 win over the Rams in Week 14

We’re looking at instant analysis of the Baltimore Ravens 37-31 win over the Los Angeles Rams in Week 14

Baltimore is 10-3, and back as the No. 1 overall seed in the AFC after a 37-31 win over the Rams (6-7) on Sunday in overtime at M&T Bank Stadium.

After an earlier penalty cost the Ravens points, Tylan Wallace repaid his team and the city of Baltimore will a thrilling 76 yard punt return for the win in Overtime.

After the Rams were forced to punt, Wallace put things away, sprinting up the left sideline to give the Ravens their tenth win of the season.

Lamar Jackson was dynamic, logging 316 passing yards, 70 rushing yards, and 3 TDs with a 92.8 passer rating. After getting shredded in the first half, the Baltimore defense held the Rams to 11 points in the final three quarters.

With a huge matchup against Jacksonville looming, here an instant analysis of Sunday’s win.

National reaction to Ravens defeating Rams on a Tylan Wallace walk-off punt return for TD

Twitter reacted to Ravens defeating Rams 37-31 on a Tylan Wallace walkoff punt return for TD

After an earlier penalty cost the Ravens points, Tylan Wallace repaid his team and the city of Baltimore will a thrilling 76 yard punt return for the win in Overtime.

After the Rams were forced to punt, Wallace put things away, sprinting up the left sideline to give the Ravens their tenth win of the season.

Lamar Jackson was dynamic, logging 316 passing yards, 70 rushing yards, and 3 TDs with a 92.8 passer rating. After getting shredded in the first half, the Baltimore defense held the Rams to 11 points in the final three quarters.

With a huge matchup against Jacksonville looming, here’s how Twitter reacted to the Wallace return.

Ravens vs. Rams: Highlights, takeaways from 1st half as Baltimore faces a 20-17 deficit

We’re looking at takeaways and highlights from the first half as the Los Angeles Rams hold a 20-17 lead over the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium

The Ravens are the team coming off seven days of rest, but the Rams jumped out to a quick start and led Baltimore 20-17 in the first half at M&T Bank Stadium.

Sean McVay’s team ran nine more plays, held the ball for nine more minutes, and held a three-point lead despite the Ravens outgaining the Rams 243-216 in the first half.

Penalties, one Lamar Jackson interception, and timely passing from quarterback Matthew Stafford allowed the Rams to finish the first half with 17 points in the second quarter.

With the second-half kickoff set, here are highlights and takeaways from the first half.