Ravens' Kyle Hamilton Reveals Bye Week Approach

It's in the Baltimore Ravens' best interest to take full advantage of their Week 7 bye. They have a golden opportunity to reset their season and salvage whatever's left of 2025, but coming back fro their disastrous start to this regular season campaign will require some real introspection and resolve.

Erasing the disadvantages attached to a 1-5 start is no small task, but the Ravens aren't your average bottom-feeder. They had the preseason excitement and past records to seduce their fans into believing that this could finally be the year for the Lamar Jackson-led squad, with mounting injuries surprising the viewing audience almost as much as their uncoordinated play.

Star safety Kyle Hamilton's own injury struggles haven't made the same headlines as Jackson and his hamstring, but the defensive leader' presence is especially felt when he, too, is missing time. He's looking to ensure that the Ravens' missing parts are all back by the end of their two-week break, and he's fully trusting their collective mindset in bouncing back.

"Obviously, we're not in the position we want to be in as a team, but if there's any people that can do it, I think it's us," Hamilton told Fox News. "I think that's the mindset everybody in this building has right now. Obviously, players, coaches, fans, anybody who supports us is disappointed at the results we've had to this point in the season, but there's still 11 games left. So, it's up to us to right the ship, steer it in the right direction, because the season's not over."

He's happy with the placement of the bye week, with whatever remained of the on-field Ravens putting up increasingly-weaker fights against the various contenders lining the start of their first-place schedule.