### **Ravens Ranked Second-Most Complete NFL Team**
As the Ravens look to get over the hump and into the Super Bowl this season, they have the roster to do it.
As OTAs have begun, [NFL.com’s](https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-s-top-10-most-complete-teams-for-2025-season-bills-eagles-lions-among-well-rounded-squads) Eric Edholm sees the Ravens as the second-most complete NFL team, only behind the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.
"The Ravens have remained remarkably consistent and successful under head coach John Harbaugh, with GM Eric DeCosta carrying on the team-building prowess of the vintage years under Ozzie Newsome," Edholm wrote. "Few franchises draft as well as the Ravens do, and though they seldom spend wildly in free agency, their hit rate is strong. That's how they've built -- and maintained -- a first-class roster."
Edholm went through all 32 NFL teams' rosters, graded each position group and weighed them based on positional importance. He scaled quarterbacks "far heavier than any other position," and gave credit to teams with defensive position grading.
"The defense took a step backward last season before hitting its stride down the stretch," Edholm wrote. "It wouldn't be stunning if the D was even more consistent this season with decent luck, injury-wise, and help from rookies Malaki Starks and Mike Green. Kyle Hamilton is the star of the defense, but the talent is well distributed, even if there are some questions about who'll earn the major pass-rush roles."
Edholm added the Ravens are ready for a push to the Lombardi Trophy this season.
"But with Jackson at the peak of his powers, Baltimore has very few major holes, and it could easily be the envy of all but a few NFL clubs," Edholm wrote. "Even with recent playoff failures fresh in our memories, the Ravens are equipped enough to go all the way this season."