Team Profile
Baltimore Ravens
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36.1% 1stOff DVOA
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74.6% 1stPassing DVOA
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18.9% 1stRushing DVOA
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-7.5% 5thDef DVOA
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0.4% 11thDef Passing DVOA
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-20.9% 4thDef Rushing DVOA
2024 Team Stats
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Points For30.2 3rd
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Points Against21.9 13th
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Yards Per Game423.0 1st
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Yards Allowed Per Game330.0 14th
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11-5-0
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2
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9-7-0
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3
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8-8-0
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4
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3-13-0
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Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker registered his second finish in K1 territory in a row. He knocked through his lone field goal attempt of 52 yards and made all four of his extra points. Now, he returns home to face the Cleveland Browns in a game that could decide the winner of the AFC North and the third seed for the AFC. With the Browns fielding a mix-and-match roster due to rest and injuries, the Ravens' offense should be able to move the ball into Tucker's range. He remains a solid fantasy start in the season finale.
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers didn't get in on the scoring action during the blowout win over the Houston Texans in Week 17. After being the first receiver named to the Pro Bowl in franchise history, Flowers will look to build some momentum going into the playoffs against the Cleveland Browns in Week 18. The last time the two teams faced off in Week 8, he finished as a WR2, and they'll be without Denzel Ward (shoulder) while Grant Delpit is playing through shoulder and knee injuries. Flowers holds high-end WR2 value again in a game that could decide the winner of the AFC North.
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Rashod Bateman has been a boom-or-bust option all season long despite logging the best year of his career so far. He remains the most consistent deep threat on the team as he averages 17 yards per reception and 10.6 yards per target. The Cleveland Browns are a bit banged up and don't have any playoff aspirations, so Bateman could find his way behind the defense for another long touchdown play. His boom-or-bust nature leaves him as more of a flex play though.
Offense
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QB
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38
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6' 3''
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214 lbs
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17
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San Diego
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FB
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30
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6' 3''
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300 lbs
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8
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Maine
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QB
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27
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6' 2''
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205 lbs
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7
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Louisville
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RB
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23
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5' 11''
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212 lbs
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1
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Marshall
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RB
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30
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6' 2''
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247 lbs
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9
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Alabama
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RB
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27
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5' 10''
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195 lbs
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6
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Oklahoma State
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Defense
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CB
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25
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6' 1''
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197 lbs
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3
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Alabama
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LB
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29
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6' 2''
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240 lbs
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7
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North Dakota State
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SAF
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22
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6' 0''
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209 lbs
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1
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Maryland
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SAF
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23
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6' 4''
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224 lbs
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3
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Notre Dame
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OLB
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24
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6' 3''
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254 lbs
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2
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Lafayette
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LB
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26
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6' 3''
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255 lbs
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5
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Ohio State
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