The Baltimore Ravens have had a clear, effective identity as a ground-and-pound offense for years now. The threat Lamar Jackson poses with his legs automaticall

The Baltimore Ravens have dropped to 1-2 after a loss to the Detroit Lions, and are staring 1-3 in the face as they have a trip to Kansas City on the horizon in Week 4. They gave up 38 points for the second time in three weeks as the Lions' offense had its way with Baltimore's defense.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - When the Kansas City Chiefs face the Baltimore Ravens this Sunday, millions of viewers will see every angle of every play on CBS. Behind that polished broadcast is a moving army of engineers, camera operators, producers, and technicians – about 135 people in all – making split-second decisions so fans never miss a moment.

It culminated in a 1-yard touchdown run by David Montgomery which made the score 14-7. Obviously, a one possession game that hasn't even reached halftime yet is not decided; not by any means. However, the Lions established the upper hand in this game with that drive, and also conveyed how they had the perfect game plan to get the victory.

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Following walkthrough practice, Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh spent the bulk of his press conference fielding questions and providing updates on mos

The Chiefs haven't reached the 24-point threshold all season. Meanwhile, the Ravens are averaging 30. It stands to reason that we could see an effort from Coach Orr's unit that more closely resembles what we saw in Week 2 vs. the Cleveland Browns.

The Ravens could be looking to a two-time consensus All-American to bolster their offensive line, following a tough outing vs. Lions