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The original was posted on /r/nfl by /u/Frescanation on 2024-02-14 14:46:12.
I’ll nominate Baltimore.
- They lost their DC and DL coach
- Cap situation is not great, with at least 6 key starters and multiple important backups and role players set for free agency and currently no room to resign them. In particular, something like 48 of the 60 sacks they recorded in 2023 came from players who are set for FA and might not be able to be signed.
- They were relatively lucky with injuries in 2024, in particular avoiding losing their QB
- The rest of the AFCN was particularly injury-riddled
- The schedule looks tougher in 2024 (they play NFCE instead of NFCS and AFCW instead of AFCS) along with games against Houston, Buffalo, and Tampa.
The Ravens will still be good in 2024, but it isn’t hard to see 3-4 more losses and maybe missing playoffs