In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the NFL privately admitting to John Harbaugh that a critical call was blown in the Ravens–Steelers game — and what that means for Baltimore moving forward.

We also react to good news on Keaton Mitchell, whose knee injury is not expected to cost him any time, and dive into what's really going on with the Ravens' messy guard situation. Why didn't Emery Jones Jr. get a single snap? And why is Harbaugh still defending the offensive line when the film tells a very different story?

Plus, we talk about why DeAndre Hopkins needs to be a bigger part of the offense, where the Ravens stand in the AFC playoff race, and what has to change immediately if this team is serious about making a run.

Ravens lose to Steelers in a crushing AFC North showdown that drops Baltimore to 6–7 and seriously threatens their playoff hopes. With just four games left in the regular season, we take an honest look at where this team stands and whether there's still a realistic path to the playoffs or if the season is quietly slipping away.

We dive deep into the biggest moments from the game, including questionable coaching decisions, controversial calls, and missed opportunities that once again cost the Ravens in a critical matchup. We also go through the full box score, key stats, and standout performances (both good and bad), while identifying the patterns that continue to show up in losses like this.

Most importantly, we ask the real questions Ravens fans are thinking: Can this team turn it around in time? What has to change immediately? And who deserves the blame for another painful loss in a must-win spot?

If you're a Ravens fan trying to make sense of what just happened — this episode is for you.

The Flock Rundown breaks down everything you need to know before Ravens vs Steelers — including the official final injury reports, Lamar Jackson's status, and what will decide this game on Sunday.

Lamar Jackson returned to practice in full and does not carry an injury designation into the matchup on Sunday vs the Steelers. We react to Lamar addressing his foot being stepped on in practice and how he believes the turnover battle will decide this rivalry game.

We also deliver a full Ravens vs Steelers breakdown including:

* Final injury report for both teams

* Lamar Jackson's health update and comments

* Weather conditions that could impact the game

* Betting spread and what it says about this matchup

* Key offensive and defensive matchups to watch

* Bold predictions you won't hear anywhere else

* Final score prediction

This isn't just another rivalry game — playoff positioning, pride, and AFC North control are on the line when Baltimore and Pittsburgh meet.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down Thursday's official Ravens injury report, including Lamar Jackson and Travis Jones both missing practice. Lamar continues to deal with an ankle issue, but offensive coordinator Todd Monken says he fully expects him to suit up on Sunday and praised Lamar for fighting through injuries all season long.

We also react to Mark Andrews officially signing his new three-year extension, including how the deal came together over the past two weeks and what it could mean long-term for Isaiah Likely's future in Baltimore.

Plus, we highlight Derrick Henry being named the Ravens' Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee, and discuss why Sunday vs the Steelers isn't just another rivalry game — the Ravens will be honoring Super Bowl legends at M&T Bank Stadium with the AFC North lead on the line.

We also hear from defensive coordinator Zach Orr on the return of Ar'Darius Washington and how he will be worked back into the secondary as the Ravens gear up for one of the biggest games of the season.

This one has everything: injuries, extensions, legacy, and a division-deciding showdown.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the shocking news that the Baltimore Ravens have locked up Mark Andrews with a new three-year contract extension — and why this move matters more than most people realize.

We dive into what this extension says about the Ravens' long-term plan at tight end, how it impacts the futures of Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar, and whether Baltimore just made a franchise-defining decision or set up a tough roster crunch down the line. Is Andrews still the clear centerpiece of the offense? Did the Ravens just signal what's coming next for Likely? And does this extension help or hurt the team's cap flexibility moving forward?

We also dig into the contract value, timing, and strategy behind the deal — and give our honest take on whether this was the right move right now or a gamble that could reshape the offense for years. If you're a Ravens fan, you won't want to miss this breakdown of one of the biggest roster decisions of the season.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down a massive Wednesday for the Baltimore Ravens as the team logged perfect practice attendance ahead of their Week matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Lamar Jackson, Nate Wiggins, Tavius Robinson, and Ar'Darius Washington were all on the field — and John Harbaugh says there's a real chance several key players return on Sunday, which could completely change how this game looks.

