Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers has firmly established himself as Baltimore’s No. 1 target — but do his limitations keep him from becoming a true alpha receiver in the NFL?

Plus, Jason reveals his list of the five Ravens players with the most to prove in 2026, discusses the possibility of Lamar Jackson requesting another trade out of Baltimore, and unveils his four-step plan to fix the Baltimore Orioles by 2027.

2x Super Bowl champion QB Phil Simms joins the show to break down the Baltimore Ravens’ new-look offense under first-year play caller Declan Doyle and discuss just how much control Lamar Jackson could have within the revamped system.

Plus, Simms explains what makes Lamar Jackson such a special quarterback, why Ravens fans should be excited about the potential of Baltimore’s offense this season, and gives his early predictions for how the AFC North could shake out in 2026.

Mark Levin joins Jason to break down the ongoing contract extension negotiations between Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens, including what both sides may be seeking in a new deal. Plus, they discuss why Lamar Jackson’s contract remains tradeable and whether there’s any real chance the superstar quarterback could once again seek a trade out of Baltimore.

After the disappointing way Baltimore’s season came to an end last year, should the Ravens consider bringing in competition for second-year kicker Tyler Loop? Jason breaks down that debate while also diving into how new head coach Jesse Minter could unlock Kyle Hamilton’s full potential the same way he elevated Derwin James in Los Angeles. Plus, Jason reveals his top 10 healthiest Ravens players heading into next season and recaps the Orioles’ second straight win over the Marlins despite Gunnar Henderson’s continued struggles at the plate.

The Baltimore Ravens have a clear need at center, and Jason breaks down three trade targets the team could consider. He also highlights three Ravens players primed for breakout seasons in 2026, makes the case for why the team might consider benching star linebacker Roquan Smith in dime packages, and examines what could be driving the Baltimore Orioles’ ongoing injury issues in recent years.

Baltimore Orioles Hall of Famer Mike Bordick joins Jason to break down the Baltimore Orioles slow start to the season and where the blame lies. Plus, an early look at rookie skipper Craig Albernaz, Gunnar Henderson trying to snap out of his slump, Adley Rutschman continuing to rise, and the struggles of closer Kyle Bradish.

The Baltimore Ravens enter a pivotal season under first-year head coach Jesse Minter with plenty of uncertainty. Jason breaks down the five biggest questions facing the team, including the future of MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson and his looming contract extension.

Longtime NFL general manager Marty Hurney returns to break down the Baltimore Ravens’ second-round decision-making in the draft, including the team doubling up at wide receiver and tight end, Steve Bisciotti making his own fifth-round selection, and a deep dive into the team’s major need at center.

Cynthia Frelund, Analytics expert for NFL Network, joins Jason to break down the Baltimore Ravens’ draft approach, highlighting where the team found the most value and which areas of the roster still raise concerns. Plus, a closer look at Baltimore’s thin depth at left tackle and the looming showdown between Derrick Henry and Father Time.

NFL analyst and insider Brian Baldinger joins Jason to break down the Ravens’ 2026 NFL Draft, including the decision to take Olaivavega Ioane in the first round and select wide receiver Ja’Kobi Lane over a defensive tackle. They also discuss which free agents Baltimore should target to complement the class, and whether it’s time to be concerned about age catching up to Derrick Henry.