As the Ravens look to reverse their fortunes on defense, here are four pressing questions the unit now faces.

But Brandon Stephens, who has struggled mightily in coverage this season, will remain at cornerback, Harbaugh said.

Ask for a touchdown, and the Ravens will almost certainly deliver. Ask for two, and they will still probably find a way.

Hamilton slipped as he got his feet tangled with Bengals tight end Mike Gesicki and tried to drive forward on a check-down pass.

Less than 11 months after suffering a season-ending knee injury, Mitchell is on the verge of his 2024 debut.

A month ago, the Ravens left Cincinnati with a 41-38 overtime win and a sigh of relief. What could happen Thursday night?

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is again set to start despite a limited week of practice.

Last week, before a starring performance in a blowout win Sunday over the Denver Broncos, Jackson missed practice Wednesday and Thursday to rest minor back and knee injuries.

Almost two-thirds of the Ravens’ plays this season have featured some kind of changing picture — a running back doing a U-turn, a tight end re-establishing himself elsewhere on the field, a receiver accelerating at the snap — and for good reason.

“He’s quarterbacking better than anybody in the league,” tight end Mark Andrews said Sunday.

The Ravens’ elite run defense took a hit Sunday when lineman Michael Pierce suffered a calf injury against the Browns.

Uncertainty hovers over the Ravens as they look to rebound from a loss to the Browns and a week of unexpected headlines.

Jackson was sidelined Wednesday and Thursday with knee and back injuries.

Jackson has not missed a start because of injury since 2022.

“I’ve faced adversity all my life,” Williams said. “It’s nothing new to me. Adversity makes you or breaks you."

“We’ve got game, quick game, another big game coming up, so that was warranted today,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said.

You can learn a lot by watching all 59 (yes, 59) of the explosive plays Baltimore has given up this year.

Johnson adds another dimension to a high-powered offense that already ranks among the league’s most efficient and explosive.

The Ravens will send a 2025 fifth-round pick for Johnson, who leads Carolina with 30 catches for 357 yards this season.

The costume does, however, include a $275 jersey.