The Ravens' first depth chart of the 2025 regular season has been released and there aren't many surprises.
As a reminder, the depth chart is compiled by the team's public relations staff. You can check out the full depth chart here.
Here are 10 observations:
Check out how the depth chart stacks up entering the 2025 regular season.
QB No. 1 - Lamar Jackson
QB No. 2 - Cooper Rush
RB No. 1 - Derrick Henry
RB No. 2 - Justice Hill
Also listed as No. 1 KOR
RB No. 3 - Keaton Mitchell
RB No. 4 - Rasheen Ali
WR No. 1 - Zay Flowers
WR No. 2 - Rashod Bateman
WR No. 3 - Tylan Wallace
WR No. 4 - DeAndre Hopkins
WR No. 5 - Devontez Walker
WR No. 6 - LaJohntay Wester
Also listed as No. 1 PR
TE No. 1 - Mark Andrews
TE No. 2 - Isaiah Likely
TE No. 3 - Charlie Kolar
FB No. 1 - Patrick Ricard
LT No. 1 - Ronnie Stanley
LT No. 2 - Joseph Noteboom
LG No. 1 - Andrew Vorhees
LG/RG No. 2 - Ben Cleveland
C No. 1 - Tyler Linderbaum
C No. 2 - Corey Bullock
RG No. 1 - Daniel Faalele
RT No. 1 - Roger Rosengarten
RT No. 2 - Carson Vinson
DT No. 1 Nnamdi Madubuike
NT No. 1 - Travis Jones
NT No. 2 - John Jenkins
DE No. 1 - Broderick Washington Jr.
DT and DE No. 2 - Aeneas Peebles
RUSH No. 1 - Odafe Oweh
RUSH No. 1 - Tavius Robinson
RUSH No. 3 - David Ojabo
MLB No. 1 - Roquan Smith
MLB No. 2 - Jake Hummel
MLB No. 3 - Jay Higgins IV
WLB No. 1 - Trenton Simpson
WLB No. 2 - Teddye Buchanan
SAM No. 1 - Kyle Van Noy
SAM No. 2 - Mike Green
CB No. 1 - Marlon Humphrey
CB No. 2 - Nate Wiggins
CB No. 3 - Jaire Alexander
CB No. 4 - Chidobe Awuzie
CB No. 5 - T.J. Tampa
CB No. 6 - Keyon Martin
SS No. 1 - Kyle Hamilton
SS No. 2 - Sanoussi Kane
FS No. 1 - Malaki Starks
FS No. 2 - Reuben Lowery III
K No. 1 - Tyler Loop
P No. 1 - Jordan Stout
LS No. 1 - Nick Moore
- Rookie wide receiver LaJohntay Wester officially won the punt returner job. Head Coach John Harbaugh didn't promise the sixth-round pick after he had an 87-yard touchdown return in his first preseason game, but Wester has continued to earn it by making smart decisions and fielding the ball cleanly.
- Odafe Oweh and Tavius Robinson are sharing the starting RUSH linebacker role, a nod to how important the hard-nosed Robinson is in the Ravens’ defense. Oweh started 10 games last season, while Robinson started seven. With Oweh known more for his pass-rushing prowess and Robinson his run defense, it largely depends on the Ravens' play-call and personnel package as to who takes the field first.
- Tylan Wallace is essentially fourth on the Ravens' depth chart as Zay Flowers' top backup, while summer standout Devontez Walker is third-string behind Rashod Bateman and DeAndre Hopkins at the other wide receiver spot.
- Rookie Mike Green is the only backup behind Kyle Van Noy at SAM linebacker. David Ojabo is backing up Oweh and Robinson at RUSH linebacker.
- The Ravens have a pair of rookies at free safety with Malaki Starks starting and Reuben Lowery III as his backup. Three rookies will start in Buffalo with Starks, Wester, and kicker Tyler Loop.
- Running back Justice Hill is listed as the top kick returner, trailed by fellow running backs Keaton Mitchell and Rasheen Ali, respectively.
- Marlon Humphrey and Nate Wiggins are the team's starting cornerbacks, trailed by Jaire Alexander and Chidobe Awuzie.
- Trenton Simpson reclaimed his starting spot next to Roquan Smith and is trailed by rookie Teddye Buchanan, who said he has learned both linebacker spots this summer. Veteran Jake Hummel and undrafted rookie Jay Higgins IV are Smith's backups, respectively.
- Andrew Vorhees won the starting left guard job, as previously announced. Ben Cleveland is the top backup at both guard spots.
- Sixth-round rookie Aeneas Peebles is the top backup for both Nnamdi Madubuike and Broderick Washington Jr.
