The Ravens defense was solid at the start of Sunday night's loss. Baltimore held Allen to 65 yards passing over his first four offensive drives. He finished with 394, however. Allen is the reigning MVP, and he made some incredible throws down the stretch, but Baltimore's defense didn't make it hard enough.

On Monday night, Roquan Smith and Kyle Hamilton organized a players-only dinner for the Ravens’ defense. Whether it was a response to their blunders in Buffalo or preordained in the week’s schedule matters less than what they got out of having everybody in the same room less than 24 hours after falling to 0-1.

"He's iconic, I think in Baltimore football history, you know, and so respect that and admire that and still keep in touch with him," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. "Except not this week."

The Ravens hoped to get off to a fast start defensively in 2025 but clearly have work to do. Josh Allen passed for 394 yards and two touchdowns while completing 33 of 46 passes. On their final five possessions, the Bills scored three touchdowns and a field goal and rallied from a 15-point deficit with 22 points in the fourth quarter.

The Baltimore Ravens are hoping to get in the win column for the first time this season when the Cleveland Browns come to town. The Browns are led by defensive

Baltimore Ravens all-pro safety Kyle Hamilton responded to trash talk from Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy ahead of Week 2.

When asked what challenges the Ravens’ defense and its notable names in the secondary present, the Browns’ Jerry Jeudy gave a blunt answer.

The Buffalo Bills beat the Baltimore Ravens 41-40 in Week 1 at Highmark Stadium. Sometimes the stats can tell the story of who performed well and who did not, but Pro Football Focus is there to provide a little bit more context.