Broderick Washington

The Ravens will count on some familiar faces on the defensive line, but they're also expecting some of their young players to step up.

Tyre Phillips, Alejandro Villanuva and Rashod Bateman are all active for the Week 6 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.

The top three free-agent wide receivers are strong candidates to receive the franchise tag. Could Bradley Bozeman and DeShon Elliott be in line for contract extensions? Second-year defensive lineman Broderick Washington Jr. may play a larger role next season.

The Ravens are at full strength against the Buffalo Bills in the divisional playoffs.

Marcus Peters is active after a two-game absence. Starting center Patrick Mekari is inactive. Running back Mark Ingram II is active after being a healthy scratch the previous two games.

Defensive end Calais Campbell will return after a one-game absence, while cornerback Marcus Peters will miss his second straight game. Daniel Jones is expected to start for the Giants.

The Ravens' quest to make the playoffs is being aided by a 2020 rookie class that has risen to the occasion.

Jimmy Smith (groin) will return after a one-game absence, while Calais Campbell (calf) will play despite not practicing all week. Anthony Averett is inactive.

Jimmy Smith is among four Ravens who did not practice Thursday due to injury.

Chuck Clark and Jaylon Ferguson are active after not practicing. Justin Madubuike, Broderick Washington Tramon Williams, and Trystan Colon-Castillo are inactive.

Mark Andrews, Matthew Judon, Willie Snead IV and Terrell Bonds are now on the Reserve/COVID-19 list, but Jaylon Ferguson, Broderick Washington and D.J. Fluker are back.

Jaylon Ferguson, D.J. Fluker, Broderick Washington, Will Holden, Khalil Dorsey and Tavon Young have been placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.

The additions of Calais Campbell and Derek Wolfe have added proven talent and versatility to Baltimore's defensive line.

Matthew Judon's climb from fifth-round pick to Pro Bowl has been impressive.

Former Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins has agreed to contract terms, along with seventh-round pick Geno Stone and others.

In their quest to improve their run defense, the Ravens continued to target their front seven in the draft, selecting two inside linebackers and two defensive tackles.

This is an unusual offseason due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the Ravens still expect the 2020 draft class to make an immediate contribution.

Can J.K. Dobbins top 1,000 yards as a rookie? How will Gus Edwards and Justice Hill fit into the mix? Which linebacker duo will Patrick Queen and Malik Harrison compare to?

Get the stats, highlights, quotes and more on each Ravens 2020 draft pick.

The Ravens got Mel Kiper's only A. After an impressive draft, have the Ravens further widened the gap in the AFC North? Pundits praise Baltimore's Day 3 picks. Already some interesting reported undrafted rookie signings. Justin Tucker was ready to come through in the clutch again.

Why the Ravens will get high marks. Wink Martindale had to be jumping around. The potentially 'undefendable' offense got a boost.

The Ravens made four picks and John Eisenberg, Clifton Brown, Garrett Downing and Ryan Mink give their takes.

The Ravens double dipped on the defensive line, adding a stout run defender from Texas Tech.