Derrick Henry has built a reputation on late-season dominance. The numbers support it. Will the Ravens rely on him?

Baltimore Ravens center Tyler Linderbaum’s payday is coming — it just might not hit the bank yet. Right now, the All-Pro center is playing on the final year of

The suddenly-phenomenal Patriots are a huge test for the ravens, especially when New England's offense is on the field.

“I think we kind of have mentioned how we have to play better at home," safety Alohi Gilman said. “It’s not a big jump, it’s just little things here and there. That’s not a question of our character, culture or identity. It’s just a matter of executing on a high level, on a more consistent basis.”

It's hard to argue who has been the more impactful trade acquisition by the Baltimore Ravens this season, between outside linebacker Dre'Mont Jones and safety A

The Patriots already were without Spillane against the Bills. While he did dress for the game, he was eventually held out as an emergency option after going through pre-game warmups. Earlier this week, he was spotted in the locker room wearing a walking boot on his left foot.

Fourteen games in, Jack Gibbens has played 351 defensive snaps and another 262 on special teams. Those numbers represent 42% and 73% of the team's total snaps, respectively. He has played well, collecting 61 tackles, six TFLs, a sack, and two pass breakups. He has produced the second-highest number of tackles from the team's linebacker corps.

The Ravens are 3-5 this year at the usually formidable M&T Bank Stadium. Baltimore will try to avoid their sixth loss at home, which would be the team's single-season record.