The Baltimore Ravens got off to a nightmarish 1-5 start to the season, and all hope was looking lost for one of the Super Bowl favorites coming into the season. Lamar Jackson and a number of key defensive players were injured, and the Ravens continued to free fall all the way to the bottom of the AFC North.

Fast-forward a few months, and things are looking much brighter in Baltimore. The Ravens have won five games in a row and are now tied with the Pittsburgh Steelers for the division lead. Jim Harbaugh's group has gotten healthier and turned some things around on defense, spearheaded by the move to bring star safety Kyle Hamilton back in the box and into the nickel.

However, things haven't always been as pretty on the offensive end. The lethal running game that the Ravens have bec

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