Three days after the Ravens parted ways with WR Diontae Johnson, the Houston Texas claimed the 28-year-old veteran off waivers.

NFL fans will have a very merry Christmas in 2024, especially those in Houston and Baltimore. The league has continued to spread the Christmas cheer this year, and one of the NFL's holiday matchups features the Texans (9-6) and the Ravens (10-5).

After Tank Dell's knee injury, the Texans reloaded at receiver by claiming Diontae Johnson, who was waived by the Ravens.

Lamar Jackson vows to catch the Christmas Day halftime show of Beyoncé during Baltimore Ravens' game against the Houston Texans.

Jackson said his favorite Beyoncé song is "To The Left," a reference to the catchy lyric in "Irreplaceable." The reigning NFL Most Valuable Player was asked whether watching Beyo

Baltimore has surrendered the third-lowest EPA per play and lowest yards per attempt to opposing quarterbacks while allowing just 19.2 points per game since Week 11. For comparison, the Ravens allowed the sixth-highest EPA per play and fourth-highest YPA to QBs with 25.3 points against per game to start the year.

Following the Pittsburgh Steelers' Week 16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, there isn’t much to be optimistic about moving forward. The offense is struggling, the defense is as well, and the team faces two incredibly difficult matchups to conclude the 2024 regular season—all while Baltimore is just one Steelers' loss away from claiming the AFC North division.

Each week of the NFL season, The Baltimore Sun will recap the best and worst from around the league. Here are our winners and losers from Week 16: Winner: Ravens Consider the demons exorcised. The Ravens ended their long and often inexplicable struggles against the Steelers with a 34-17 win Saturday at M&T Bank Stadium.