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PFM Archetype In the Playoff Mix81.6PFM Team ScoreNFL Rank#14AFC Rank#7Among AFC teamsQB Stability#9Lamar Jackson · SteadySeason OutlookPlayoff TeamBuilt to reach the playoffs and cause problems in January.PFM Team DNABaltimore Ravens Team DNA
Which traits define the Ravens DNA and what could potentially swing their season.
Primary IdentityOffense Leads the Way
Baltimore can trust its offense most weeks. A 84.4 grade gives the Ravens a solid starting point, even if the unit is not dominant.
Secondary StrengthQuarterback Stability
Lamar Jackson gives Baltimore a stable plan at quarterback. A 84.2 grade is good enough for the Ravens to build around.
Swing FactorLong-Term Direction
The bigger question is where Baltimore is headed. A 75.7 Franchise Direction grade leaves the Ravens with important decisions ahead.
PFM ReporterBaltimore Ravens: Contract Watch Gives the Rating More Context
There remains no sign that the star are all that close to agreeing to a contract extension this summer. Meanwhile, the recently reworked ' contract to keep him down through the 2033 season and give him a new average salary of $64M. The Baltimore Ravens cap angle is worth watching because it can either support the window or tighten it.
On the PFM board, the Baltimore Ravens are No. 14 on the board with an 81.47 public PFM score after they moved up 2.20 points. Lamar Jackson is still the quarterback reference point. The Baltimore Ravens unit split stays fairly level, with offense at 84.36 and defense at 79.21.
Recent form is at 77.28, while Franchise Direction sits at 74.50. That keeps the Baltimore Ravens dangerous now without answering every long-term question. For the Baltimore Ravens, that is the comparison point I would keep coming back to. It is a fair place for the Baltimore Ravens to land until the weaker side gives us more proof.
PFM RatingsWhat the PFM Numbers Say
The latest PFM rankings have Baltimore at No. 14 with a score of 81.6. That puts the team in our Playoff Team tier. Inside the AFC North, the Ravens are No. 1. PFM sees a fairly even team on both sides of the ball: 84.4 on offense and 79.2 on defense. If you want to know what this team does best, start with Explosiveness at 87.3. That is the biggest reason for the In the Playoff Mix archetype. The quarterback situation looks solid with Lamar Jackson. Baltimore carries a 84.2 QB Stability grade, No. 9 in PFM.
There is still a 11.7-point gap between the best and worst grades, so the roster is not as balanced as it needs to be. Franchise Direction is the biggest concern at 75.7. The short-term talent may be better than the long-term plan.
Last updatedJune 16, 2026PFM Report Card
QB StabilityB+84.2Roster StrengthB81.3Coaching DirectionB80.0Recent PerformanceB-77.3Offense StrengthB+84.4Defense StrengthB-79.2Franchise DirectionC+75.7ExplosivenessA-87.3AFC North PFM Watch
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