Baltimore Ravens: 2023 Schedule and Analysis
Preseason
The Ravens will kick off their preseason schedule on August 11th against the Tennessee Titans. They will then face the Carolina Panthers on August 19th and the Washington Commanders on August 25th.
The preseason is a crucial time for the Ravens to evaluate their roster and get their players ready for the regular season. They will be looking to build chemistry on both sides of the ball and fine-tune their game plan.
Regular Season
The Ravens' regular season schedule is as follows:
September
- Sunday, September 10th: vs. New York Jets
- Sunday, September 17th: at Miami Dolphins
- Sunday, September 24th: vs. New England Patriots
- Sunday, September 28th: at Buffalo Bills
October
- Sunday, October 1st: vs. Cincinnati Bengals
- Sunday, October 8th: at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Sunday, October 15th: vs. Cleveland Browns
- Sunday, October 22nd: at Indianapolis Colts
- Monday, October 30th: vs. New Orleans Saints (Monday Night Football)
November
- Sunday, November 5th: at Jacksonville Jaguars
- Sunday, November 12th: vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
- Sunday, November 19th: at Carolina Panthers
- Thursday, November 23rd: vs. Tennessee Titans (Thanksgiving Day)
- Sunday, November 26th: at Denver Broncos
December
- Sunday, December 3rd: vs. Cleveland Browns
- Sunday, December 10th: at Pittsburgh Steelers
- Sunday, December 17th: at Atlanta Falcons
- Saturday, December 23rd: vs. Las Vegas Raiders
- Sunday, December 31st: vs. Cincinnati Bengals
January
- Sunday, January 7th: at Cleveland Browns
Analysis
The Ravens have a challenging schedule in 2023, but they also have a lot of talent on both sides of the ball. They will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing 2022 season and make a run at the Super Bowl.
The Ravens' offense is led by quarterback Lamar Jackson, who is one of the most dynamic players in the NFL. He is a threat to run and pass, and he has a great supporting cast around him, including wide receivers Marquise Brown and Rashod Bateman, and running back J.K. Dobbins.
The Ravens' defense is also very talented. They have a strong pass rush, led by Calais Campbell and Odafe Oweh, and a stout secondary, led by Marlon Humphrey and Marcus Williams.
The Ravens have a tough schedule, but they have the talent to be a contender in 2023. They will be looking to prove that they are still one of the best teams in the NFL.
