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Bengals News: Zac Taylor Hot Seat Watch
The Bengals emerge from a Week 6 bye at 3‑2 and head to Baltimore, but head coach Zac Taylor’s job may be on the line after three seasons of missing the playoffs despite two AFC Championship runs and a Super Bowl appearance. Inconsistent offense—despite Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, and Joe Burrow—and a defense that’s slipped early have fueled speculation that a loss to the Ravens could accelerate Taylor’s exit. Meanwhile, the team gets encouraging injury news on a key playmaker, eyes a trade for 19‑sack defender Yaya Diaby, and considers a move for a Colts Pro Bowler, while rookie tailback Joe Taylor boasts 492 yards and seven TDs in six games. This week’s matchup could decide the Bengals’ direction.
Oriole fans have Rays’ rooting interest in World Series
As the Orioles' season ends, many Baltimore fans are shifting their allegiance to the Tampa Bay Rays for the World Series against the Milwaukee Brewers, set to begin Friday. The Rays feature four recent Orioles—closer Bryan Baker (41 saves, dominant postseason performance), pitcher Tyler Wells (3-0, 1.50 ERA), infielder Jorge Mateo, and outfielder Cedric Mullins—plus former manager Brandon Hyde as senior advisor. The Brewers also carry former O's talent, including Joey Ortiz, Gary Sánchez and left‑hander DL Hall. With these familiar faces, Orioles fans find a new team to rally behind in October’s championship showdown.
‘It’s Groundhog Day’: Kyle Hamilton Tired Of Answering For Ravens Blowing Leads
Kyle Hamilton, once outspoken about the Ravens' habit of surrendering big leads, says he’s done with the topic after the team’s latest collapse—blowing a double‑digit advantage. The article details how Baltimore repeatedly loses late‑game momentum, Hamilton’s shift from optimism to silence, and what this could mean for the Ravens' season.
Diego Pavia Confirms Career Move After Being Open to Play for $10M Coach He Rejected in the Past: “You Will Get Everything I Got”
Former Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia, Heisman runner‑up who tallied 4,401 yards and 39 TDs in 2025, announces on Oct. 20 that he’s negotiating a return to pro football via the United Football League (UFL). After being waived by the Baltimore Ravens in July and spending weeks on content creation, Pavia says his agent Malki Kawa is in talks with a UFL team, promising any club that signs him “will get everything I got.” He previously rejected a $10 million‑per‑year offer from Deion Sanders’ Colorado program. The UFL draft is set for Nov. 18, with the Columbus Aviators holding the No. 1 pick, but no deal is finalized yet.
Diego Pavia Reveals UFL Contract Talks, CFB Star Eyes Comeback After Ravens Exit Before NFL Season
Diego Pavia's next chapter in football will potentially be coming in the UFL.
Ravens rumors: Lamar Jackson expected to return to practice after 2-game absence
It remains to be seen whether Lamar Jackson will finally be able to come back from a two-game absence and play in this coming Sunday’s game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium. But there appears to be more optimism about his status compared to last week. “Just as there […] The post Ravens rumors: Lamar Jackson expected to return to practice after 2-game absence appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Diego Pavia’s Next Team Goes Instantly Viral – Breaking News
Diego Pavia’s NFL dream has taken an unexpected turn, but the former Vanderbilt star may not be ready to give up on professional football just yet. After going undrafted, getting released by the Baltimore Ravens and failing to land another NFL opportunity, Pavia could be looking at a surprising new destination to continue his playing […] The post Diego Pavia’s Next Team Goes Instantly Viral – Breaking News appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
Baltimore Ravens: Waived LB Carl Jones Jr. Signed K Jake Moody to the practice squad
Waived LB Carl Jones Jr. Signed K Jake Moody to the practice squad. Full team page: https://totalapexsports.com/nfl-team/baltimore-ravens/
AFC Notes: Al Golden, Derrick Henry, Bengals, Browns, Ravens
Bengals Bengals DC Al Golden said his defense can handle Ravens RB Derrick Henry, adding that he wants to see improvement after the win over Miami, which included sloppy defensive plays. “We must improve on the perimeter run game. That’s one of the things we are working through right now and just trying to make […] The post AFC Notes: Al Golden, Derrick Henry, Bengals, Browns, Ravens appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
Winners and losers from Ravens’ Week 6 loss to the Browns
The Ravens fall 13-10 to the Browns in Week 6, losing the AFC North lead, but several players shine. Defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike returns from a neck injury with five pressures and a 15.2% pass‑rush win rate. Trey Hendrickson records a sack and a team‑high six pressures after hand surgery, while Calais Campbell adds the first sack of the night. Kyle Hamilton piles up seven tackles (three for loss) and limits receivers to seven yards. On offense, rookie Ja’Kobi Lane returns from a wrist break to snag four first‑down catches, and tight end Josh Cuevas scores his first career TD. Conversely, Derrick Henry’s fourth‑quarter fumble and modest 58 yards on 17 carries contribute to the loss.
