Baltimore Ravens screen pass rate, 2026
5.8%
22nd of 32 in the NFL
- 8.3%
- On 121 dropbacks through Week 4
How often do the Ravens throw screens?
The Ravens have thrown a screen on 5.8% of their dropbacks through Week 4, 22nd in the NFL.
Week by week
| Through | Screen% | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Week 4 | 5.8% | 22nd |
Last season
Down from 7.0% in 2025, which ranked 18th of 32.
From the Ravens weekly
First and goal at the Baltimore eight, ten twenty left in the second quarter, Ravens up fourteen to seven. Tennessee handed it to Tony Pollard four straight times. Three yards, then two, then one, and on fourth and two at the two the Titans snapped it directly to Pollard, who went at right guard and was stopped by Madubuike for no gain. By expected points added, what a snap was worth given the down, the distance and the field position, measured against what that situation was already worth, the stop was minus three point one for Tennessee, and on defense a negative number is the good direction. Baltimore took over at its own two and went ninety-eight yards. Mark Andrews caught a six-yard throw on third and four to get out from the goal line, Rashod Bateman took a short throw twenty-eight yards, Zay Flowers caught one fifty-two yards to the Titans five, and two snaps later Lamar Jackson found Andrews for a three-yard touchdown and a twenty-one to seven lead. The Ravens beat the Titans twenty-four to eighteen on Sunday. They led twenty-four to seven at halftime, did not score again, and finished it by recovering an onside kick with one twelve left.
Read the Week 4 note →Which offenses throw the most screens in 2026?
Atlanta Falcons (18.9%), Kansas City Chiefs (18.3%), then Cleveland Browns (12.1%) lead the league. All 32 teams on the Screen Pass Rate board.
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