After six weeks of angst, internal and external, over their inability to protect double-digit leads, the Ravens have won three straight games and stand 6-3, about where we thought they’d be at the season’s midpoint. Their depth has fortified them against fresh injuries and familiar ones that lingered from 2021. With a string of mediocre or worse opponents awaiting them down the stretch, they’re on target to put last season’s collapse behind them.
What do we know about this team that we did not in September? What remains to be discovered? Here are five things we learned from the first half of the season:
Maybe Lamar Jackson really doesn’t need wide receivers.
