Baltimore’s attempt to improve its pass rush will receive an immediate test against Daniel Jones and the Colts.
The Ravens produced only 30 sacks last season, tying for 28th in the NFL. They responded by adding Trey Hendrickson and bringing Calais Campbell back to Baltimore. Hendrickson has recorded 74.5 sacks since 2020, the third-most in the league during that stretch. Campbell registered 6.5 sacks, nine tackles for loss and 43 tackles with Arizona last season.
The two veterans join a front that includes Travis Jones, Nnamdi Madubuike, Mike Green, Tavius Robinson and rookie Zion Young. Jones led Baltimore’s returning defensive linemen with five sacks and nine tackles for loss in 2025.
Indianapolis allowed only 29 sacks last season, tying for
seventh-best in the league. Jones took advantage of that protection by producing 3,101 passing yards, 24 total touchdowns, and a 100.2 passer rating.
Baltimore cannot afford to let Jones operate comfortably. The Ravens ranked 30th against the pass after allowing 247.9 yards per game. Consistent pressure would protect the secondary and give Jesse Minter more freedom to disguise coverages behind an experienced defensive front.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens’ rebuilt pass rush faces an important Week 1 test against Colts
