A Defensive Party in Week 1

Here's where the Ravens stand at the (late) Week 13 bye and what they'll be working on during the break.

Head Coach John Harbaugh discusses Jadeveon Clowney's 'Hall of Fame-type play' and what his bye week looks like.

The defensive coordinator speaks about Kyle Hamilton's growth from Year 1 to Year 2, Patrick Queen's commitment to the pick he set instead of going for the sack, and the poise that went unnoticed behind each play.

The special teams coordinator discussed how effective the blocking has been during kicks and how he doesn't think that missed field goals are a recurring problem for the Ravens.

The offensive coordinator talks about why Gus Edwards' wildcat fourth-down play didn't work, how social media generates ideas for new plays, and the confusion on the Nelson Agholor play that caused him to call a first-down play on a third-down.

Watch defensive line friends Brent Urban and Michael Pierce celebrate their fumble recoveries against the Chargers.

The safety talks about the defensive effort that closed the game out in the fourth quarter.

Look back on the Ravens' win against the Cincinnati Bengals and ahead to a 'Sunday Night Football' matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Head Coach John Harbaugh discusses preparing for the Chargers' tough special teams unit and an increased emphasis on ball security.

The star wide receiver discusses his view on the late bye week and his continuation of making big plays that keep drives alive.

The Ravens need to protect the football, adjust without Mark Andrews, and make Justin Herbert uncomfortable.

Keaton Mitchell's father, Anthony Mitchell, has an all-time place in Ravens history. Now his son is writing his own chapter in Baltimore.

Following a disappointing loss to the Browns, the Ravens turned things around quickly with a 'Thursday Night Football' win against the Bengals. Follow along with Gus Edwards, Tyler Linderbaum, and Keaton Mitchell.

Sitting atop the AFC, the Ravens are in the midst of a stretch of four of five games on primetime TV. They'll face a tough test in Justin Herbert and the Chargers.

The defensive back talks about being a "bubble guy" up until the end of training camp when he transitioned more consistently to cornerback and his strides covering zone receivers.

Head Coach John Harbaugh speaks about Damarion "Pepe" Williams coming off injured reserve and game planning for an offensive with multiple weapons.

The tight end discusses his relationship with "big brother" Mark Andrews and making the most of his opportunity to touch the ball with so many talented receivers.

The safety touches on Brandon Stephens' development and how watching players like Derwin James helped develop his game.

The wide receiver talks about how it felt to get in the endzone against the Bengals and Zay Flowers seemingly "easy" transition to the NFL.

The center also gives fellow offensive lineman Kevin Zeitler congratulations for his nomination to the Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award.

Ravens OLB Odafe Oweh joins Mink and Garrett to talk about what's gone into turning the corner in Year 3, the influence of OLBs Coach Chuck Smith, how he's learned from two other teammates with similar paths, Thanksgiving plans, and much more.

Many Ravens players handed out turkeys for Thanksgiving to families in Baltimore.

The Ravens are the AFC's top seed through Week 11, but know there is much more work to be done.

The franchise quarterback discusses his off platform throws making the transition from practice to games and how his deep shots have "come a long way."

The inside linebacker discusses the challenges a quarterback like Justin Herbert pose to a defense and talks about his X (formerly Twitter) conversation with Bengals' LB Germaine Pratt.