On December 7, 2025, the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers square off in a classic AFC North grudge match that feels more like a joke than a battle, pitting two mediocre teams against one another in a last-ditch effort to stay relevant. Both teams enter the match with a 6-6 record, with the Ravens barely holding onto first place in the division following a wild season filled with early setbacks, including a miserable 1-5 start, and intermittent brilliance from Lamar Jackson's cannon arm. Under Mike Tomlin's steady leadership, the Steelers have matched the mediocrity of their competitors with a quarterback carousel led by Aaron Rodgers' inconsistent veteran grit, an offense that sputters like a malfunctioning muffler, and a defense that displays vintage ferocity. Turnovers, field goals, and divisional tiebreakers will determine whether either team escapes the.500 abyss or plunges further into playoff purgatory. This has turned what was once a rivalry defined by S...

In a game that called for Baltimore’s identity to take over, Derrick Henry, the most feared power back in football, touched the ball just ten times on Thanksgiving night. In what was a close game early, offensive coordinator Todd Monken chose to rely almost entirely on Lamar Jackson's arm despite the fact that those ten carries yielded a solid 60 yards and the Ravens' only offensive touchdown of the first half. Henry averaged 6 yards per rush and consistently fell fought for extra yardage, but after his opening-drive score he received only four carries in the next 45 minutes of game clock, a baffling abandonment that forced a struggling passing attack (facing constant pressure behind a poor offensive line) to shoulder the entire load against a Cincinnati defense that ranked dead last against the run entering the night. The choice fits a disturbing pattern under Monken that has tormented the Ravens all season: when the run game works early, it completely disappears the insta...

On Thanksgiving Night 2025,  the Baltimore Ravens (6-5) host AFC North rivals Cincinnati Bengals (3-8) at M&T Bank Stadium for a primetime matchup under the lights. The game will be broadcast live on NBC at 8:20 p.m. ET. The purple-clad hosts come into the game riding a scorching five-game winning streak, with a stifling defense that forced two turnovers in their most recent victory over the Jets and a two-time MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson, who has an unrivaled.750 winning percentage in primetime games. With star quarterback Joe Burrow returning from a toe injury and wideout Ja'Marr Chase playing after a suspension, the Bengals look to end a four-game losing streak against Baltimore, where the Ravens have dominated six of the previous seven home games. The holiday air will be crackled with divisional fireworks.  Oddsmakers project the Ravens as 7-point favorites with a total of 51.5 points. The main event on Thanksgiving will be the Baltimore Raven's fourth primetime ga...

At M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens defeated the New York Jets 23-10 to extend their winning streak to five games after overcoming a slow first half. The Ravens' offense surged in the third quarter after falling behind 7-3 at the half thanks to two pivotal 2-yard scores from running back Derrick Henry. The Baltimore defense came through when it mattered most, shutting out the Jets in the second half and securing the victory with a forced fumble by Marlon Humphrey close to the goal line, while quarterback Lamar Jackson was limited to 153 passing yards as he struggled with ankle and knee problems. The Jets' season record fell to 2-9, while Baltimore's improved record to 6-5 keeps them squarely in the running for the AFC playoffs. Show Your Support for the Team! [Visit the Ravens Fan Shop]

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Cleveland Browns on Sunday 23 to 16. The game winning play was a fake tush push play with TE Mark andrews who ended up running 35 yards for the go ahead TD score. What made the play even more incedible was that it was 4th down and 1. It was probably the best play of the year for the Ravens. You can see a video of the fake tush push play by [clicking here.] Browns Get Swept by Ravens in AFC North by u/ccperry in NFLFootballChat