Stephen Bopst is a writer for Baltimore Beatdown, focusing on local sports coverage, particularly the Baltimore Ravens. With a passion for football, Stephen provides analysis, predictions, and reactions to the team's games, offering insights and perspectives for fans in the Baltimore area.
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By: Stephen Bopst, Nikhil Mehta, Joshua Reed, Zach Canter
Baltimore Beatdown staff reacts to the Ravens’ loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 11.
By: Stephen Bopst
In a familiar pattern, the Ravens, hampered by a relentless cycle of penalties, drops, fumbles, and other self-inflicted errors, fell short against the Pittsburgh Steelers
Risers and fallers after Ravens’ 30-23 win against the LA Chargers
Baltimore Beatdown staff reacts to the Ravens loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. By Stephen Bopst, Nikhil Mehta, Joshua Reed, Kyle Phoenix, and Zach Canter Dec 1, 2024, 7:52pm EST 0 Comments
By: Stephen Bopst
The Ravens lost in disappointing fashion to the Philadelphia Eagles to fall to 8-5 heading into their long-awaited bye week. Sunday afternoon’s game felt like a glimpse of the past and future for a team that was pegged as a Super Bowl contender throughout the year. The Ravens started off hot out of the gates going up 9-0 in the first quarter. However, a slew of Justin Tucker missed kicks and poor offense left the Ravens in the dust. It was as disappointing of an offensive performance as we’ve seen from Baltimore’s historic unit all year and now leaves them 1.5 games behind the Pittsburgh Steelers for first place in the AFC North. While Sunday’s loss will certainly leave a bad taste in the team’s mouth into the bye, there should still be confidence that the Ravens can turn things around and get hot considering the level of talent and experience on the roster.
By: Stephen Bopst
Risers and fallers after Ravens 35-14 win in New York
Allen’s MVP odds skyrocket despite historic season from Lamar Jackson
By: Stephen Bopst
The Ravens handled business on Saturday, defeating their archrival, the Pittsburgh Steelers 34-17. The final score was more lopsided than most Ravens vs. Steelers games and was much needed for a Ravens team that had lost eight of its last nine games against Pittsburgh. As Baltimore gears up for a Christmas day matchup with the reeling Houston Texans, let’s look at which Ravens are trending up after their big win against the Steelers.
By: Stephen Bopst
Stock continues to rise for multiple Ravens after 31-2 victory in Houston
The Baltimore Ravens capped off their regular season with a convincing 35-10 victory over the
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