Last Updated on octubre 14, 2025 2:17 pm by Erwin Noguera
Descripción general del equipo
Los Baltimore Ravens llegan a la temporada 2025 como los líderes proyectados de la AFC Norte, buscando su tercer título divisional consecutivo. Completaron su plantilla de 53 jugadores —con 25 ofensivos, 25 defensivos y tres especialistas—, demostrando una sólida continuidad y profundidad en la plantilla.
Los movimientos clave de la pretemporada incluyen la renovación del contrato del tackle ofensivo Ronnie Stanley, jugador del Pro Bowl, con un contrato de tres años por $60 millones. Además, el equipo reforzó su posición en la posición de edge rusher y tackle ofensivo con la selección del edge rusher Mike Green y del tackle ofensivo Emery Jones Jr.
Análisis de la línea ofensiva
La línea ofensiva de los Ravens presume de una continuidad excepcional, con el regreso de la mayor parte de su núcleo, excluyendo al guardia izquierdo Patrick Mekari. Se encuentra entre las más fuertes de la NFL, con un #7 en el ranking de OL de un experto para 2025.
El quinteto titular proyectado para la Semana 1 incluye al tackle izquierdo Ronnie Stanley, al guardia izquierdo Andrew Vorhess, al centro Tyler Linderbaum, al guardia derecho Daniel Faalele y al tackle derecho Roger Rosergarten. Stanley, en particular, es el pilar de la unidad con su experiencia y talento para el Pro Bowl. Además, la unidad muestra un gran valor, con el "over" en su total de victorias (12+ juegos) como favorito, lo que sugiere confianza en la continuidad tanto de la línea ofensiva como del equipo.
Análisis de la línea defensiva
Los Ravens reforzaron su defensa reclutando al defensor Mike Green, un prolífico productor en 2024 con 17 capturas, lo que generó entusiasmo atenuado por las preocupaciones fuera del campo.
Si bien las estrellas posicionales en profundidad son limitadas, la incorporación de Green junto con las fortalezas existentes en la línea defensiva posiciona a Baltimore para mantener o mejorar su juego de presión en 2025.
Temporada 2025 de la NFL
Week 7 Preview
The Ravens dropped their fourth straight game, falling to the Los Angeles Rams 17-3 at home. The offense stalled again: Cooper Rush started under center in Lamar Jackson’s absence (Jackson remains sidelined with a hamstring Injury). Rush went 11-of-19 for 72 yards and one interception before being benched for Tyler Huntley late in the game. Baltimore committed multiple turnovers, and the defense showed some flashes, but they surrendered a long 76-yard drive early in the second half and allowed Stafford and the Rams to convert on third downs.
The Ravens have a scheduled bye in Week 7—no game. With the extra rest, the team expects Lamar Jackson to return after the bye, targeting their week 8 matchup against the Chicago Bears.
They also released C.J. Gardner-Johnson from the practice squad, and lost two safeties—Reuben Lowety claimed on waivers by the Colts, and T.J. Gray signed by the Broncos from Baltimore’s practice squad.
Week 6 Preview
Ravens vs. Rams: Sunday, October 12 at 1:00 pm ET, 12:00 pm CST, 11:00 am MT, and 10:00 am PT.
The Ravens were utterly dominated at home by the Houston Texans, losing 44-10 in what became Baltimore’s worst home defeat in team history. Now in Week 6, Baltimore returns home to face the Los Angeles Rams, a matchup many see as a must-win to avoid further slide. Baltimore’s defense ranks last in scoring allowed and is allowing over 400 yards per game. With Jackson still sidelined, the Ravens will rely on Rush (or possibly Tyler Huntley) to keep the offense afloat, but this becomes a critical game for their depth and coaching adjustments.
Week 5 Preview
Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans: Sunday, October 5 at 1:00 pm ET, 12:00 pm CST, 11:00 am MT, and 10:00 am PT
Baltimore (1-3) faces a critical rebound opportunity at home against the Houston Texans, but things just got a lot harder: Lamar Jackson is expected to miss Week 5 with a hamstring injury and could be sidelined for 2-3 weeks. In his place, veteran backup Cooper Rush is likely to get the start, with Tyler Huntley also in the mix.
The injury concerns don’t stop at the quarterback spot. The Ravens’ injury list is lengthening: Roquan Smith (hamstring) is doubtful, Marlon Humphrey (calf) and Nate Wiggins (elbow) are questionable, and left tackle Ronnie Stanley is also banged up.
With Jackson out and injuries mounting, the Ravens must lean heavily on their run game, conservative play calls, and defense to keep this matchup within reach.
Avance de la semana 4
Baltimore Ravens vs. Kansas City Chiefs: Sunday, September 28 at 4:25 pm ET, 3:25 pm CST, 2:25 pm MT, and 1:25 pm PT
The Ravens head into week 4 at 1-2 and face a massive challenge on the road against the Chiefs in what could be an early AFC playoff preview. Baltimore is coming off a frustrating loss to Detroit, where protection issues, defensive lapses, and turnovers proved costly, and they will need to respond with sharper execution to avoid slipping further below .500.
