I've been slacking with my power rankings! I do plan on getting them done still though. I've been busy trying Uber Eats, among other things. Ecency has not been posting my scheduled posts correctly, the pictures aren't posting right, Leo hasn't sent me my Hive I attempted to withdraw days ago. That stuff's just been annoying.
Nevertheless, I love the NFL and the season is FAST approaching, and I am more excited than ever to continue these power rankings.
Next on my list is my #12 ranked NFL team in the Baltimore Ravens.
The Ravens are overall, a pretty quality organization. They've been a pretty successful team throughout my lifetime. They have a great head coach in John Harbaugh who has helped further establish and maintain that winning culture in Baltimore. Harbaugh is entering his sixteenth season as the Ravens' head coach and so far he's got a 242-147 record. Harbaugh may not have Mike Tomlin's record of non-losing seasons, but Harbaugh still only has just two losing seasons in his own career, which is still pretty good.
Ravens' star QB Lamar Jackson is a great player but he must stay healthy and continue to improve as a passer as he's shown the ability to do. He's become a fairly competent passer overall, but I believe he must still level up a bit in that department. He seems committed in improving though which is good. I've been hearing a lot of talk about how the Ravens are going to air it out more on offense than ever before.
The Ravens have perhaps the best receiving corps going into 2023 than they've ever had in the Lamar Jackson era. They have Rashod Bateman, first round rookie receiver Zay Flowers, and they signed star receiver Odell Beckham Jr. in the off-season.
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The Ravens' defense was top notch last season. If Lamar can stay healthy and be an improved passer, the Ravens' ceiling could be pretty ridiculous.
