No NFL defense has been as bad as the Baltimore Ravens this season. That’s a sentence that hasn’t been written

The Baltimore Ravens are mourning the loss of superfan Wes Henson, best known as "Captain Dee-Fense."

Fans of the Baltimore Ravens have been as locked into observing head coach John Harbaugh as much as ever before entering October, with his repeated failures to

A servant of the people and military veteran, Henson was named as a Ravens Flockstar in 2016 and listed his priorities as "faith, family, and Ravens football."

“V eteran safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson is signing with the #Ravens practice squad, per his agent Kevin Conner of (Universal Sports & Entertainment Mgmt. LLC),” reported NFL insider Tom Pelissero on X, formerly Twitter. “ With Baltimore's defense so banged up, CJGJ could be on the field sooner than later.”

For the third game in a row, the Baltimore Ravens suffered a humiliating loss to a reigning division champion, falling 44-10 to the Houston Texans in Week 5 of

After Houston dropped a 44-piece nugget in Baltimore, the Ravens’ dead-last defensive ranking only worsened. Baltimore is giving up 35.4 points per game, the most in the NFL and more than double the average (16.5) allowed by the 2023 Mike Macdonald-led defense that finished first overall.

The Ravens were a powerhouse in 2024, when they went 12-5 and advanced to the divisional round of the playoffs, their 12th postseason appearance under the direction of coach John Harbaugh. Except, if anyone refers to that group as magical, they really just mean that Baltimore's two best players -- Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry -- were magical.

DeAndre Hopkins was an immediate hit in the locker room. This team (and its quarterback) wanted Jaire Alexander. Their GM made that happen, but alas, this team has underperformed. Guys aren't just trying to win. Guys are auditioning for jobs on this roster next season.