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The Baltimore Ravens are facing a significant challenge with their pass defense, which ranks last in the NFL, allowing 294.9 yards per game. Despite their recent success, winning seven of their last eight games, the defense's inability to contain opposing quarterbacks has raised concerns. Coach John Harbaugh and cornerback Marlon Humphrey acknowledge the need for improvement, especially after allowing 428 yards and four touchdowns to Joe Burrow in their latest game against the Bengals. The Ravens must find a way to support their high-scoring offense, which struggles when scoring under 25 points.
- Ravens' pass defense is historically poor, allowing 294.9 yards per game.
- The team has allowed an NFL-worst 47 completions of 20 or more yards.
- Despite defensive struggles, the Ravens have the league's best rushing defense, allowing only 73 yards per game.
Lamar Jackson | QB
Breakout
Week 10
- Jackson is carrying the team offensively, but the pressure is mounting due to defensive struggles.
- The Ravens are 7-0 when scoring 25 or more points.
Ja'Marr Chase | WR
Breakout
Week 10
264 rec yards
3 rec TDs
- Chase had a standout performance against the Ravens, with 264 yards and three touchdowns.
- His ability to elude defenders highlighted the Ravens' defensive issues.
Baltimore Ravens
- The Ravens need to improve their pass defense to support their high-powered offense.
- They have allowed the most passing yards through the first 10 weeks since 2000.
Cincinnati Bengals
- The Bengals capitalized on the Ravens' defensive weaknesses, particularly with Chase's explosive performance.
- Joe Burrow's passing game was effective even without key offensive players.