Bengals vs. Ravens bold predictions for AFC North clash in Week 7
For the Cincinnati Bengals, Ja’Marr Chase saved some money by appealing. As for the Baltimore Ravens, their kicker is on notice. These teams meet in a Week 7 AFC North clash, and here are bold predictions for the contest. The Bengals (3-2) enter the game in last place in the division despite having a winning […] The post Bengals vs. Ravens bold predictions for AFC North clash in Week 7 appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Ravens re-sign K Jake Moody after another Tyler Loop miss in Cleveland
The Baltimore Ravens re‑signed kicker Jake Moody to the practice squad, reigniting a competition with Tyler Loop after Loop missed three kicks inside 50 yards in the past three weeks, including a wide‑left 49‑yard attempt in a 3‑point loss to Cleveland. Loop, who entered his sophomore season with a 76.9% conversion rate, has shown big‑leg ability but inconsistency, while Moody—a former 49ers third‑rounder who posted a solid rookie year—offers a reliable alternative. The move keeps pressure on Loop as the Ravens eye stability at kicker.
Baltimore’s best things to do, see, and eat before heading to a Ravens game
Baltimore Beatdown outlines everything Ravens fans need before game day on Oct. 20, 2026. It highlights staying in walkable neighborhoods—Federal Hill for budget rentals and a free GEICO Gameday Shuttle, historic Fells Point’s boutique inns, upscale Harbor East’s Four Seasons and Marriott with harbor views, or the centrally located Inner Harbor/Camden Yards hotels with light‑rail access. Around M&T Bank Stadium, visitors can explore the Inner Harbor’s National Aquarium (including Shark Alley), Maryland Science Center, Reginald F. Lewis Museum, and Power Plant Live! for dining and live music. The guide also recommends historic sites like Fort McHenry and the Edgar Allan Poe Museum, plus top seafood spots such as G&M’s famed crabcake. All the key attractions, lodging options, and local eats are covered to help fans plan their visit.
Jim Nantz lists himself as ‘questionable’ after Peanut Punch wrist injury, expects to be ‘a go’ for Bengals-Ravens
CBS veteran play‑by‑play voice Jim Nantz suffered a wrist injury after attempting J.J. Watt’s “Peanut Punch” demo on the October 18 Bills‑Raiders broadcast. Nantz told Jimmy Traina he’ll be listed as questionable on Wednesday’s report but expects to be cleared for the Bengals‑Ravens game Sunday in Baltimore. The 67‑year‑old cracked the football, twisted his hand and was seen nursing an ice pack on‑air, yet remains optimistic about returning to the booth.
Cleveland Browns Muni Lot – Video Walkthrough
After the Browns' 13-10 win over the Ravens on Oct. 20, 2026, the author tours Cleveland’s Muni Lot, showcasing the lively tailgating scene before the game. The video walkthrough highlights fans gathering at the lot, the walk to Huntington Bank Field, and the downtown fan influx before kickoff. Fans are invited to share memories of the area and its traditions, making it a vivid glimpse of Cleveland’s game‑day culture.
Nittany Lions in the NFL 2026: Week 6
The Black Shoe Diaries roundup spotlights Penn State alumni active on NFL 53‑man rosters as of Week 6, highlighting Jahan Dotson’s 87‑yard, one‑touchdown performance for the Atlanta Falcons against Chicago on Oct. 18 and Odafe Oweh’s three tackles and sack for Washington. The list features 31 Nittany Lions, from veterans like Saquon Barkley (Eagles) to rookies such as Blake Gillikin (Cardinals). Additional standouts include Parker Washington’s 64 receiving yards for Jacksonville and Arnold Ebiketie’s nine tackles for the Eagles, offering a snapshot of Penn State impact across the league.
