Baltimore Ravens – Baltimore Sun

13 December 2025

• Ravens 2025 High School Coaches of the Year: Sparrows Point’s Nick Burkhardt, Linganore’s Brian Sweene honored
  Sparrows Point football coach Nick Burkhardt and Linganore girls flag football coach Brian Sweene were named the 2025 Ravens High School Coaches of the Year.
• Ravens WR Rashod Bateman questionable; Bengals without 2 key starters
  The Ravens will head into their critical AFC North showdown against the Bengals in Cincinnati about as healthy as they have been all season.
• Ravens vs. Bengals scouting report for Week 15: Who has the edge?
  The Ravens' uphill climb starts Sunday afternoon in Cincinnati for a rematch against the Bengals. Who has the edge?
• Ravens vs. Bengals staff picks: Who will win Sunday in Cincinnati?
  Here’s how The Baltimore Sun sports staff views the outcome of Sunday's Week 15 game between the Ravens and Bengals in Cincinnati.
• Josh Tolentino: Ravens’ biggest flaw isn’t an easy fix | COMMENTARY
  The Ravens' offensive and defensive lines have been pushed around. The lack of beef is perhaps Baltimore's most glaring flaw.
• Why Ravens QB Lamar Jackson continues to miss a practice each week
  At this point in the year and after a succession of injuries, Ravens star Lamar Jackson views his weekly day off as a necessity.
• Ravens QB Lamar Jackson returns to practice; 2 pass catchers limited
  Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson returned to practice Thursday, but two of his top pass catchers were limited.
• Ravens DT Travis Jones agrees to 3-year, $40.5 million contract extension
  Ravens DT Travis Jones has agreed to a 3-year extension, the team said Thursday. The deal is worth $40.5 million with $25 million guaranteed.
• Staff picks for Week 15 of 2025 NFL season: Bills vs. Patriots, Lions vs. Rams and more
  Baltimore Sun staff writers and FOX45's Patrice Sanders pick every game of the NFL season. Here’s who they have winning in Week 15.
• Mike Preston: Talk is cheap. The Ravens need better defense. | COMMENTARY
  The Ravens need to stop talking about defensive improvement and actually improve, Mike Preston writes.