When the Ravens face off in a pivotal battle against the Packers in Week 17, they may be without quarterback Lamar Jackson.

The Ravens started slow in 2025 but are still in the playoff hunt. Here's a look at their playoff scenarios entering Week 16.

Baltimore has taken a commanding double-digit lead after Derrick Henry notched his second rushing touchdown of the night. The Ravens cash in on the botched fake punt by the Patriots, and are surviving without Lamar Jackson thanks largely to Henry, who is up to 128 yards on the ground.

Cardi B had plenty to celebrate Sunday, and the Baltimore Ravens caught the full force of it. During the New England Patriots’ 28–24 win over Baltimore, the rapper delivered a blunt, three-word roast that quickly made the rounds online, all while standing next to Patriots owner Robert Kraft.

It's been a challenging season for the Ravens, but six members of the team have been named to the AFC roster for the Pro Bowl Games.

The Ravens are fighting for the AFC North but the Patriots crushed their playoff hopes. Here's what happened when they met in Week 16 on Sunday night:

Six Baltimore Ravens players earned Pro Bowl selections, tying for an NFL high. Kyle Hamilton, Patrick Ricard, Roquan Smith, and Jordan Stout were named starters.

Ricard is the seventh player in Ravens history to be selected to at least six Pro Bowls, joining linebacker Ray Lewis (13), Ogden, Reed (nine), Yanda, linebacker Terrell Suggs (seven), and kicker Justin Tucker (seven).

The Packers have a decent-to-good O-line. They're young in places and were considered a middle-of-the-pack unit early, but if you're intrigued, Rasheed Walker is the left tackle charged with protecting the blind side of whoever plays, Jordan Love or Malik Willis.