The Ravens have at least one sack in each of their last 12 games.
Baltimore Ravens Stats, trends and matchup insights · Updated · Data through Week 8
Through Week 8, the Ravens are 4-4, have at least one sack in each of their last 12 games, and are 4-1 when their defense forces at least one turnover.
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The Ravens have allowed less than 300 passing yards in each of their last 10 games.
The Ravens defense has allowed 3.8 yards from scrimmage per touch (796 yards / 208 touches) to RBs this season -- T-best in NFL.
The Ravens have run successful plays on 47% of rush attempts this season -- 5th-best in NFL.
The Ravens have forced three and outs on 20% of opponent drives in the 4th quarter this season -- T-7th-best in NFL. The Jaguars have gone three and out on 24% of their drives in the fourth quarter this season -- 2nd-worst in NFL.
The Ravens have allowed a success rate of 28.0% on rush attempts with a base rush this season -- 3rd-best in NFL. The Jaguars have been successful on 33.0% of rush attempts against a base rush this season -- T-6th-worst in NFL.
Jaguars QBs have a 136.1 passer rating against a light front this season -- best in NFL. The Ravens have allowed a passer rating of 104.6 with a light front this season -- 5th-worst in NFL.
The Jaguars defense has allowed a third down conversion rate of 36.0% when defending on 3rd and short this season -- 2nd-best in NFL. The Ravens have a third down conversion rate of 48.0% on 3rd and short this season -- T-2nd-worst in NFL.
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Win-Loss Summary
Ravens record in key game situations, 2026 season
- Overall4-4 · 0.500T-15th in the NFL in win percentage
- When forcing 1+ turnover4-1 · 0.800T-7th in the NFL in win percentage
- When averaging under 5.0 yds per rush1-4 · 0.200T-5th-worst in the NFL in win percentage
Team Strengths & Weaknesses
Where the Ravens stand among all 32 teams, 2026 season
- Scoring offense19th of 3222.4 points per game
- Scoring defense22nd of 3225.4 points allowed per game
- Defense vs. wide receivers25th of 3234.7 PPR fantasy points allowed
- Defense vs. running backs9th of 3219.5 PPR fantasy points allowed
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Defensive profile: the Baltimore Ravens are a pass funnel, allowing 34.7 PPR fantasy points per game to wide receivers (league average 31.4) and 19.5 to running backs (22.0). See the full league map →
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Frequently Asked Questions
How good is the Ravens' defense in 2026?
Through Week 8, the Ravens have at least one sack in each of their last 12 games and have allowed less than 300 passing yards in each of their last 10. They have allowed 3.8 yards from scrimmage per touch to running backs, tied for the best in the NFL, and are 4-1 when they force at least one turnover. Baltimore is 4-4.
Who do the Ravens play in Week 9?
The Ravens host the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 8:15 p.m. ET.
Where does this data come from?
All numbers come from Inside Edge's Remarkable engine and cover the 2026 NFL season through Week 8 unless a note says otherwise. This page is updated each week after the games.
This page presents descriptive statistical analysis for informational purposes only. It is not betting advice and does not guarantee any outcome. Data source: Remarkable™, Inside Edge's proprietary sports data engine.