Get the insider’s take on the Baltimore Ravens’ 2025 outlook in this episode of Ravens Today with host Connor Gioffreda. First, take a frank look at the so-called “real estate problem” surrounding M&T Bank Stadium—debunking claims that neighborhood development is critical to the game-day experience. Then, dive into the Ravens’ revamped secondary: Can the addition of Chidobe Awuzie and Jaire Alexander erase past injury woes, and is depth now a strength heading into the season? The episode also tackles hot fan topics: Roquan Smith’s off-season conditioning and social media speculation about his weight, plus the quirky Bengals first-rounder situation and how it might benefit Baltimore. Perfect for Ravens die-hards who want sharp, fan-focused commentary, honest optimism for the 2025 campaign, and the latest news on AFC North rival dynamics.

On the July 16, 2025, episode of Ravens Today, Connor Gioffreda reacts to AP voters controversially ranking Lamar Jackson only as the second-best quarterback in the AFC North—fueling daily debates over his true value and dominance in the NFL. The episode highlights ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky’s surprising reversal, now picking Lamar and the Ravens to win the Super Bowl. Connor dives into rumors linking the Ravens to future Hall of Famer Von Miller as a possible edge-rush addition, praising GM Eric DeCosta’s savvy for bargain veteran signings. With training camp ramping up, Gioffreda previews big roster competitions and growing excitement as rookies and veterans arrive, setting the stage for a 2025 season where Baltimore is widely viewed as a championship favorite.

Get the latest Baltimore Ravens updates on Ravens Today! This episode tackles the buzz about a possible Mark Andrews trade to the Texans for Dalton Schultz, what it would mean for the tight end depth chart and cap space, and new speculation linking Travis Etienne to the Ravens’ crowded running back room. Host Connor Gioffreda also delivers a passionate defense of Lamar Jackson, slamming ESPN's QB rankings that put him at No. 4 and spotlighting why NFL coaches still call Lamar a generational, one-of-one player poised for another MVP run. Tune in for Ravens rumors, roster breakdowns, and bold predictions for the upcoming season.