Dolphins to make move at kicker amid Riley Patterson struggles
The Miami Dolphins announce a kicker change after Riley Patterson’s rough start – he’s 5‑of‑7 on field goals and missed an extra point. NFL insider Jordan Schultz reports Miami signs veteran Zane Gonzalez, who impressed in a recent workout that also featured Justin Tucker. Gonzalez, 31, posted a 19‑of‑22 field‑goal season with the Falcons in 2025 and holds an 81% career FG rate. The deal hinges on a physical, and the Dolphins have officially released Patterson to make room for Gonzalez.
Ravens’ Tyler Loop reportedly gets competition as Jesse Minter calls position ‘results driven’
Tyler Loop lined up for a 49-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter in Cleveland with the Baltimore Ravens leading 10-3. He missed, and the Browns scored the game’s final 10 points, winning 13-10 on Andre Szmyt’s 37-yard field goal as time expired. On Monday, Jordan Schultz reported that the Ravens are signing Jake […] The post Ravens’ Tyler Loop reportedly gets competition as Jesse Minter calls position ‘results driven’ appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
Browns offense still needs a spark, but these two players stepped up against Ravens
In a 237‑yard effort, the Browns finally sparked in the second half of their Week 6 loss to the Ravens, out‑gaining Baltimore thanks to a stronger defense. Deshaun Watson threw for 164 yards on 16‑of‑26 passes (61.5%) but struggled early, finishing with a modest PFF grade of 56.4. Running back Jaleel McLaughlin shone with 41 yards on nine carries (4.6 YPC) and a 76.6 grade, while newcomer Audric Estime scored the lone TD. Jerry Jeudy emerged as the top‑graded receiver (76.1) with four catches for 69 yards. The article breaks down snap counts, player grades, and what the Browns need to do to turn these flashes into consistent offense.
Ravens discussion: should Eric DeCosta make a trade with the Colts?
With Colts GM Chris Ballard fired after a 2-4 start, Baltimore Ravens GM Eric DeCosta faces a tantalizing trade dilemma. The Colts could part with interior stars Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, both on expiring contracts and likely demanding big raises. While Nelson would overhaul the Ravens' left guard spot, his price—likely a first‑round pick plus a hefty deal—may be unaffordable given Baltimore’s cap hits on John Simpson, Roger Rosengarten and others. Buckner, a proven pass‑rusher, might fetch a mid‑round pick, but the Ravens already carry sizable contracts on their defensive line. Analysts debate whether DeCosta should chase a premium pick for Nelson, settle for Buckner, or walk away and focus on existing talent like Cam Jurgens and upcoming rookie Ioane. The article weighs the roster, cap, and draft implications ahead of the trade deadline.
Ravens Add Veteran Kicker After Tyler Loop Misses Another Key Field Goal
After a 13-10 loss to the Browns on October 20, 2026, in which Tyler Loop missed a crucial field goal, the Ravens bolster their special teams by adding former third‑round pick Jake Moody to the practice squad. This marks the second kicker addition this month as Baltimore eyes improvements ahead of the 2025 draft and seeks a more reliable scoring option.
‘I Got Punished’ – Cam Skattebo Breaks Silence on John Harbaugh’s Punishment After Getting 0 Carries vs. Saints
Cam Skattebo says he was “punished” by head coach John Harbaugh for his actions last week after posting zero carries in the 24-17 loss to the New Orleans Saints on Oct. 18, 2026. The young running back, known for his physical style, explained that the coaching staff rotated four backs in the first half to find a hot hand, leaving him out of the mix. Skattebo’s comments have sparked debate about Harbaugh’s discipline and future usage of the rookie, while fans watch for his next opportunity to earn more snaps.
Ravens bring back ex-49ers, Commanders kicker on the practice squad
Coach Jesse Minter’s Baltimore Ravens are 4-2 after a Week 6 loss at Cleveland that included a harsh criticism of kicker Tyler Loop. Minter dropped a one-word Lamar Jackson injury update before the Ravens announced a new kicker was added to their practice squad. Jordan Schultz shared the news that the Ravens added Jake Moody […] The post Ravens bring back ex-49ers, Commanders kicker on the practice squad appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Ravens Signing K Jake Moody To Practice Squad
The Baltimore Ravens are signing K Jake Moody to their practice squad, according to Jordan Schultz. Moody, 26, was a third-round pick of the 49ers out of Michigan in the 2023 draft. He signed a four-year rookie deal through 2026 and made a base salary of $941,095 in 2024. He was in the third year […] The post Ravens Signing K Jake Moody To Practice Squad appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
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