Lamar Jackson

Having won at Cincinnati in Week 2, the Ravens (2-1) will seek their second AFC North road victory against the Browns (2-1).

Todd Monken has no extra motivation in return to Cleveland. Mark Andrews is back to full speed. Mike Macdonald is blitzing at a higher rate.

How the Ravens and Browns are managing injuries to their star running backs. The Ravens will be a 'major factor' in the AFC North if they can weather the injury storm.

John Harbaugh doesn't rule out Kyle Van Noy playing Sunday. Lamar Jackson's focused on fumbles. Michael Pierce explains Ravens' troubles vs. run.

A look at the Ravens' early passing success, some unique run formations, and late near misses of the offense.

Safety Daryl Worley played 90 percent of the defensive snaps with Ar'Darius Washington sidelined.

Turnovers, miscues on special teams, and missed opportunities on offense to ice the game all led to Baltimore's loss to the Colts in Week 3.

It's wild to think about what could've been this season.

Pundits praise coordinators Todd Monken and Mike Macdonald. How the Ravens offense can stay ahead of defenses.

The Ravens are 'firmly in the conversation" for the AFC's best team. Despite injuries to two starters, the offensive line is ranked in the top 10.

Stingy first-quarter defense is helping the Ravens start fast. Lamar Jackson isn't looking back on Colts' pass during contract negotiations. John Harbaugh said the Patriots' blocked field goal strategy was brilliant. 

At the Combine, Anthony Richardson said he envisions himself as a blend of Lamar Jackson and Cam Newton. 

Lamar Jackson was poised behind a strong offensive line in Sunday's 27-24 win over the Bengals.

Mike Macdonald owns Paycor Stadium? Ravens' stars send well-wishes to Browns running back Nick Chubb.

Many took note of Lamar Jackson's comfortability with the new offense in Week 2. Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken's offense recognized for its versatility. Peter King names Geno Stone Defensive Player of the Week. Credit given to the coaching staff and depth players.

Lamar Jackson led an efficient Week 2 offense. Injury replacements stepped up. Baltimore has set an early tone in the division.

After being sidelined for two crucial games in Cincinnati last season, Lamar Jackson is looking forward to facing the Bengals in Week 2.

Geno Stone, Marcus Williams leaning on 'Call of Duty' communication. Lamar Jackson working hard on his center exchange. No decision made on Marcus Williams pec surgery. Ravens add a practice squad guard.

More praise is heaped on Zay Flowers. Lamar Jackson's red-zone turnover extended a concerning trend.

Check out the film from the Ravens' 25-9 victory over the Houston Texans in Week 1.

Reducing penalties will be a goal for Week 2. Designed runs for Lamar Jackson will remain a weapon in the Ravens' arsenal. Ronald Darby carried a heavy workload and played well in Week 1.

Odell Beckham and Zay Flowers played the vast majority of snaps. Fullback Patrick Ricard still played 44% of the snaps. Brandon Stephens played every snap.

The Texans talked about Lamar Jackson and the Ravens' new-look offense.

The Ravens begin their 2023 regular season at M&T Bank Stadium against the Houston Texans.

Baltimore is a unanimous pick to win the season opener. Ravens players name teammates who are poised for a breakout season. Jason McCourty predicts a Ravens-Cowboys Super Bowl. Todd Monken receives high praise from his former quarterbacks.

The franchise quarterback discussed hitting the ground running as three players returned to practice from injury.

The franchise quarterback discussed the opportunities to put the ball away and the runs that helped him earn two touchdowns.

Lamar Jackson got out of what should have been a sack to pick up 14 yards on a scramble.

Lamar Jackson runs in a 10-yard touchdown in the third quarter to put the Ravens back on top.

QB Lamar Jackson runs in a touchdown from 8 yards outs on the Ravens' opening offensive drive.

The franchise quarterback spoke about how important the wide receiver has been to the offense.

Watch Lamar Jackson's three most improbable completions from Week 2 of the 2023 NFL season, according to Next Gen Stats.

The franchise quarterback discussed his thought process behind reading coverages to ensure his wide receiver caught the long touchdown pass.

Lamar Jackson's best plays from the Ravens 27-24 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 2.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson throws a 17-yard touchdown pass to WR Nelson Agholor in the fourth quarter.

Rookie WR Zay Flowers makes a leaping 52-yard catch in double coverage against the Bengals.

NFL Network's Kurt Warner talks to David Carr about how the Baltimore Ravens' offense is in a "transition phase" under new offensive coordinator Todd Monken.

The franchise quarterback talked about his reaction to last season's ending from the sidelines and how he feels he has something to prove against Cincinnati.

The franchise quarterback talks about getting rid of the rust and how he is enjoying the revamped receiver room.

Lamar Jackson drops a dime to WR Odell Beckham Jr. in the second half of the opener.

QB Lamar Jackson gets out of a sack to move the chains with a 14-yard run.

Rookie WR Zay Flowers makes a big play in the first quarter of his first NFL game.

The franchise quarterback talked about getting back onto the field after being sidelined by injury in December of last year.

Lamar Jackson has put up big numbers in Week 1 during his career, and the Ravens hope that continues this Sunday against the Houston Texans.

Lamar Jackson finds his big-bodied target Mark Andrews in the end zone despite tight coverage from Patrick Queen.

Rookie WR Zay Flowers put another nasty move on a Commanders cornerback during Wednesday's practice.

Zay Flowers got wide open in the back of the end zone for a touchdown in 11-on-11 work against the Commanders.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson has a good connection with new Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken.

Ravens WR Odell Beckham Jr. hauled in a Lamar Jackson pass with one hand during the first joint practice with the Commanders.

Rookie WR Zay Flowers put on a show during 1-on-1s on Day 1 of Ravens-Commanders joint practices.