Baltimore Ravens Fans Remain Optimistic for Success in 2026


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Baltimore Ravens fans are buzzing with renewed optimism after a frustrating year that saw the team finish around .500, plagued by injuries to star quarterback Lamar Jackson and defensive struggles that kept them on the playoff bubble until the final weeks.

The fans in Purple and Black are looking forward to a bounce-back season in 2026 because Jackson is expected to return healthy, Derrick Henry is still driving the run game, and General Manager Eric DeCosta may be able to strengthen the offensive line, pass rush, or secondary with a higher draft pick.

While the intense AFC North rivalry feeds hopes of division supremacy and a deep playoff run, extensions for important players like Mark Andrews suggest stability. Many in Ravens Nation remain hopeful that 2026 could finally bring that elusive first Super Bowl title in the Lamar era.

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