QB Lamar Jackson: Week 10 at Cincinnati

When you finish the game on the sideline wearing cool shades, you know it's been a good day. Like Week 1 in Miami, Jackson finished with a perfect passer rating. He was 15-of-17 for 223 yards and three touchdowns passing. But unlike Miami, he also gashed the Bengals with his legs, and his spinning touchdown run was perhaps his most spectacular play of the year.

TE Mark Andrews: Week 2 vs. Arizona

Before the league had caught onto Andrews being the Ravens' top target, and before he was banged up by injuries, Andrews posted back-to-back 100-yard games to kick off the season. His biggest production of the season was against the Cardinals, in which he caught eight passes for 112 yards and an opening-drive touchdown that kicked off the rout.

OT Ronnie Stanley: Week 3 at Kansas City

Stanley has faced a lot of premier pass rushers over the course of the season, but Pro Football Focus gave him his best grade of the season against the Chiefs, who have one of the top pass-rushing units in the league. Stanley didn't give up a sack, hit or even a hurry in pass protection and got his highest run blocking grade of the season in the loss.

FB Patrick Ricard: Week 10 at Cincinnati

Ricard has been a bowling ball all season long, paving the way in Baltimore's league-leading ground game. He scored his lone touchdown of the year in Week 1 against the Miami Dolphins. But his game against the Bengals stood out for two reasons. In addition to paving the way for an offensive blowout, he also notched a sack/strip on defense that Tyus Bowser returned for a touchdown. It was the ultimate two-way player game.

RB Mark Ingram: Week 9 vs. New England

The Patriots were undefeated heading into this game, but they hadn't dealt with Ingram yet. Rushing for a season-high 115 yards on just 15 carries, Ingram helped set the tone for a 37-20 victory that strengthened Baltimore's case as the best team in football. New England had no answer for Ingram, who combines with Jackson to give Baltimore the league's most productive rushing combination. The Ravens expected a lot when they signed Ingram and he has given them even more.

G Marshal Yanda: Week 12 at Los Angeles Rams

During a 45-6 blowout over the Rams on Monday Night Football, Yanda was in full beast mode as the Ravens drove for touchdowns on their first six possessions. Yanda knocked outside linebacker Donte Fowler Jr. on his rear end during a seven-yard touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson to Mark Ingram. Led by Yanda, the offensive line dominated, making the Rams' star-studded front seven that includes Aaron Donald, Michael Brockers, Clay Matthews and Fowler look almost invisible.

CB Marlon Humphrey: Week 5 at Pittsburgh

This was a huge game which Baltimore needed to snap a two-game losing streak, and Humphrey delivered with the game's biggest play in overtime. Not only did he punch the ball away from Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster, Humphrey pounced to his feet with cat-like quickness to recover the loose ball. The turnover set up Justin Tucker's game-winning field goal, and the victory started Baltimore's 10-game winning streak.

OLB Matthew Judon: Week 11 vs. Houston

Sacks have come in bunches during Judon's career, and this game was an example. The Ravens punished Houston quarterback Deshaun Watson with six sacks and 10 quarterback hits, as Baltimore rolled to a 41-7 victory. Judon led the pass-rushing party with two sacks and four quarterback hits, and he also forced a fumble and led the Ravens with seven tackles.

CB Marcus Peters: Week 7 at Seattle

This was Peters' debut with Baltimore after being traded by the Rams, and he made sure it was memorable. With Baltimore trailing 10-6 in the second quarter, Peters read Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and intercepted a pass intended for Jaron Brown. Peters jumped the route so quickly, he made the interception look easy. There was nobody between him and the end zone, and his 67-yard pick-six sparked a 30-16 victory. For Peters, it was quite an intro to Baltimore.

S Earl Thomas: Week 14 at Buffalo

Thomas is known for his smarts, ball-hawking skills and physicality. But after nine seasons in Seattle, Thomas' talents as a blitzer and in-the-box tackler are being utilized more in Baltimore. In this game, Thomas forced a fumble and had a sack, and he also led the Ravens with seven tackles during a 24-17 win. Whether he lined up near the line of scrimmage, or roamed the secondary, Thomas was wherever the Ravens needed him.

K Justin Tucker: Week 5 at Pittsburgh

Heinz Field can be difficult on kickers due to tricky winds and tough field conditions. But Tucker has enjoyed some special moments there. In this game, he was 4-for-4 on field goal attempts, but the last two were the most critical – a 48-yarder with 10 seconds left in regulation and a 46-yard game-winner in overtime. Tucker is the best in the business and a key weapon for the Ravens.

LS Morgan Cox: Week 13 vs San Francisco

The weather conditions for this game were far from ideal – rainy, 40 degrees, 13 mile-per-hour winds. But Cox made every snap perfectly on two punts by Sam Koch and on two field goal attempts by Tucker, including his game-winner from 49 yards on the final play. In rain, snow, sleet or perfectly sunny conditions, Cox's accuracy on snaps seems immune to outside forces. His talent can be taken for granted, but it shouldn't be.