The Baltimore Ravens were among the league’s best as a team in a number of different offensive and defensive rankings last season. As the 2025 season approaches, who will lead the Ravens in the major offensive and defensive statistical areas?

Malaki Starks never topped three interceptions during his career at Georgia, but he also never played a 17-game regular season. Fear not, there isn't any danger of him hitting the 'rookie wall'. The opposite will happen. The extra games will allow him to showcase his brilliance to a larger audience.

Isaiah Likely has shown flashes of high-end fantasy upside when given a starting opportunity in the Baltimore Ravens' offense. Despite limited targets behind Mark Andrews, he set career highs across the board in 2024 and remains one of the most intriguing tight end handcuffs in fantasy football.

Wiggins was the Ravens' first-round pick in 2024 and put together a fine rookie season. Despite just his one interception (that was returned for a touchdown), he totaled 13 pass deflections, 33 tackles and a forced fumble.

It's too early to make predictions. It's only June, but even though the mind says 'don't get excited', the heart, more often than not, refuses to listen. This Baltimore Ravens team looks good on paper, and even though games aren't played on looseleaf, every glance at the roster produces adrenaline.

Lamar Jackson enters 2025 as an elite fantasy quarterback after a career-best season. Can he finish as the top option at the position?

The Baltimore Ravens are a very good team, but there are three players that are flying under the radar heading into 2025.

ESPN's Football Power Index (FPI) predicts the win-loss records for each Big Ten team in the upcoming 2025 season. The FPI rankings are based on 20,000 simulations and consider team strength, past results, and remaining schedules. Teams like Ohio State, Penn State, and Oregon are projected to be at the top of the Big Ten.