Baltimore Ravens place 4 players in PFN’s Top 70, led by Lamar Jackson

The Baltimore Ravens landed four players inside Pro Football Network’s Top 70 for 2025, headlined by two-time MVP Lamar Jackson.

Which Ravens cracked PFN’s Top 70?

Lamar Jackson sits at No. 2 overall, trailing only Buffalo’s Josh Allen. The Ravens’ signal-caller played just 13 games in 2025 yet still earned a top-two spot. Jason Katz wrote in PFN’s release: “Don’t let last year’s injury-plagued season fool you. Lamar Jackson remains the league’s premier dual-threat QB.”

Running back Derrick Henry ranks 36th, the second-best back in football. Henry turns 33 in 2026 but showed “no signs of slowing down.” Safety Kyle Hamilton comes in at 52nd, listed as the NFL’s third-best safety. At 25, Hamilton posted the lowest missed-tackle rate of his four-year career.

Rookie wideout Zay Flowers checks in at 69th overall, eighth among receivers. Flowers made his second straight Pro Bowl and is climbing the league’s receiver rankings.

Why these rankings matter for Baltimore

The Ravens missed the playoffs in 2025, a key reason John Harbaugh was let go. Yet four roster pieces still graded among the NFL’s elite. Jackson’s standing proves the franchise still trusts its franchise QB. Henry’s durability gives the offense a centerpiece. Hamilton’s ball-hawking ability anchors a young secondary. Flowers’ ascent shows the Ravens’ receiving corps is on the rise.

What comes next for the Ravens

First-year head coach Jesse Minter inherits a roster packed with talent. The Ravens sit ninth in the AFC at 8-9 and are riding a three-game losing streak. Their next game is at Indianapolis on September 13, 2026.

Others like Nnamdi Madubuike could re-enter the conversation if healthy. Rookies Nate Wiggins and Malaki Starks may seize expanded roles under Minter’s defense. If the new staff unlocks this group, Baltimore could climb higher on next year’s player rankings.