ESPN's computer model, the Football Power Index, has released its prediction for Thursday night's game between the Miami Dolphins and Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens, 2-5 on the season, are taking on the 2-6 Dolphins.

ESPN recently released a collaborative effort, "2025 NFL Trade Deadline: Players to Watch, Team Needs, Buzz." NFL analyst Aaron Schatz drew a line connecting the dots representing both Campbell and the Ravens. He isn't opposed to a trade that would send Campbell back to the Ravens for a second stint.

With the team struggling, one ESPN analyst didn't hold back on the Baltimore Ravens' handling of star QB Lamar Jackson's injury.

An analytics expert projects the Ravens to win the AFC North. With the Ravens needing an edge rusher, could Matthew Judon be an option?

Ravens’ Lamar Jackson may miss Week 8 due to a hamstring injury, putting Baltimore’s hopes going down heading ahead into the season.

After acquiring Michael Carter II earlier in the week, the Eagles have acquired another cornerback, this time from the Ravens.

The NFL fined the Baltimore Ravens $100,000 for incorrectly listing Lamar Jackson as a full participant two days before a Week 8 matchup with the Chicago Bears on Sunday, Oct. 26, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported.

The Ravens -- as well as the AFC East -- had a big day for bettors during Week 8 of the NFL season, but not without some controversy.

The Ravens are being fined $100,000 for incorrectly listing Jackson's practice participation on October 24, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. After there was some speculation that the organization could have draft capital taken away, the league decided to only slap the team with a fine.

Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson has been removed from the injury report and will start Thursday's game against the Miami Dolphins after recovering from a hamstring injury, per NFL Network's Tom Pelissero.

The Denver Broncos could do themselves and quarterback Bo Nix a favor before the 2025 NFL trade deadline passes.

The Ravens started the season 1-5, and since the first NFL postseason in 1933, only four of 358 teams -- which amounts to 1.1% -- made the playoffs after starting 1-5 or worse, according to ESPN Research. But the Ravens are hopeful the return of Jackson and a wide-open AFC North will help them become the fifth team to achieve the feat.