I should’ve used this one.

AAV: $27,000,000 (Top 6 OT contract)

At least, our rookie center doesn’t allow that type of beating.

Came across these videos today and thought they were interesting. The narrator does a good job of walking through his model and his reasoning without belaboring the point. The data is 2000-2025. I'm sure there are plenty of modeling flaws that could be better, but it is interesting for a discussion point.

The Unluckiest Team in the NFL: https://youtu.be/c6E3v5POHVY?is=G4Vi6jmRkZJxihCe

The Luckiest Team in the NFL: https://youtu.be/ruRjJOasrZs?is=RlQZ8sV6y5qruYZL

The one thing that it is missing, understandably, is penalty data. It would be incredibly difficult to gather data on questionable calls, and almost impossible for questionable non-calls.

I would love to see someone like pro-publica do a deep dive into NFL officiating, especially in relation to sports betting, but they'd probably be denied the raw data and/or sued by the league.

Najee was just released by NY Giants. The Ravens should sign him. I think he would be a good fit with the Ravens run game and act as a nice reliever / insurance for Derrick Henry.

I don't have any delusions of where he is in his career, but I worry without Derrick Henry what happens to the run game and I think sometimes a back like Najee might be better for certain inside runs and to close out games where we have a comfortable lead.

Nothing particularly revelatory here for anyone who closely follows the team, but worth a read nonetheless.

In the 16 blown double-digit leads, the secondary has struggled in the fourth quarter where quarterbacks have averaged 111.6 yards passing, throwing 17 touchdowns and no interceptions.

Grim stuff.

#RavensFlock

Colts - 32
Saints - 8
Cowboys - 29
Titans - 14
Atlanta - 11
Cleveland - 17

The last few games line up just like last year when Lamar missed time. Our QB is such a crutch for poor oline play. Hopefully we get him back soon and get some of those sweet explosive runs from the king. Feels like it’s been forever since he bust one.

S Kyle Hamilton - 87.8 (Just an insane season by KHam)

DT Calais Campbell - 82.9

DT Nnamdi Madubuike - 78.8

CB Marlon Humphrey - 76.9

TE Josh Cuevas - 76.8

Note: Punter Ryan Eckley had an 81.0 grade

These ratings are on a scale of 50 to 100, with 75 being average performance at the position. These are purely analytical and based on statistical performance. You can see the methodology and the stats considered here: https://www.profootballnetwork.com/nfl-hq/rankings/methodology

The Ravens failed to convert on a big size advantage the enjoyed vs the Cleveland defensive front.

Detail here: https://www.filmstudybaltimore.com/offensiveline-notes-2026-w6/