The Ravens' Thanksgiving game against the Cincinnati Bengals will come with a little extra gravy – literally. The first 30,000 fans to arrive at M&T Bank Stadium for the Thanksgiving night matchup will receive a ceramic Purple Rising gravy boat.

Yes, it has been tough. Most have felt the effects. The Baltimore Ravens dug themselves a hole early and, for that reason, had to claw to climb out. To make matters worse, there were no scheduled walkthroughs or cupcakes. There never are. This is the NFL, ladies and gentlemen.

The Commanders and Bengals are both in a bad way, but they're far from the only NFL teams who should be getting very nervous.

The Steelers are living off takeaways and hold a two-game division lead. The Browns are reportedly buyers as Tuesday’s trade deadline looms.

The Baltimore Ravens are making some room on their roster in preparation for any new players who get traded to the team before the deadline. Sources tell The At

Entering the season, the Ravens were projected to be the top team in the AFC North. Things started out poorly for them with a devastating loss in Buffalo and a 1-5 start to the season. Lamar Jackson got injured,

The Steelers and Bengals had much different results on Week 9 Sunday. Here's what that means for the division race between Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Baltimore, already winning on Thursday.

The trade for veteran pass rusher Dre'Mont Jones wasn't the only roster move the Baltimore Ravens made on the day of the midseason deadline. They also announced

Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson requested a trade after he was replaced in the lineup by rookie Barrett Carter, and now the organization is granting his wish.

The Chicago Bears and Cincinnati Bengals will face off in Week 9 of the 2025 NFL season. Here are the latest odds and predictions.