In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the Ravens' newest addition — C.J. Gardner-Johnson — and what his arrival means for Baltimore's struggling defense. Can his energy and leadership help spark a turnaround this season? We also react to the shocking news of Joe Flacco being traded within the AFC North to the Cincinnati Bengals — setting up yet another showdown against his former team in just a few weeks.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we ask the tough question—have the Ravens finally hit rock bottom? With the defense playing at a historically bad level and the team off to a start that ties the worst in franchise history, the cracks are showing everywhere. We break down the miscommunication issues players have admitted to, the role of the coaching staff in preparing this team, and whether things could still get worse before they get better. Plus, we dive into Eric DeCosta's neglect of the trenches in recent years and why those roster decisions are catching up to the Ravens now.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the Ravens' Week 5 blowout loss to the Houston Texans. Sitting at 1-4, Baltimore is running out of time to salvage the season. Once again, the team was outplayed in all three phases, raising major questions about coaching and whether changes need to be made. We dive into what went wrong, why this team continues to underperform, and whether there's still a path forward worth fighting for.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the Ravens' Week 5 showdown against the Houston Texans. With Lamar Jackson sidelined and injuries piling up, can Baltimore still find a way to pull off the upset? We dive into the key matchups on both sides of the ball, highlight what the Ravens must do to stay competitive, and share our final score predictions for how this game could unfold.

The Ravens get key players back but lose Kyle Hamilton ahead of the Texans game. We talk Jaire Alexander's status, Todd Monken on fixing the run game, and Zach Orr's call for a tougher defense.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the Ravens' Wednesday practice report. Travis Jones, Kyle Van Noy, and Emery Jones Jr. were back on the field, but several key players—including Lamar Jackson—remained out. We discuss what the offense might look like if Cooper Rush has to step in, the Ravens' latest practice squad additions, and why this team needs to show some fight with their backs against the wall heading into Sunday.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down Kyle Hamilton's apology to Ravens fans after calling them "spoiled" and how he stepped up to take accountability for the defense's struggles. We discuss why Kyle has emerged as one of the few leaders consistently facing the media, while others shy away. We also address the narrative that Lamar Jackson "quit" on the Ravens, explaining the truth about his hamstring injury and why it's disrespectful to question his commitment to the team.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the Ravens' blowout loss to the Chiefs. Already dealing with injuries coming in, the Ravens left the game in even worse shape—including a hamstring injury for Lamar Jackson. We take a closer look at what went wrong, the growing concerns around coaching, and the adjustments Baltimore must make to get this season back on track.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we cover major roster moves for the Ravens as Nnamdi Madubuike and Broderick Washington are officially placed on injured reserve. We break down who needs to step up in their absence, plus the additions of Brent Urban and Zaire Mitchell-Paden to the active roster. We also look at the practice squad elevations of Josh Tupou and C.J. Okoye—who will make his NFL debut against the Chiefs.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the Ravens bringing in former first-round guard Kenyon Green for a workout and the expected return of rookie third-round pick Emory Jones Jr. We also dive into John Harbaugh's comments on Isaiah Likely's status heading into this week and why Keaton Mitchell, after being a healthy scratch for the first three games, could bring a big boost to the Ravens' run game.