The NFL is investigating the Baltimore Ravens over the way they handled their injury report ahead of Week 8, but head coach John Harbaugh insists the team did not knowingly violate any rules.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh has heard enough about ping pong tables in the locker room. Harbaugh sounded annoyed on Sunday when asked about the reports that the Ravens removed ping pong tables and other locker room games because they wanted to focus on business during their four-game losing streak.
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Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said they weren't trying to deceive anyone when suddenly changing quarterback Lamar Jackson's practice status before Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears.
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The Baltimore Ravens are entering a must-win matchup in Week 8 against the Chicago Bears. At 1-5, a win could put them right back into playoff contention, but a loss could all but end their playoff hopes.
The Baltimore Ravens are entering a do-or-die matchup with the Chicago Bears on Sunday. They have quickly fallen to last place in the AFC North with a record of 1-5, and the end is already closing in on their 2025 season.
The only Baltimore Ravens player who isn't dealing with an injury that was present on the team's practice field when they reconvened on Wednesday to continue their preparation for their upcoming Week 8 interconference clash with the Chicago Bears was All Pro cornerback Marlon Humphrey.
The removal of ping pong tables and other games from locker rooms is a fairly common occurrence around teams trying to break a losing streak, so it wasn't surprising to hear that the Ravens had gone that route upon returning from their bye week.
The Baltimore Ravens finally have a glimmer of hope in what has been a difficult season. Quarterback Lamar Jackson returned to the practice field on Wednesday for the first time in over three weeks as he continues to recover from a hamstring injury that has sidelined him since Week 4.
The Baltimore Ravens have tried to create a more serious environment in their locker room following their shocking 1-5 start to the season, but it sounds like head coach John Harbaugh does not want people to think that was his decision.
Look, we’ve all seen this movie before. Team starts slow, fans get restless, and suddenly the coach pulls out the oldest trick in the book—taking away the toys.
The Baltimore Ravens’ 2025 season has spiraled in a direction few saw coming. Once expected to compete for the AFC crown, John Harbaugh’s team sits at 1-5 after a dismal loss to the Los Angeles Rams.
Prior to kickoff in Week 1, the Baltimore Ravens were tied with the Buffalo Bills as the betting favorites to take home the Lombardi trophy this season, and their star signal caller, Lamar Jackson, was favored to take home the third MVP award of his career.
Early 2013 was the zenith for the Baltimore Ravens, a defense-first Super Bowl win that bucked expectations and put the franchise atop the NFL for the second time that century.
The Baltimore Ravens are off to one of their worst starts in franchise history. They have a record of 1-5 at their bye week, and it is clear they need an overhaul of changes to make a dramatic midseason turnaround.
ESPN’s Dan Graziano doesn’t get the sense that Ravens HC John Harbaugh is under any real danger from a job security standpoint, at least not right now. The Ravens have flopped to a 1-5 start to the season, sabotaged by terrible defensive play and a hamstring injury to QB Lamar Jackson that’s caused him to miss the last two games.
Pockets of upset Ravens fans chanted for the franchise to fire its longtime head coach as the club fell to 1-5 on the season via a 17-3 home loss to the Los Angeles Rams in Week 6.
There are several problems that exist within the Baltimore Ravens roster, but there is one glaring one that has only recently occurred in the last two weeks.
John Harbaugh's Baltimore Ravens must defy the odds to save their sinking season. Entering the 2025 campaign as Super Bowl contenders, the Ravens are already on life support through six weeks.
When an NFL team with high expectations stumbles out of the gate, the first fingers of blame are almost always pointed at the coaching staff. For the Baltimore Ravens, a brutal 1-5 start to the season has turned up the heat on everyone in the organization.