We dive into Harbaugh's latest comments on the offensive line, including why Emery Jones Jr. remains locked in at left guard and what the Ravens' interior rotation could look like moving forward. Plus, we analyze recent Steelers roster moves and explain how those decisions might impact both sides of the ball in what's shaping up to be another brutal AFC North showdown.

Linebacker Roquan Smith also sends a clear message to the locker room about the mentality needed to beat Pittsburgh — and doesn't sugar-coat how physical this rivalry is about to get. We react to his comments and explain why this game could define the Ravens' season more than any other.

If you want the latest Ravens injury updates, coaching insight, roster breakdowns, and real talk ahead of Ravens vs. Steelers — this is the episode you don't skip.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down why this Ravens–Steelers matchup is massive with both teams tied for first place in the AFC North. We dive into Pittsburgh's struggles against the run and why Baltimore has to commit to the ground game and a quicker passing attack to control the clock and keep drives alive.

We also cover the latest injury updates as John Harbaugh labels Nate Wiggins "day-to-day" and says there's a good chance both Tavius Robinson and Ar'Darius Washington return to practice this week. Plus, we discuss the ongoing rotation at guard, Emery Jones Jr.'s debut, and where Ravens stars currently sit in Pro Bowl voting as the midseason push heats up.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down a brutal, mistake-filled loss to the Bengals on Thanksgiving that may end up being a turning point in the Ravens' season. Five turnovers, offensive inconsistency, and missed opportunities told the story — and we aren't sugarcoating any of it.

We dive into Lamar Jackson's recent struggles and explain why this doesn't feel like a collapse — but a short slump. I explain why I fully expect Lamar to bounce back and look like himself again, and what signs to watch for to know he's turning the corner.

We also dig into the offense as a whole — the identity issues, the lack of commitment to the run game, and why Todd Monken's unit hasn't looked as crisp as it should. Plus, we talk about the rotation at left guard with Emery Jones Jr. and discuss why that still doesn't solve the right side of the offensive line.

Finally, we turn the page to what feels like a season-defining battle in Pittsburgh. Sunday isn't just another game — it's a division swing, a tone-setter, and potentially the moment that decides the AFC North. I give my prediction, explain why I still believe the Ravens win this matchup, and why I'm confident they can still take the division despite the mess we just watched.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down all the biggest injury updates surrounding the Baltimore Ravens as they prepare for Thursday night against the Bengals. Lamar Jackson appears on track to play after logging a full practice, while Kyle Hamilton and Rashod Bateman both practiced in a limited capacity — updates that could have a major impact on how Baltimore attacks this matchup.

We also dive into Cincinnati's growing injury problems, with the Bengals already ruling out key playmakers Trey Hendrickson and Tee Higgins, and explain exactly how their absences change the outlook for this Thanksgiving showdown. Joe Burrow also speaks on his fast return from injury despite the Bengals falling behind in the playoff race.

Plus, we hear from rookie Mike Green on why he's especially fired up to face Joe Burrow under the lights, and from John Harbaugh, who had strong praise for Green, calling him one of the most polished young players the team has had in a long time. Lamar Jackson also weighs in on the prime-time atmosphere in Baltimore and what it means to play on Thanksgiving in front of the home crowd. All that and more as we get you fully locked in for Ravens vs Bengals on Thanksgiving night.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we dive into a fresh batch of important Ravens updates as the team prepares for a massive Thanksgiving showdown against the Bengals. We start with the latest on Baltimore's injury situation, including a setback for edge rusher Adisa Isaac, a newly-reported toe injury for Lamar Jackson, and where things currently stand with Kyle Hamilton as he pushes to be available for Thursday night.

We also break down John Harbaugh's comments on the offensive line, including the growing possibility of Emery Jones Jr. entering a rotation at guard — and what that could mean for the unit moving forward.

On top of that, we celebrate two Ravens legends, Terrell Suggs and Marshall Yanda, being named semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame and discuss their cases for Canton.

Finally, we preview the Thanksgiving matchup between Baltimore and Cincinnati, where all signs point to Joe Burrow returning — and what his presence would mean for the Ravens' defensive game plan and the AFC North race.