If there is one thing the Ravens love from a defensive back, it is versatility, and Lowery has displayed that so far, playing ...

Baltimore has signature stars on defense, and the NFL just named the All-Pro linebacker No. 40 on the Top 100 players list ...

Adam Caplan joins, exploring NFL offseason strategies, focusing on the Ravens' defensive boosts and their seasonal impact. See what's in store thsi season! Major wine company will lay off more ...

Perhaps the best thing we saw Thursday night in the 24-16 win over Indianapolis, however, was the bend-not-break defense by ...

The recent injury issues at cornerback underscore the importance of several veterans remaining as healthy as possible in the ...

When NFL analysts talk about the Baltimore Ravens' run defense, it’s nearly blasphemous to ignore the impact Roquan Smith has had at linebacker ...

In 2011, his lone season as the Ravens’ defensive coordinator, Baltimore ranked third in yards allowed per game (288.9) and points per game (16.6).

It's worth noting that two of the Ravens' AFC North rivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns, ranked above them on this list, the former coming in at No. 1 and the latter at No. 7.

The Ravens, as talented as they are, could use fresh legs along the edge, and it's already been reported that Green has begun to flourish in Baltimore's defensive system in summer scrimmages.

PFF has named the Ravens as the 10th best defensive line in the league in their article “2025 NFL defensive line rankings: T.J. Watt, Cam Heyward propel Steelers to No. 1” by Zoltán Buday.

However, it has to do with the team's rich defensive history. Since 2000, the Ravens have finished in the top 10 for points allowed 19 times in 25 seasons, and for yards allowed 18 times.