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By Matt Audilet
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The Baltimore Ravens entered the 2025 NFL season with aspirations to compete for a Super Bowl title.
But with a 17-3 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, the Ravens are now 1-5 to start the year. The team opened up the season with a heartbreaking 41-40 loss to the Buffalo Bills in Week 1. And since notching their lone victory of the season over the Cleveland Browns in Week 2, the team has dropped each of its last four games.
Baltimore fans are understandably upset over this underwhelming start to the 2025 season.
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Early in the second half of Sunday's Week 6 Rams-Ravens matchup at M&T Bank Stadium, Ravens fans sent a message to the team's decision-makers with a chorus of "Fire Harbaugh" chants.
"We've got 'fire Harbaugh' chants in Baltimore after that Tyler Higbee touchdown. Less than five minutes into the second half and the Rams are up 17-3," Rams team insider Adam Grosbard of the LA Daily News reported.
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The Ravens are dealing with some serious injury issues at this point in the season, including a hamstring injury for two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson.
Jackson missed his second consecutive game on Sunday, clearing the way for Cooper Rush to make another start at the quarterback position. Rush was ultimately benched in favor of third-string option Tyler Huntley after completing just 11 of his 19 pass attempts for 72 yards and an interception.
During his postgame press conference, Harbaugh said he has "hope" that Jackson will be able to return to the field after the Ravens' Week 7 bye.
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The Ravens will need to turn their season around in a big way if they want to make a late-season playoff push. The last team to start 1-5 and still make the playoffs was the 2020 Washington Commanders, according to Ravens insider Jamison Hensley of ESPN.
Baltimore will face off against the Chicago Bears in their next matchup in Week 8.
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