The Baltimore Ravens are preparing for the critical moments of the 2025 NFL offseason, particularly focusing on financial adjustments and potential roster decisions. Key dates are approaching, with March 16 marking the deadline to exercise options on quarterback Lamar Jackson and defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike. The Ravens face significant financial implications; the decision to restructure Jackson's contract could save the team $20 million in cap space, reducing his base salary from $42.75 million to $20.25 million. Similarly, restructuring Madubuike's contract could create an additional $15 million in cap relief.

As they navigate these crucial financial decisions, GM Eric DeCosta must weigh the benefits of retaining star players against the need to create additional cap space for future acquisitions. The Ravens also have roster bonuses due for key players, including tight end Mark Andrews and cornerback Marlon Humphrey, that could impact their overall financial strategy moving forward. With these looming decisions, the Ravens aim to position themselves for a successful run in the upcoming season.

The Seattle Seahawks' first-round pick, defensive tackle Byron Murphy II, may not have had an impressive rookie season statistically, but his contribution to the team has been notable. With only 36 tackles recorded, Murphy's real impact was felt alongside veterans Leonard Williams and Jarran Reed.

Despite battling injuries, Murphy was selected for ESPN's All-Rookie Team, demonstrating potential as a quality player. Comparisons with other rookie defensive linemen highlighted his solid performance against the run and passing game, showcasing his ability to adapt in a complex defensive scheme under coach Mike Macdonald.

The Baltimore Ravens showcased their dominance in a crucial AFC Wild Card Game, defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers 28-14 and securing a place in the AFC Divisional Round.

With this victory, the Ravens will face either the Buffalo Bills or the Denver Broncos, depending on the outcome of their upcoming match. Baltimore has been on a remarkable run, winning five straight games and outscoring opponents 163-57 during this stretch.

Lamar Jackson delivered with 175 passing yards and two touchdowns while also rushing for 82 yards. Derrick Henry made a significant impact in his playoff debut, running for 182 yards and two touchdowns. Despite the absence of Zay Flowers, the Ravens’ offense remained potent, with contributions from tight ends Isaiah Likely and Mark Andrews.

Nine players from the Baltimore Ravens, including two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson, have been selected for the Pro Bowl Games, leading the AFC roster. The Detroit Lions follow closely with seven players, while the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles each have six representatives. Notably, Patrick Mahomes missed the Pro Bowl for the first time since becoming the Kansas City Chiefs' starting quarterback, despite being a three-time Super Bowl MVP.

Buffalo's Josh Allen will start for the AFC, with Jackson and Cincinnati's Joe Burrow as backups. The NFC starting quarterback is Jared Goff from Detroit. This year's selections highlight several remarkable achievements, such as Saquon Barkley's 2,000-yard rushing milestone and Kyle Juszczyk's record ninth Pro Bowl as a fullback.

The NFL has unveiled the rosters for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games, showcasing talent from 28 of the league's 32 teams. The Baltimore Ravens topped the list with nine selections, followed closely by the Detroit Lions with seven. Other notable teams include the Minnesota Vikings, Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys, and Kansas City Chiefs, each contributing multiple players. However, the Miami Dolphins, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets, and Tennessee Titans were left out entirely, although replacements may still emerge from these squads.

Set to take place in Orlando on February 2, the Pro Bowl will feature a skills competition and a flag football game, coached by NFL legends Peyton and Eli Manning. Among the surprising omissions is Lions safety Kerby Joseph, who led the league in interceptions yet failed to secure a spot despite high fan voting. Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes will also miss the event, marking a first in his career as a starter.