US EditionRavens Have Been Stellar in Prime Time at Home, but Detroit Can Handle Spotlight as Well
Both teams have ranked among the NFL's top regular season squads recently but still seek postseason breakthrough; Lions rank 7th and Ravens 12th in 2025 DVOA standings.
- The Detroit Lions face the Baltimore Ravens Monday night in Baltimore, Maryland, for a key litmus test of early-season form as Detroit travels for this showdown.
- For context, both franchises have been top regular-season performers historically yet still seek postseason breakthroughs, and the Lions' passing attack returned this week after taking Week 1 off, highlighted by Jared Goff's standout Sunday outing.
- In matchup terms, Ravens' Lamar Jackson ranks third in rushing yards over expected , while Lions' pass rush ranks 31st in win rate, and coverage grades are 48.3 and 46.5.
- Observers lean toward Baltimore's personnel edge as both teams' pass-rush situations are compromised, missing Kyle Van Noy and possibly Nnambi Madubuike this year.
- Under coach John Harbaugh, the Ravens boast a 22-3 prime-time home record and five straight Monday-night wins, while Detroit arrives with a three-game Monday-night streak.
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