The Baltimore Ravens have struggled, but Pro Football Focus is still optimistic, ranking Baltimore No. 7 heading into its bye week.

Baltimore is 1-5, and depending on whom you ask, they trade everyone but Lamar Jackson, push all the chips towards the center of the table, and rebuild the roster around their MVP quarterback. With 11 games remaining, Baltimore needs to win at least nine to secure the likely double-digit wins required to earn one of the final AFC wild-card spots.

After “Fire Harbaugh” chants echoed through Baltimore, ESPN reports John Harbaugh’s job is safe for now, despite the Ravens’ 1-5 start.

Knox designated Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews as a player who could be moved and named the Seahawks as a potential suitor. Andrews, who has 53 career receiving touchdowns in eight seasons with the Ravens, has had a slow start to the season at age 30, especially as the 1-5 Ravens are clawing to keep their season alive.

The TV broadcast map from 506 Sports has been released, and Fans in Baltimore will see Chiefs-Raiders, Eagles-Vikings, with the Ravens on a bye week

Ravens enter bye week 1-5 with historic playoff odds. Only 4 NFL teams have made postseason after such a start, but Harbaugh believes they can do it.

Even if the Ravens aren't NFL trade deadline sellers, it wouldn't be surprising to see them unload one of their forgotten running backs.

The 49ers moved to 4-2 with the win, and running back Christian McCaffrey did it all for Kyle Shanahan's team. McCaffrey had 24 carries for 129 yards and a pair of touchdowns and he also led the team with seven receptions for 72 yards on eight targets.

Only two teams are on a bye for Week 7: the Buffalo Bills and the Baltimore Ravens. After their bye week, the Bills will travel to play the Carolina Panthers before hosting the Kansas City Chiefs in a big conference matchup.

There is a chance that former two-time MVP Lamar Jackson could mount a comeback for the Baltimore Ravens and secure a third award.