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With the NFL season just under two months away, it’s still early to make definitive predictions, especially given the unsettled situation at the quarterback position. Still, anticipation is high as the Ravens unveil a refreshed coaching staff and shift some focus to the trenches on both sides of the ball. The additions and reinforcements—such as Trey Hendrickson, Vega Ioane, and Zion Young—have many fans excited about the potential impact on defense and overall team depth. Baltimore Beatdown wants to hear from you: how many games do you expect the Ravens to win this season?
Looking back, the 2025 campaign saw Baltimore win only eight games, a tally that tied their lowest total since 2007. That figure, in a sense, reflects the franchise’s long-running stability under John Harbaugh, yet it also underscores a frustrating paradox: more than a decade of double-digit wins (11 or more on several occasions) did not yield a Lombardi Trophy. The Ravens’ 2012 title run, anchored by a 10-6 regular season and Joe Flacco’s historic playoff spree, remains a standout chapter in franchise history.
In contrast, the past two seasons have offered a brighter picture, with Baltimore posting 12 wins in 2023 and 13 victories in 2024. The question now is whether the team can sustain that momentum under new head coach Jesse Minter and return to the upper echelon of the league, or if they will face a tougher path to the playoffs with a more measured win total. We invite you to participate in the survey below to cast your forecast and join the broader conversation in the comments section with your additional thoughts, perspectives, and rationale. Share your expectations, whether you’re aiming for a division title, a deep playoff push, or a more balanced campaign, and contribute to the discussion that helps shape our community’s outlook for the Ravens this season.