Matthew Judon is the leader of the pass rush, Pernell McPhee is the savvy veteran, and Jaylon Ferguson and Tyus Bowser finished strong in 2019. 

How can the offense get even better in 2020? What should we expect from Mark Andrews? Who will lead the wide receivers in catches?

Coming off his best season, outside linebacker Tyus Bowser plans on having a breakout season as a pass rusher. 

Is a Terrell Suggs reunion possible? Could running back J.K. Dobbins become the starter this season?

Pro Football Focus analyst believes the Ravens are overrated. Hollywood Brown tops a list of six Ravens who are poised to have a breakout season. 

Other than Chiefs, Steelers may be Ravens' top AFC threat. Veterans and returning players on the Ravens who are most affected by the lack of minicamps and OTAs. The Ravens' acquisition of Calais Campbell was the most underrated move in the NFL this offseason.

They already have one of the NFL's best rosters. But they still have needs, and given their salary cap situation, they're hoping to address those needs in the draft.

After placing the franchise tag on Matthew Judon, the Ravens are focused on putting together the pieces for an improved pass rush in 2020.

It's not just the big-name young players who had strong 2019 seasons. Baltimore has a bright future with budding young talent across the roster.

With a young offense and the secondary mostly in place, the Ravens can drill in on improving up front, defensively.

The Ravens' offense been stellar all season, but the defense shared the spotlight by dominating the Texans.

During the Ravens' five-game winning streak, outside linebacker Tyus Bowser has taken his game to another level.

Tyus Bowser and Tim Williams have been held without a sack. Secondary mistakes have led to big plays against the Ravens. Baltimore begins a three-game stretch against AFC North rivals.    

Bradley Bozeman looks solid in start at left guard. Terrell Suggs will be returning to Baltimore as an opponent, but Head Coach John Harbaugh isn't feeling sentimental.

The Ravens have heard skepticism about their pass rush. They are eager to answer those questions, starting Sunday.

With a sack in Thursday night's game, Tyus Bowser continued his steady play since the start of training camp.

Michael Floyd and Tyus Bowser headline Thursday's standouts. Nate Burleson is 'all in' on John Harbaugh and the Ravens. The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec provides a behind-the-scenes look into the Ravens' preseason broadcasts. 

'Hollywood' Brown looks like a player who can grow into a big role. The NextGen defense dominated again, led by Tyus Bowser. Trace McSorley looks like a player the Ravens are going to want to develop.

Rookie quarterback Trace McSorley makes the most of his extended action. WRs Jaleel Scott and Michael Floyd both found the end zone to help themselves.

Lamar Jackson shows how far he's come throwing the ball. Several rookies put on strong performances. Don't be surprised if General Manager Eric DeCosta gets calls about kicker Kaare Vedvik.

ESPN isn't high on the Ravens' future over the next three seasons. Why you shouldn't compare Lamar Jackson and Joe Flacco in 2019.

Matthew Judon becomes the new leader of the Ravens' pass rush, while Tyus Bowser and Tim Williams hope to realize their potential.

Entering his third season with the Ravens, Tyus Bowser says he's ready to become a consistent edge rusher.

Lamar Jackson and Marquise Brown were named the league's top rookie-veteran passing duo. Willie Snead IV responds to critics of Jackson. Brandon Carr offers his take on how to make football better.

The squad took to social media to wish their moms and special women in their lives Happy Mother's Days. 

The fourth-year linebacker talks about big expectations he has for himself in 2020, buying his mom a car this offseason and the time he brought down Lamar Jackson in college.

Marlon Humphrey's unique workout puts us all to shame and Ray Lewis has jacuzzi problems. Watch on Snapchat and Instagram!

Outside linebacker Tyus Bowser comes off the edge to drill Sam Darnold and Jihad Ward recovers the fumble.

Outside linebacker Tyus Bowser said the Ravens are playing with a lot of confidence right now.

Outside linebacker Tyus Bowser discusses the sacrifices that it took for him to get to the next level.

Defensive lineman/fullback Patrick Ricard knocks the ball out on a sack and Tyus Bowser takes it 34 yards to the house.

Outside linebacker Tyus Bowser gets the Ravens' first sack of the game in the fourth quarter.

The Ravens parted ways with the former third-round pick after he failed to generate a sack through the first quarter of the season.

What were the positives to come out of Kansas City? Do the other receivers need to get involved more?

Third-year outside linebacker Tyus Bowser talks about his growing comfort in the Ravens defense.

Third-year outside linebacker Tyus Bowser capitalized on a dropped ball by a Jags running back.

Check out the major skills from Tyus Bowser, Kenneth Dixon and more. Watch on Instagram and Snapchat!

Is there a chance the Ravens could sign Gerald McCoy? Is the wide receiver room overcrowded now?

Who would the Ravens be willing to trade UP for to draft? Which second- or third-year player is ready for a breakout?

Head Coach John Harbaugh covered a lot of ground in his time with the media, and here's a quick roundup of the big topics.

What will be Terrell Suggs' Ravens legacy? Any chance more players get signed to contract extensions?

Last year's second-round pick, Tyus Bowser, had an interception in last week's practice. He could follow fellow outside linebacker Matthew Judon with a breakout in his sophomore season.

The second-round pick has a pair of sacks and an interception this year, and Linebackers Coach Don Martindale has seen him make big steps in recent weeks.

Ravens second-round outside linebacker Tyus Bowser notched his first career interception and sack in his second game, a 24-10 win over the Browns.

Veteran cornerbacks Brandon Carr and Lardarius Webb, running back Buck Allen, wide receiver Jeremy Maclin and rookie linebacker Tyus Bowser have all had hot starts.

Rookie second-round pick Tyus Bowser picks off quarterback Kevin Hogan, who took a huge shot from Matthew Judon just after throwing. It's Bowser's first career interception, and he got it just a few minutes after his first sack.

The University of Houston product began his press conference with a heartfelt message. Bowser also talked about what he's learned from the veterans, including Terrell Suggs and former Raven Jarret Johnson.

The Ravens' linebackers coach talks about the progress made by rookies Tim Williams and Tyus Bowser and shares a good detail on how Terrell Suggs is such a good leader.

The Ravens' defensive coordinator gives updates on the progress he's seen from rookies Marlon Humphrey, Tyus Bowser and Tim Williams, as well as some young defensive linemen.

The second-round pick showed off his versatility during offseason practices and now he's going to compete for a key role during his first training camp.