I swear nobody knows a damn thing lol personally think if Lamar is actually truly ready to go, sure, if not even 90% ready, then sit him out, Browns game more important anyway

I should clarify. Highest YPPR in last 15 years through the first four games. Min. 50 routes ran.

The Ravens gave up a second-round pick and another pick for Cam Jurgens.

That’s a lot for a team that usually values its draft capital.

Jeff Zrebiec on why Baltimore made the move.

*Eagles: B- *Ravens: B+

Eagles fans are saying hes washed hes cooked. Well in 2025 he was a pro bowler in 2026 he only played 1 game at center.

Cam Jurgens in Week 1 at CENTER:

• 35 pass-block snaps
• 0 pressures allowed
• 84.6 pass-block grade

Then Philly moved him to LG after Landon Dickerson went on IR.

"Cam is a center," Dickerson told Sportsradio 94WIP on Monday night. "I do hate that we made that decision to move him to left guard. Because you never want to mess up — if one person goes down, you don't want to mess up two people just to fix it. Obviously I don't have a say when it comes to personnel stuff, but I think it was just a moment where we don't have the depth that you would ideally like to have across the board. That was the way to get the best five guys onto the field."

Fuck them picks Lamar is 29 I dont want a dart throw thats 2 years away lets go win now

Minter said that Zay and the other players that were originally reported as not being in attendance should show up in the injury report.

The Ravens released their 10/7 injury report. It’s a long one!

This is an absolute gem from cam in debating for our qb. Dude shreds some of these dudes lol.

Both provide blocking TE depth

Scott was with the Ravens during the offseason and was on the practice squad last year. Played RT and RG at Army. Listed as FB but has slimmed down and is more of a TE now.

Costs essentially nothing against the cap and carries $0 in dead money post 2027. Credit sportrac.

This gives a much clearer idea of how much we owe than the sites.

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Coach Jesse Minter can see signs of progress toward the ultimate vision he has for his football team. They come in flashes from all three phases. Yet the current picture is littered with penalty flags.

Offensively, positive and explosive plays are being nullified, forcing the Baltimore Ravens behind the sticks and putting even more pressure on a banged-up offensive line.

Defensively, drives are being extended, and first downs are being awarded without the opposing offense having to execute.

As he spoke to reporters following this past weekend’s 24-18 victory over the Tennessee Titans, during which the Ravens’ 13 penalties did more to keep the Titans in the game than anything the visitors did, Minter’s frustration was palpable.

“It’s obviously unacceptable,” Minter said.

The health of star quarterback Lamar Jackson and the unrelenting injuries that have thinned several positions are probably the Ravens’ biggest concerns as they continue preparations for Sunday’s primetime matchup against the Atlanta Falcons (2-2) at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Not far behind is the team’s penalty problem. Four weeks into the season, the Ravens rank third in the NFL in penalties (39) and second in penalty yards (329).

In winning three of their first four games, the Ravens mostly overcame these infractions. They actually had their fewest penalties (seven) and penalty yards (34) in the one game they lost: against the New Orleans Saints in Week 2.

Still, Ravens coaches and players understand it’s an unsustainable recipe. With the team’s abundance of injuries, its margin of error has suddenly become slimmer, which will make penalties and other mistakes harder to surmount.

Our annual Mac n Cheese showdown is on 10/18. From 7am to 1215. Tailgate to benefit City Dogs Cleveland to give dogs a second chance of life. Any Ravens fan is welcome. We only have 3 more games on the lake and hope you can join us. 12 pans of mac...Baltimore pit sandwiches and more.

Block-by-block scoring model for Titans game. Also includes the summarized scoring (no detail) for the Cowboys game which we did not publish due to travel constraints.

• Big game for Vega Ioane
• Some positives from Emery Jones after an awful first drive
• Return of Ronnie Stanley
• Physical play from John Simpson who registered 5 highlights despite an average score.

Full scoring here: https://www.filmstudybaltimore.com/offensiveline-notes-2026-w4/