The Ravens enter Week 3 short-handed, having ruled out seven starters who are inactive Sunday. Meanwhile, three Colts who were listed as questionable will play.

"We have to lock in more, stay focus more, take what the defense gives us [and] try an move the ball," said Jackson on not getting first downs at the end.

"They were having some protection issues. It was a team effort," said Kyle Hamilton on the reason he got three sacks against the Colts.

"Sometimes, the nature of this game is the ball does not go through, or you fall short sometimes," said Justin Tucker on missing a 61-yard field goal.

The Ravens released quarterback Josh Johnson on Saturday and elevated running backs Melvin Gordon III and Kenyan Drake from the practice squad as they shuffle their roster with seven players ruled out because of injury Sunday.

Through two games it’s been Ravens rookie receiver Zay Flowers — not high-priced superstar Odell Beckham Jr., nor former first-round draft picks Nelson Agholor and Rashod Bateman — who has done the most damage to opponents.

If Lots A, B and C are wrapped into a future Oriole Park development deal, the popular tailgate spots for Baltimore football fans could become home to housing, retail or restaurants.

The Ravens moved to 2-0 with a 27-24 road victory over the Bengals. The Colts rebounded from an opening loss to the Jaguars by defeating the Texans. Which team will have the advantage Sunday?

The Ravens will be without seven players for their Week 3 game Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts at M&T Bank Stadium. Most notable among them are wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., running back Justice Hill and outside linebacker Odafe Oweh.

With a half-season of work coupled with a full offseason together, the Ravens' Patrick Queen and Roquan Smith are again two of the league’s highest-rated linebackers and consider themselves the best duo in the NFL.

Nelson Agholor crammed several careers worth of experience into his first eight NFL seasons. As he begins his ninth, the veteran wide receiver seems to have found satisfaction with the Ravens.

The Baltimore Ravens hold a regular season practice in Owings Mills, Maryland.

Wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. (ankle), running back Justice Hill (turf toe) and outside linebacker Odafe Oweh (ankle) were among the seven Ravens who missed Thursday's practice, while Colts rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson remains sidelined with a concussion.

Columnist Mike Preston answers questions about the outside linebacker's role in the pass rush, the pile-up of injuries, key matchups against the Colts and whether it matters that Lamar Jackson is wearing a wristband again.

Baltimore Sun staff writers pick every game of the NFL season. Here’s who they have winning in Week 3.

Running back Justice Hill suffered a turf toe injury in Sunday’s win over the Bengals and is day to day, a source with direct knowledge of the injury confirmed to The Baltimore Sun on Wednesday. In a related moved, the Ravens signed Kenyan Drake.

An Oregon judge set a July 2024 trial date for a civil trial in which Ravens wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. is suing Nike on allegations the footwear company breached its contract.

“He’s comparing me, himself, and Cam [Newton], I’m like, ‘Dang. Comparing yourself to me, and I’m still young,’" said Lamar Jackson.

Ar’Darius Washington started as the Ravens’ slot cornerback in the first two games of the season, logging 95% of the defensive snaps there against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday and 73% in Week 1 against the Houston Texans.

With this version of Lamar Jackson, the Ravens could be a much tougher playoff team than previous seasons. Here are The Baltimore Sun's NFL power rankings heading into Week 3.

“Yeah, we’ve got a lot more information,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said of injuries to wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and outside linebacker Odafe Oweh. “I’m just going to keep that close to the vest right now.”

The Ravens rolled to the end zone on their first drive and answered every blow from the defending AFC North champion Bengals to earn an upset in Cincinnati.

The Ravens arrived in a battered state, but a mature, resilient performance by quarterback Lamar Jackson ensured they would go home joyous Sunday against the Bengals. Here are five things we learned from the game.

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Here’s how the Ravens graded out at each position after Sunday's 27-24 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

It will be hard for the Ravens to duplicate such dominance, but the blueprint for success was displayed in Sunday's win over the Bengals, columnist Mike Preston writes.