NFL analyst predicts Ravens as last undefeated team in 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 4:03 PM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
ESPN analyst Field Yates believes the Baltimore Ravens could emerge as the NFL's last undefeated team in 2026. He cites a favorable early schedule that sees them facing no playoff teams from the previous season until Week 8. Baltimore opens its season against the Indianapolis Colts on September 13 and includes matchups against the New Orleans Saints, Dallas Cowboys, and several other opponents before facing the Buffalo Bills. Although the schedule presents challenges with playoff-caliber teams, Yates emphasizes the potential for the Ravens to be a top Super Bowl contender late in the season.
- •Baltimore starts the season on September 13 against the Indianapolis Colts.
- •The Ravens face no playoff teams until Week 8 against the Buffalo Bills.
- •Key matchups include games against the Dallas Cowboys and Tennessee Titans.
- •Four nationally televised games will highlight their schedule.
- •Late season features critical matchups against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- 4:03 PMYahoo Sports — NFL analyst predicts Ravens will be NFL's last undefeated team in 2026
"ESPN's Field Yates predicts the Ravens will be the NFL's last unbeaten team thanks to a favorable start to their schedule
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