Baltimore Ravens Depth Chart - Sports Illustrated
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- The Ravens released an initial depth chart ahead of Week 1 in 2025, highlighting co-starters for the OLB rush role (Odafe Oweh and Tavius Robinson), with David Ojabo as a key backup. This shows early season positioning and what to expect from pass-rush rotations.[1]
- An unofficial depth-chart discussion from preseason coverage in 2023 and 2024 suggests ongoing position battles at RB, WR, and OL, but those sources are older or unofficial; for current accuracy, rely on the team’s official releases or trusted outlets during training camp and in-season updates.[2][3]
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Citation note: The above reflects reported depth-chart snapshots and unofficial discussions from media outlets, with the most concrete recent reference indicating Week 1 starters for the Ravens’ rush linebacker roles. If you want, I can attach direct links to the exact sources after I fetch the latest official chart.[1]