The Flock Rundown

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the Ravens' dominant 41–24 win over the Packers in a must-win spot to keep their season alive. Baltimore leaned into its identity, riding Derrick Henry to a monster performance with a career-high 36 carries, 216 rushing yards, and four touchdowns, completely controlling the game on the ground. Tyler Huntley delivered an efficient, mistake-free performance, doing exactly what the offense needed behind a dominant run game. Defensively, the Ravens had some struggles containing Malik Willis and the Packers' passing attack, but timely takeaways and the offense dominating time of possession were enough to secure the win. We cover all the key moments, takeaways, and implications from this game as the Ravens move to 8–8, with all eyes now on the Browns–Steelers matchup and Baltimore's playoff hopes hanging in the balance.

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In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down how the Ravens–Packers matchup was completely flipped on its head with both Lamar Jackson and Jordan Love ruled out for Saturday night. We dive into what this means for both offenses, how the backup quarterbacks change the game plan, and which units now have to carry the load. We also cover the key matchups on both sides of the ball, the Ravens' path to winning without their MVP quarterback, the importance of controlling the ground game, and give final score predictions in a must-win game with playoff hopes on the line.

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In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the Ravens leading the NFL with six Pro Bowl selections and three alternates—and why that makes Baltimore's current 7–8 record and playoff outlook even more frustrating. How does a team with this much individual talent end up on the brink of elimination?

We also dive into Zay Flowers' second Pro Bowl, how it raises the cost of his fifth-year option, and why the Ravens should seriously be thinking about extending him sooner rather than later.

Plus, we preview Ravens vs. Packers on Saturday night, with major quarterback uncertainty on both sides. Lamar Jackson is dealing with a severe back contusion, while Jordan Love remains in the concussion protocol, putting the spotlight on coaching, depth, and game-planning.

Finally, we shut down the growing narrative that Lamar Jackson is past his prime or that the Ravens' Super Bowl window is closed—and explain why Baltimore's best football may still be ahead of them, not behind them.

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In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the Ravens' disastrous loss to the Patriots and how it may have ended their season. Baltimore has officially lost control of the AFC North, and their playoff hopes are now hanging by a thread — needing outside help just to stay alive.

We discuss Lamar Jackson's injury, what it could mean moving forward, and whether he'll be able to return before it's too late. We also drill into the unforgivable coaching decisions that defined this game, including why Derrick Henry was left on the sideline for the final two drives despite the run game working all night.

On defense, we break down how the Ravens allowed career-high numbers to Drake Maye, blew yet another fourth-quarter lead, and failed in the biggest moments once again.

We go through all the key plays, stats, and takeaways from this loss — and take an honest look at what's left for the Ravens if this season isn't already over.

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In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we preview the Baltimore Ravens vs. New England Patriots Week 16 Sunday Night Football matchup with major playoff implications. We break down the full injury report for both teams, including the late addition of Kyle Hamilton after he suffered an ankle injury during practice, and what his status could mean for Baltimore's defense.

We dive into the most important matchups on both sides of the ball, including how the Ravens can attack the Patriots' defense, where Baltimore must win in the trenches, and which defensive matchups will be critical to slowing down New England. We also outline the Ravens' keys to victory, what must go right in a must-win game, and how this matchup impacts their playoff push.

We close the episode with bold predictions and final score picks as the Ravens look to take care of business under the lights on Sunday Night Football.

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In today's episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down Thursday's Ravens injury report and the return of several key players to practice, including Lamar Jackson, Roquan Smith, and Ronnie Stanley, as Baltimore gets healthier at the right time.

We dive into the Ravens vs. Patriots uniform combinations ahead of Sunday's matchup and hear from defensive coordinator Zach Orr, who shares his thoughts on Drake Maye's impressive season and the challenge he presents.

We also hear from Lamar Jackson on the importance of starting fast, spreading the ball around, and getting more receivers involved early. Plus, we discuss why the run game becomes even more critical in cold-weather football, with Todd Monken explaining how the Ravens historically find their rhythm late in the season — especially with Derrick Henry leading the charge.

Defensively, Zach Orr speaks on Trenton Simpson's growth and why the coaching staff is confident in him stepping into a larger role with Teddye Buchanan sidelined. We close by breaking down the Patriots matchup, why defending home turf matters, and what this game means for the Ravens as they look to keep momentum rolling.

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In today's episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down Wednesday's Ravens injury report, which saw several key players sidelined at practice, including Lamar Jackson, Roquan Smith, and Ronnie Stanley. John Harbaugh addressed Lamar's absence, explaining it was due to an illness, and expressed confidence that multiple starters will be back on the field soon.

There was also some positive news, as Rashod Bateman and Jay Higgins returned to practice, giving the Ravens a boost as they prepare for the week ahead. We hear from Tyler Linderbaum, who believes the offense has turned a corner and is finding its rhythm at the right time.

We also feature comments from Tavius Robinson, who breaks down the growing chemistry between himself and Dre'Mont Jones and how that pass-rush duo is feeding off each other up front. Plus, we dive into the details of the Travis Jones extension, what the numbers mean, and how it impacts the Ravens' 2026 salary-cap outlook.

To wrap things up, we discuss Alohi Gilman winning AFC Defensive Player of the Week and debate whether recently released Matt Judon could make sense as a potential reunion in Baltimore.

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In today's episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the Ravens' dominant 24–0 shutout win over the Bengals in what became the coldest game in franchise history. Baltimore's defense set the tone from the opening snap, forcing two key turnovers, controlling the line of scrimmage, and completely suffocating Cincinnati's offense for all four quarters.

We dive into how Lamar Jackson took over in the second quarter, settling the offense and making the right plays when it mattered most, before the Ravens leaned on the run game late to close this one out the right way. From physicality up front to discipline on defense, this was a complete team win.

We cover all the key stats, major takeaways, and standout performances, then zoom out to what this win means with the playoffs approaching and how the Ravens are positioning themselves heading into the final stretch of the season.

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In today's episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the final injury reports for both the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals and preview what is truly a must-win matchup on Sunday.

We dive into the key matchups and game-deciding factors on both sides of the ball, including what the Ravens' offense must do to control the game and how the defense can take advantage of a banged-up Bengals roster. With this game expected to be the coldest in Ravens franchise history, we also discuss how the weather could impact the game.

To close it out, we give our final score predictions, lay out a few bold predictions, and explain why this game could shape the rest of the Ravens' season moving forward.

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In today's episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the Ravens' decision to extend Travis Jones on a new three-year deal — what the contract signals about Baltimore's long-term roster plans, and how it shapes next offseason's priorities in the trenches.

We also dive into Thursday's injury report, where the Ravens got encouraging news: Lamar Jackson returned to practice after a rest day. Lamar also addressed the media and shot down the sideline report involving Daniel Faalele, putting the rumor to bed.

With frigid temperatures expected in Cincinnati, we look at how the cold could impact Sunday's matchup and why it may shift the offensive approach for both teams.

On the defensive side, Zach Orr outlines the challenges of facing the Bengals' offense — emphasizing third-down execution and the need for more takeaways. Offensively, Todd Monken stresses getting more skill players involved and attacking deeper areas of the field.

We finish by reacting to the NFL flexing the Ravens into another primetime spot in Week 17 vs. the Packers, giving Baltimore back-to-back national stage games with New England in Week 16.

A ton of updates. A lot of implications. Let's get into it.

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