There might not have been a player on the Baltimore Ravens who needed to go into the bye more than wide receiver Zay Flowers after his mishaps in the team's Wee

What the Ravens need to do on offense and defense to turn their season around. ESPN writer weighs in on Lamar Jackson’s contract situation.

Chicago’s football franchise is no longer the sad news Bears. They aren’t going to win a Super Bowl title in 2025, but Chicago is good enough to cause a lot of problems for the Ravens on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium in a “must-win” situation for Baltimore.

Josh Tolentino, Brian Wacker, Sam Cohn, and Sam Jane recently joined forces. That alone says the contents of their findings must be juicy. They aligned to dissect what everyone believes to be wrong with the Ravens, and in doing so, they noted a change at headquarters.

The Ravens fumbled the ball three times against the Rams, the second of which came late in the third quarter on a jet sweep that Flowers mishandled. Cooper Rush also threw an interception. LaJohntay Wester also lost the ball on a punt return near the end of the first half, though that was negated by a penalty.

The Baltimore Ravens, struggling with a 1-5 record, have removed recreational items from their locker room, aiming for increased focus. This move come

The report notes that a basketball hoop near Jackson’s and Say Flowers’ stalls, a pingpong table, cornhole boards, and video game consoles - Super Smash Bros. being the team’s game of choice - have all been removed as Harbaugh hopes tough love will spark a turnaround.

The coaches also took out the players' basketball hoop, cornhole boards and video game consoles because they wanted the team focused on the business at hand.

Landman set a new franchise record with 17 total tackles in the road victory. Since 1994, only four other Rams have recorded 16 or more tackles in a single game: James Laurinaitis (2009 vs. Cardinals), Alec Ogletree (2015 vs. Commanders), Mark Barron (2015 vs. Browns), and Keith Lyle (1995 vs. Saints).