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The Baltimore Ravens have been battered around in the first six weeks of the season. They’ve lost starters and depth players to both short-term and long-term injuries with several already on season-ending IR. With the Browns game now over, let’s…

Zach Canter evaluates the Baltimore Ravens' roster entering Week 7 following an injury-plagued opening six weeks of the 2026 season. Starting quarterback Lamar Jackson is expected to return soon, potentially for the upcoming clash against the Cincinnati Bengals, while newly acquired center Cam Jurgens remains in concussion protocol as Baltimore attempts to patch a depleted offensive line.
Canter highlights strong early performances from receiver Zay Flowers and linebackers Roquan Smith and Trenton Simpson despite secondary inconsistencies. Several players, including tight end Durham Smythe, are on season-ending injured reserve, though potential activations for Adam Randall and T.J. Tampa could alter the 53-man roster soon.
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