Derrick Henry must establish a more consistent run game to keep Kansas City’s offense off the field, while Lamar Jackson’s ability to handle pressure and avoid sacks will be critical after Detroit got to him seven times. Defensively, injuries to key pieces like Kyle Van Noy and Nnamdi Madubuike leave the Ravens vulnerable, and containing Patrick Mahomes without a full-strength pass rush will test their depth.
Week 3 Roundup
The Baltimore Ravens fell at home to the Detroit Lions 38-30 on Monday Night Football. Despite a solid passing game from Lamar Jackson (288 yards, 3TDs) and strong play from tight end Mark Andrews (6 catches, 91 yards, two touchdowns), the Ravens’ defense was taken to the woodshed. Detroit gashed them on the ground (224 rushing yards total). David Montgomery posted a huge outing, and the Lions ended up getting seven sacks, putting relentless pressure on Jackson. The Ravens’ offensive line got beaten up as the game wore on, leading to multiple negative plays, and the Lions’ defense showed great discipline.
Avance de la semana 3
Ravens vs. Detroit Lions: Monday, September 22 at 8:15 pm ET, 7:15 pm CST, 6:15 pm MT, and 5:15 pm PT.
The Baltimore Ravens enter Week 3 at 1-1, coming off a dominant win over the Browns and preparing for a Monday Night Football clash at home against the Detroit Lions.
Lamar Jackson has been Sharp through two games, keeping the offense efficient and mistake-free, but the defense faces challenges with key injuries, including edge rusher Kyle Van Noy being sidelined and questions around the secondary. Detroit poses a serious threat after dropping 52 points on Chicago in Week 2, bringing explosive playmaking that will test Baltimore’s coverage and pass rush depth. Still, the Ravens’ home advantage, strong special teams, and Jackson’s ability to dictate tempo give them the edge. If they limit Detroit’s big plays and maintain offensive rhythm, Baltimore should be positioned to cover the six-point spread and secure another win.
Avance de la semana 2
Ravens vs. Cleveland Browns: Sunday, September 14 at 1:00 pm ET, 12:00 pm CST, 11:00 am MT, and 10:00 am PT.
Despite each team’s Week 1 Losses, the Ravens are still heavy favorites over the Browns as Joe Flacco returns to face his former team.
The Ravens’ offensive firepower, led by Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry, remains a potent threat. DeAndre Hopkins made an electrifying one-handed TD in his debut, and his chemistry is starting to add a dynamic layer.
However, the defense must tighten up, especially in the fourth quarter, after giving up 16 fourth-quarter points to Josh Allen.
Cleveland is far from a pushover, but their inconsistencies—especially in kicking and pass protection—could be exploited by a Ravens squad hungry to bounce back at home.
Resumen de la semana 1
The Ravens fell to the Buffalo Bills 41-40 in a heart-stopping season opener. Despite leading by 15 points in the fourth quarter, the Ravens couldn’t hold on. A Late Derrick Henry fumble, followed by three-and-outs on offense, paved the way for Matt Prater’s 32-yard game-winning field goal as time expired.
Baltimore’s defense was on the field for 85 snaps, with starters like Roquan Smith, Marlon Humphrey, Kyle Hamilton, and rookies Nate Wiggings and Malaki Starks seeing heavy usage.
Week 1 Preview
Billetes de búfalo: Sunday, September 7, at 8:20 pm ET at Highmark Stadium.
Los Ravens comienzan su campaña de 2025 con la ventaja como favoritos en la AFC Norte. Han logrado un total de victorias de más/menos de 11.5 juegos, con el más ligeramente favorito, lo que demuestra el optimismo de una victoria temprana.
Su enfrentamiento de la Semana 1 dará inicio a su impulso hacia otra temporada regular fuerte.
Probabilidades de ganar la División y el Super Bowl
Probabilidades de ganar la AFC Norte: -160, colocándolos como favoritos.
Probabilidades de ganar el Super Bowl: +650 a +700 (co-favoritos con Eagles)
Predicciones
Récord general: Se proyecta que los Ravens terminarán con un récord de 11-6, dada su sólida plantilla y ventaja competitiva en la división.
Posibilidades de playoffs: Se espera que los Ravens lleguen a los playoffs, aprovechando su equipo equilibrado y su profundidad estratégica.
Posibilidades del Super Bowl: Si bien los Ravens tienen una sólida oportunidad de avanzar en los playoffs, ganar el Super Bowl requerirá actuaciones consistentes de alto nivel contra una dura competencia.
Los Ravens se perfilan para una campaña dominante en 2025, respaldados por la estabilidad de su plantilla, un juego de élite en su línea ofensiva, un mayor potencial de presión al quarterback y cuotas favorables. Su inicio de la Semana 1 marcará el inicio oficial de lo que muchos esperan sea una larga racha en los playoffs.
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