Several Baltimore Ravens players had outstanding seasons in 2024, but for most of them, it was just a continuation of what they had been doing for the past few

Here’s a look at whose stock has risen and fallen over the past week as the Ravens get set to play their final preseason game Saturday.

Justified or not, it’s fair for an owner to question the leadership from the front office on down when a team is routinely picked as a preseason favorite to go to the Super Bowl, only to see them collapse in the playoffs or fail again to formulate a plan that can beat the Chiefs.

The Baltimore Ravens' starting lineup is more or less set in stone approaching the final two weeks before the NFL season's set to commence, with the last month of training camp answering many lingering questions as to who's set to play the majority of snaps at the team's few holes.

That's why Jared Dubin of CBS Sports has listed the Ravens as a potential trade fit for Dallas Cowboys superstar Micah Parsons, who is currently embroiled in a contract dispute with the Cowboys.

John Harbaugh announced that the Ravens would carry four running backs on their 53-man roster, paving the way for Rasheen Ali to make the team.

Matlock entered the NFL as a sixth-round pick in 2023 as a defensive lineman. But during his second season, he started learning the fullback position, too, becoming a two-way player under Jim Harbaugh who even has his own special gray jersey in practices.