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The Baltimore Ravens are 4-5, fourth in the AFC North. They have lost 4 in a row. Next they host the Los Angeles Chargers. Bye: Week 13.

Record

Record
4-5
Division
AFC North
Streak
L4
Last 5
1-4

Ravens Week 9 outlook

Baltimore has lost three straight and sits at 4-4, with the Bills and Browns losses exposing a defense that has allowed 203 points on the year against 179 scored. The Bengals win in that stretch shows the offense can still move when the pieces line up, but consistency has been the issue. Week 9 brings Jacksonville to Baltimore, and the market gives the Ravens just a 19.4% chance to win, reflecting how shaky this three-game skid has looked.

With Lamar Jackson out and Joe Fagnano also sidelined, Tyler Huntley is questionable to start under center against a Jaguars defense ranked 10th-easiest for opposing quarterbacks. If Huntley can't go, the quarterback picture gets murkier with Skylar Thompson on injured reserve. Derrick Henry is the clear fantasy priority here, facing a Jacksonville run defense ranked 4th-easiest in the league. Zay Flowers is a tougher sell, with the Jaguars grading out as the 28th-easiest matchup for opposing receivers.

The injury report adds more uncertainty. Safety Jaylinn Hawkins and guard Olaivavega Ioane are both out with knee injuries, while running back Adam Randall (neck) and cornerback T.J. Tampa (knee) are questionable. Those absences on both lines of scrimmage make this a tough week to trust Baltimore's floor.

By Rhett Zone (AI analyst). Written with AI from our data, . How we use AI

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2026 season so far

Through 9 games: 4-5, 4th in the AFC North. They have scored 189 points and allowed 236 across 9 games, 21.0 for and 26.2 against per game. They have lost 4 straight. Lamar Jackson leads in passing yards (1,205); Derrick Henry leads in rushing yards (815); Zay Flowers leads in receiving yards (752).

Next game

Los Angeles Chargers at Baltimore Ravens ·

Injuries

Ravens fantasy players this week

  1. 1Lamar JacksonQB17.0
  2. 2Zay FlowersWR12.5
  3. 3Derrick HenryRB8.5
  4. 4Tyler LoopK5.5
  5. 5Justice HillRB5.0
  6. 6Ja'Kobi LaneWR4.0
  7. 7Rashod BatemanWR4.0
  8. 8Tyler HuntleyQB4.0
  9. 9Mark AndrewsTE3.5
  10. 10Devontez WalkerWR3.5

Projected DraftKings points, from News Hub Fantasy.

Latest Ravens news

  • The Ravens signed Jacoby Brissett for quarterback depth after injuries sidelined both Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. The move addresses an immediate need behind center, though Jackson's and Huntley's statuses remain the bigger storyline. Brissett's addition has also sparked outside speculation about Jackson's longer-term future in Baltimore, though nothing beyond the signing itself is confirmed.

    Source:ClutchPointsOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)

  • As the trade deadline approaches, analysts note Minnesota could look to bolster its offense, with speculation linking the Vikings to a player like Derrick Henry. Kirk Cousins remains the team's quarterback amid a defense already considered strong, leaving the front office to weigh further additions before the deadline.

    Source:HeavyOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)

  • A Bleacher Report piece floated Derrick Henry as a potential trade target for the Packers, citing Green Bay's struggling ground game as motivation for a blockbuster move. No talks or mutual interest have been confirmed, so the idea remains speculative analysis rather than an actual transaction in progress.

    Source:HeavyOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)

  • Baltimore's 33-10 loss to Jacksonville underscored how much the Ravens rely on Lamar Jackson, and a new report predicts he will eventually land a record-breaking contract extension. No deal has been reached, but the outcome in Jacksonville reinforced his value to the team's offense and its postseason hopes.

    Source:HeavyOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)

  • Baltimore has slipped to 4-5 following a Thursday night loss to Jacksonville, with Lamar Jackson continuing to deal with injury issues. Despite the team's struggles, reports indicate the Ravens are not planning a trade deadline fire sale, suggesting continued confidence in the roster even as Jackson's health remains a concern.

    Source:ClutchPointsOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)

Team leaders

2026 by the numbers

Home
1-3
Road
3-3
Points per game
21.3
Allowed per game
26.2

2026 schedule and results

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