Before the Ravens’ schedule is unveiled, here’s a look at how their 2025 opponents have changed this offseason.

For as much as Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Aeneas Peebles had going for him - good speed, a relentless motor and a first-team All-ACC selection in 2024 -

If there is one constant in the NFL, it's the Baltimore Ravens drafting well. That was the case this year, where they set the tone by drafting Georgia safety Malaki Starks with the 27th overall pick to add to their stacked secondary,

As reported by The Baltimore Sun, the Maryland Stadium Authority is exploring the possibility of hosting the draft either in 2029, 2030 or 2031. This comes as Ravens president Sashi Brown noted that the team will "eventually" make a pitch to host the draft.

The Baltimore Ravens may have one of the NFL's best overall rosters, with a potential argument for the best, but no team is ever truly done building its roster.

Kyle Hamilton and Zach Orr are among the biggest winners for Baltimore after the Ravens selected 11 impact players in the 2025 NFL draft

Arguably, the Ravens’ biggest draft surprise was that they only selected one interior defensive lineman from a really deep position class, and that player was Peebles, an undersized sixth-round pick with pass-rush ability.

Ravens GM Eric DeCosta has a unique draft strategy and it paid off again in the 2025 NFL Draft as the team got Malaki Starks in Round 1.

Some of the best teams in the NFL had great drafts as well, as the Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs all received grades of at least a "B+" on their hauls, according to CBS Sports NFL Senior Writer Pete Prisco.

We're just hours away from all 32 NFL teams knowing their complete 2025 schedule, an we're tracking the leaks and rumors.