Jesse Minter noted there are issues to address as the Baltimore Ravens suffered an embarrassing 35-13 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday afternoon.
Baltimore Ravens coach Jesse Minter is optimistic that star quarterback Lamar Jackson will return from an ankle injury to play against the host Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
The Baltimore Ravens have been without Lamar Jackson since he exited at halftime in the 24-18 Week 4 win over the Tennessee Titans. He’s been dealing with an ankle injury for several weeks now, and Adam Schefter’s latest update isn’t exactly ideal news for the fanbase.
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Plenty of things went wrong for the Baltimore Ravens in their 35-13 loss against the Cincinnati Bengals, but one problem they could have controlled was their lack of discipline.
The Baltimore Ravens suffered one of the most stunning defeats in franchise history Sunday, blowing a 13-point halftime lead before losing 35-13 to the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Baltimore Ravens added veteran safety Rayshawn Jenkins to the practice squad Monday, bringing in a seasoned defensive back to reinforce a secondary dealing with injury and recent struggles.
In the first half, the Baltimore Ravens were able to shut down the Bengals’ vaunted passing attack and jump out to a 13-0 lead. That lead went up in smoke less than eleven minutes into the third quarter, as Cincinnati began moving up and down the field at will.
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It’s fair to wonder at this point if the Baltimore Ravens historic proclivity for choking away double-digit leads will change until general manager Eric DeCosta is fired.
The Baltimore Ravens seemed primed for a dominant victory after the first half against the Cincinnati Bengals, but things quickly fell apart, as Joe Burrow picked Baltimore’s secondary to pieces in the second half to secure a 35-13 victory.
Trey Hendrickson did not have a happy reunion with his old team as the Baltimore Ravens completely collapsed in their 35-13 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Baltimore Ravens suffered a monumental collapse against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday night. After going up 13-0, the Ravens gave up 35 unanswered points in the second half to go down to 4-3 on the season.
With the 2026 season that Zay Flowers has put together so far, it should completely change how fantasy managers view him going forward in future seasons.
Baltimore’s focus now is Week 8, where Jackson is likely to return at Buffalo, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Jackson was limited in practice this week and listed as questionable Friday.
During Sunday's edition of NBC's "Football Night in America" program, NFL insider Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk and NBC Sports shared an update on Jackson's status that will likely leave Baltimore fans concerned.
Trey Hendrickson faced the Cincinnati Bengals for the first time since signing with the Baltimore Ravens. What came about was Orlando Brown Jr. keeping him at bay, and his former team proving stronger without him.
The Vikings promoted outside linebacker Kyle Van Noy from the practice squad to the active roster at the beginning of October, but the move came with a bigger price tag than the usual veteran-minimum salary.
Despite the Baltimore Ravens having a 13-0 lead against the Cincinnati Bengals in the first half of Sunday’s game, the team would collapse, ending in a 35-13 loss.
On Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens took their second straight loss with a home defeat at the hands of the Cincinnati Bengals. The Ravens played this one once again without quarterback Lamar Jackson, who was injured, with Tyler Huntley getting the start instead.
The Baltimore Ravens announced three roster moves on Saturday for their Week 7 game against the Bengals. The full list includes: Ravens placed LB Tavius Robinson on injured reserve.
Ravens HC Jesse Minter announced that OLB Tavius Robinson will miss the rest of the season with a pectoral injury, per Jeff Zrebiec. Baltimore will place him on injured reserve in the near future. Robinson, 27, is from Ontario, Canada, and transferred from college there to Ole Miss, where he played three seasons.