Patrick Mekari was involved in a controversial play where he held Jalen Carter, leading to a noticeable non-call during the game. This incident drew attention from Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio, who highlighted the lack of officiating on that play as Carter was thrown to the ground while pressuring Lamar Jackson.

Patrick Mekari struggled to contain Jalen Carter during the game, as Carter pushed past him to sack Lamar Jackson. This highlighted the challenges Mekari faced against a dominant defensive lineman, contributing to the Eagles' overall success in pressuring the Ravens' quarterback.

Patrick Mekari initially handled the majority of snaps at right tackle but transitioned to left guard after Rosengarten took over as the starter. His shift allowed Rosengarten to solidify his role on the offensive line, contributing to the Ravens' improved performance.

Patrick Mekari has struggled this season, prompting the Ravens to move him from a rotational role at right tackle to left guard. This adjustment highlights the team's ongoing challenges in their offensive line play.

Patrick Mekari has accumulated a significant number of penalties this season, raising questions about his performance and whether it might be time to consider a change in the offensive line. Despite these concerns, the Ravens rank first in total offense, averaging 430.1 yards per game, and there is no immediate plan to replace Mekari, especially given the team's strong offensive statistics and recent performance against tough opponents.