On “Sunday Night Football,” with the Baltimore Ravens clinging to a lead and their playoff lives, Head Coach John Harbaugh did the football equivalent of buying a Ferrari and deciding to take the bus to the race track.
The Baltimore Ravens had one job when they stepped onto the field to take on the New England Patriots in their Week 16 matchup: don’t lose. But Lamar Jackson and company did exactly that, suffering a costly defeat that dealt a major blow to their playoff positioning.
The Baltimore Ravens have had somewhat of a nightmare season, but they came into Week 16 with their playoff hopes still alive. After the Pittsburgh Steelers won on Sunday afternoon, the Ravens needed to win each of their final three games in order to win the AFC North and get into the postseason.
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Sunday Night Football is supposed to reveal who you really are. For the Baltimore Ravens, it did exactly that, but the answer wasn’t flattering. In a season already defined by missed chances and uneven execution, Baltimore delivered its most painful performance yet.
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The Baltimore Ravens are disappointed after a 28-24 loss against the New England Patriots in Week 16 at M&T Bank Stadium. The Ravens were up 24-13 in the fourth quarter, but two Patriots touchdowns in the final 10 minutes sealed Baltimore's fate at home.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson’s night ended painfully and prematurely in Sunday’s stunning loss to the New England Patriots, casting a shadow over the team’s already fragile playoff hopes.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Baltimore Ravens are no strangers to their season being on the line. Such is the case for a squad that can never seem to get out of its own way, constantly trading untimely injuries with bad losses.
Cris Collinsworth and Terry McAulay went after the officials for not calling pass interference on Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey on Sunday night.
Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson departed Sunday night's home game against the New England Patriots in the second quarter due to a back injury.
The Baltimore Ravens announced that QB Lamar Jackson has officially been ruled out for remainder of Sunday night’s game against the Patriots due to a back
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has been a regular on the team's injury report this season and has already missed significant time. That does not seem to be stopping anytime soon.
The New England Patriots officially clinched a playoff berth as quarterback Drake Maye balled out in a 28-24 comeback win over the Baltimore Ravens on "Sunday Night Football."
The Ravens sit at 7-7 after shutting out the Bengals in their most complete performance of the season. The defense played at its best, restoring belief across the roster.
The Ravens announced Saturday that they are placing LB Teddye Buchanan on injured reserve due to a torn ACL. The team is also elevating LB William Kwenkeu and NT Josh Tupou for Week 16.
Per the wire, the Ravens have designated LB Jay Higgins to return from injured reserve on Wednesday. Higgins, 23, began his career at Iowa in 2020 and was named the Big Ten Linebacker of the Year in 2024, as well as being named a Unanimous All-American.