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After a poor 2025 at home, the Ravens try to turn the page when they host New Orleans
Baltimore is seeking a stronger start at home after going 3-6 there last season, the worst mark in franchise history.
- On Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens host the New Orleans Saints for their home opener. Baltimore enters at 1-0 after a win at Indianapolis, while New Orleans arrives at 0-1 following an overtime loss to Detroit.
- Baltimore coach Jesse Minter aims to reverse the team's 3-6 home record from 2025, the worst in franchise history. Minter emphasizes leveraging crowd energy to gain a competitive advantage during the home opener.
- Running back Derrick Henry faces a Saints defense that allowed 156 yards last week to Detroit. Quarterback Tyler Shough led the NFL with 410 passing yards in Week 1 and looks to build on that performance.
- Injuries plague Baltimore's receiving group, with Zay Flowers, Ronnie Stanley, and John Simpson all missing practice time. Saints coach Kellen Moore said, "We know where we're going and there'll be adjustments as we go."
- Henry needs 98 yards to surpass Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson's 13,259 career rushing yards and claim ninth place on the NFL's all-time list. This milestone looms as a secondary storyline to Sunday's matchup.
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After a poor 2025 at home, the Ravens try to turn the page when they host New Orleans
Jesse Minter wasn't even with the Ravens last season, but the new coach seems to have a healthy grasp of how 2025 went so badly wrong for Baltimore.
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