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Poll: How Many Games Will Ravens Win?

Apr 24, 2014 at 04:15 AM

The annual tradition of putting "Ws" and "Ls" on the schedule can begin. !

Of course, predictions can go very wrong and no opponent is an easy win or loss. Teams that stumbled last year could rise this season, like the Carolina Panthers did last season. Teams that excelled could fall, like the 2013 Houston Texans.

The NFL draft, where the Ravens will further build the team, has also not yet happened.

But predicting wins and losses is fun nonetheless.

So with the Ravens 2014 schedule officially released Wednesday night, how many wins do you think Baltimore will get?

The Ravens went 8-8 last season, their worst mark under Head Coach John Harbaugh. Baltimore has averaged more than 10 wins per regular season since 2008.

Baltimore has the NFL's fifth-easiest schedule, according to last year's records. Their opponents were a combined 117-139 last season.

The Ravens are looking to get back to the playoffs after missing it in 2013 for the first time under Harbaugh.

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