Baltimore Ravens

Air Raid — Spread it out, tempo, spacing.
Team fit 84.0 A− · Read the full guide →

Tampa 2 — Rush four, rally and tackle.
Team fit 89.3 A

A genuinely balanced roster — both units rate in the league's top ten. The face of it is Lamar Jackson (QB, 95).

Lamar Jackson (QB, 95) is the headliner. 95 throw on the run — throws on the move like the play was drawn that way; 95 throw under pressure — does not flinch when the pocket gets loud; 95 speed — home-run speed that changes how a defense lines up. Everything this offense does is built to get him the ball in the situations those numbers describe.

Derrick Henry (94) would headline most offenses himself — having two of them is how this unit breaks coverage math.

Kyle Hamilton (SS, 94) sets the terms. 89 hit power — arrives with bad intentions — ball carriers remember him; 88 speed — real speed that has to be accounted for. Offenses spend the week accounting for him, and the rest of this defense eats in the space that creates.

And he has company at the top: Nnamdi Madubuike (90), Roquan Smith (93) also rate 90+, giving this roster 3 defenders at that level — something only 5 teams in the league can say. Fine print — Nnamdi Madubuike: a neck injury two weeks into 2025 required surgery and cost him a full year — he only returned this September.

Tyler Loop (79) kicks — 97 leg, 87 accuracy. Ryan Eckley (73) punts — 92 leg, 80 accuracy. Top return man is Justice Hill (83 return).

Offense: Devontez Walker (WR, 71 OVR) — a 94 speed buried at 71 overall. Speed is the one trait that plays at any overall — it travels to any package, any formation, any Sunday.

Defense: Chandler Rivers (CB, 71 OVR). Read the ratings page twice: the overall says 71, the speed says 92. Overall is about the whole job; that speed is about one job, and he can already do that one as well as most starters.