Ravens surge in power rankings as MVP quarterback returns to form
The Baltimore Ravens have made a significant leap in power rankings following a commanding performance against the Cincinnati Bengals, which marked a decisive end to a two-game losing streak. After their Thanksgiving loss, the Ravens returned to form with a dominating shutout, showcasing their potential and resilience. As a result, national analysts are increasingly optimistic about the team’s trajectory, particularly with their star quarterback back to his MVP-level play.
Improved Rankings Reflect Growing Confidence
The consensus among pundits is clear: the Ravens are on the upswing. Their lowest ranking currently sits at No. 17, while many experts place them consistently around No. 15. This represents a notable improvement from last week, signaling a shift in perception as the team heads into Week 16.
Sports Illustrated and ESPN Weigh In
Sports Illustrated: 15 (Last week: 17)
“Since 2017, Ravens fans have not had to watch a single week of football in which Baltimore was not in playoff contention. Think about that for one second.” – Conor Orr
ESPN: 15 (Last week: 19)
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These insights underline the vital role that their quarterback plays in shaping the Ravens’ fortunes. As he re-establishes his dominance on the field, the team’s playoff aspirations remain alive and well.
Anticipation Builds for Week 16
As the Ravens prepare to navigate the final stretch of the season, the excitement surrounding their potential resurgence is palpable. With their MVP quarterback seemingly back in form, fans and analysts alike are eager to see how they will fare in the coming weeks and whether they can solidify their standing in the playoff race. The upcoming games will serve as a true test of their mettle and a chance to build on this newfound momentum.
