Ravens-Falcons game without Lamar Jackson draws 17 million viewers
The Ravens-Falcons game, played without Lamar Jackson, averaged 17 million viewers, according to NBC Sports.
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The Ravens-Falcons game, played without Lamar Jackson, averaged 17 million viewers, according to NBC Sports.
Read on NBC SportsThe Ravens list Zay Flowers along with Lamar Jackson on their Thursday report, while both the Browns and Ravens continue to deal with injuries and show several changes ahead of the Week 6 matchup.
Read on Yahoo SportsRavens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle said the team trusts tight end Mark Andrews. Baltimore won in Atlanta on Sunday night, though Andrews had a tough day in the game.
Read on NBC SportsThe Ravens released wide receiver Chris Moore. The move likely opens a roster spot for rookie wide receiver Ja’Kobi Lane, who is close to returning.
Read on Yahoo SportsBaltimore sits atop the division, with Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and Cleveland each just one game behind. The AFC North standings are tightly packed.
Read on Yahoo SportsBaltimore came away with a win over Atlanta and now has a winning streak, according to a Yahoo Sports breakdown of the good, the bad and the ugly from the game.
Read on Yahoo SportsCleveland and Baltimore opened Week 6 practices with a long list of banged-up players, 36 in total between the two teams, according to their Wednesday injury reports.
Read on Yahoo SportsA league source told ESPN that Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has a realistic chance of returning for the game against the Cleveland Browns on the upcoming Sunday.
Read on ESPNThe Falcons had to lean heavily on their defense in the overtime loss to the Ravens, while struggles on special teams continue.
Read on Yahoo SportsRunning back Quinshon Judkins and linebacker Carson Schwesinger hurt their ankles against the Jets on Sunday and are considered day-to-day. The Browns host the Ravens next.
Read on ESPNThe Ravens defeated the Falcons 30-23 in overtime. Tyler Huntley led the offense in the win, and the article hands out game balls for the contest.
Read on Yahoo SportsWith Lamar Jackson out, Derrick Henry and Tyler "Snoop" Huntley picked up the slack for the Ravens on Sunday Night Football. Michael Penix Jr. had a rough night, according to the winners and losers recap.
Read on Yahoo SportsFalcons head coach Kevin Stefanski gave little detail after the loss to the Ravens on quarterback Michael Penix Jr., who hurt his ribs late in the fourth quarter. More information is expected once imaging is done.
Read on NBC SportsBaltimore won in overtime on Sunday Night Football. Derrick Henry had 120 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown, while Michael Penix Jr. left late in the game with a rib injury.
Read on NBC SportsMichael Penix Jr. took a big hit late in regulation and could not play in overtime of the Falcons' loss to the Ravens. Tua Tagovailoa threw an interception in his place, sealing Baltimore's comeback win.
Read on Yahoo SportsDerrick Henry scored on an 18-yard touchdown run to pull the Ravens closer. The Falcons still hold a 17-15 lead in the game.
Read on NBC SportsAtlanta goes into the break ahead of Baltimore 14-9. Kyle Pitts caught his first touchdown of the season in the second quarter.
Read on NBC SportsThe Ravens revealed their list of six inactive players ahead of their Week 5 game.
Read on Yahoo SportsReceiver Zay Flowers will play in the Week 5 Sunday Night Football game between the Ravens and Falcons. Baltimore will not have its starting quarterback available.
Read on Yahoo SportsWith right guard Andrew Vorhees among the inactives, Emery Jones, a 2024 third-round pick of the Ravens, will make his first career start Sunday night against the Falcons.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Ravens face the Falcons on Sunday Night Football in Week 5 without Lamar Jackson, who is out with an ankle injury. Tyler Huntley will start at quarterback against a hot Atlanta team.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Ravens will try to win Sunday night without Lamar Jackson. The article lays out three keys that could help them get past the Falcons.
Read on Yahoo SportsAs the Ravens and Eagles prepared to agree to a trade sending center Cam Jurgens to Baltimore, they quickly arranged for his physical in Philadelphia before finalizing the deal, league sources told ESPN.
Read on ESPNBaltimore faces an Atlanta offense on a hot streak led by Bijan Robinson. Tyler Huntley fills in at quarterback for the injured Lamar Jackson, in a matchup that also features Derrick Henry.
Read on CBS SportsSafety Kyle Hamilton returned to full participation in Thursday's practice. Wide receiver Zay Flowers remains limited, and quarterback Lamar Jackson was held out of practice again.
Read on NBC SportsDerrick Henry says Bijan Robinson is the best in the game right now. The two running backs will be on opposite sidelines when the Ravens face the Falcons on Sunday night.
Read on NBC SportsBaltimore is the toughest opponent Atlanta has faced so far, though the Ravens arrive as a diminished, depleted version of a great team.
Read on Yahoo SportsRavens quarterback Lamar Jackson did not take part in Thursday's practice. Coach Jesse Minter said Wednesday there is plenty of time before Sunday night's game against the Falcons.
Read on NBC SportsReports from the open portion of Ravens practice had wide receiver Zay Flowers off the field, but he later took part in the day's work. Trey Hendrickson did not practice.
Read on NBC SportsThe Ravens acquired center Cam Jurgens in a trade on Wednesday. His debut with the team appears to be about a week away, as he is expected to be ready to play in Week 6.
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