BALTIMORE, Md — The Baltimore Ravens preseason superiority is unmatched.
They haven't lost in the preseason since Sept. 3, 2015. That's a stretch of 20-consecutive preseason wins in a row.
While the players know they don't receive a trophy for their preseason success, depth is vital for success during the season.
The Ravens kick off their 2022 postseason at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at M&T Bank Stadium against the Tennessee Titans.
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Here we go, #Ravens fans.
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Preseason opener tonight.
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Many of the primary starters aren't expected to play, including quarterback Lamar Jackson, who is playing under the final year of his rookie contract. Tight end Mark Andrews also will not play.
Quarterbacks Tyler Huntley and Anthony Brown are expected to get the majority of the snaps.
This season, the Ravens, and the fans, will pay attention to the revamped offensive line, and the defensive line.
Rookie safety Kyle Hamilton should see some action in these preseason games, and there will be some competitive position battles all across the field.
The 20-straight preseason wins is the longest in NFL history.
The last time Baltimore and Tennessee played was in the 2020 Wild Card game with the Ravens winning, 20-13.
Fans in attendance will receive a free poster when leaving the stadium.
The poster features a purple raven with a red eye that reads “JOIN THE RAVENS FLOCK! HELP DEFEND THE NORTH.”
Tickets for the game are still available.
The next preseason game is August 21 against the Cardinals at 8pm, followed by an August 27 contest against the Commanders at 7pm.
