The Baltimore Ravens are once again making headlines as they approach a remarkable milestone that could cement their legacy in NFL history. In 2021, the Ravens showcased their relentless determination by matching the all-time record for consecutive games with 100 or more rushing yards. In a move that stirred controversy, particularly from former Broncos coach Vic Fangio, the team prioritized this record over the game's clock management, ultimately ending their streak just one week later.

Currently, the Ravens are sitting on an impressive 37-game streak, just six games away from tying their record with the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are at 43 consecutive games. If they manage to match this record, it sets up a thrilling opportunity for the Ravens to break it during their upcoming matchup against Pittsburgh, a rivalry that consistently delivers high-stakes drama.

Since the opening week of the 2022 season, when they were held to a mere 63 rushing yards against the Jets, the Ravens have shown they are serious contenders for the rushing record. That game ended with the Ravens victorious at 24-9, but they have since made a potent statement on the field by dominating their opponents on the ground.

But that's not all! The Ravens are poised to become the fifth team in NFL history to rack up 1,000 rushing yards over the first five games of a season. They need to secure at least 119 rushing yards in their next game to reach this target. If they exceed that and achieve 150 yards, they will also surpass the legendary 1983 Steelers to place fourth on the all-time rushing list through the first five games.

As the season progresses, fans and analysts are holding their breath to see if the Ravens can not only tie but also break the long-standing rushing record. Can this dynamic offense continue to power through defenses and seal their place in history? Only time will tell, but the excitement is palpable as we await the next chapter in this incredible journey!