The big waves of free agency are over. The draft is complete. Now, all eyes are on the upcoming NFL season. One of the many teams that have made headlines this offseason are the Ravens, who Dale Murphy Jersey are looking to bounce back this season after stumbling to an 8-9 record in 2021.Besieged by injuries, the started 8-3 last season before losing their final six games. The Ravens made waves during the draft after trading receiverto the. The move was a surprise for. Despite the lo s of Brown, the Ravens did not select a receiver during the NFL Draft. They did, however, acquire top-rated safety , offensive lineman , and linebacker , who would have likely been a first-round pick had he not suffered a torn Achilles injury during his pro day.Baltimore's roster is comprised of some of the league's best players. Along with Jackson, Baltimore's roster includes running backs and , tight end and free agent signing . Defensively, Baltimore boasts a formidable secondary, led by Hamilton, , and former Saints standout . The Ravens are hoping to make a return trip to the postseason after a disappointing finish in 2021.First, they'll have to make it through their 2022 opponents. Below, find a complete look at the teams set to square off with Baltimore this year, as well as a rundown of its 18-week, regular-season schedule. : The reigning AFC champions should be a formidable foe once again in 2022 with the offseason additions of offensive lineman , and . Baltimore was on the receiving end of two blowouts at the hands of the Bengals last season. The Ravens had no answer for , who torched them for 525 yards the last time the two teams played.: Baltimore split its season series with Cleveland last Danny Santana Jersey season. The Browns pulled off a blockbuster trade this offseason that brought to Cleveland from Houston. Watson will be complemented by former receiver and arguably the league's deepest backfield, led by , and . The Browns also have one of the NFL's top pa s-rushers in and one of the best cornerbacks in .: The Steelers' offense will look vastly different this season with retirement and the offseason acquisitions of and rookie . Pittsburgh's offense will continue to feature running back . The defense has three of the league's top defensive players in Cam Heyward, and . :This will be the Ravens' first look at , who helped the Patriots earn a playoff berth during his rookie season. Bill Belichick loaded up on offensive linemen during the draft, led by first-round pick Cole Strange. New England's defense includes former Ravens linebacker Matthew Judon, who tallied a career-high 12.5 sacks during his first year in Foxborough.: New Orleans is a vastly different team than the one that edged the Ravens in 2018. Dennis Allen has succeeded Sean Payton as the team's head coach. has replaced Drew Brees as New Orleans' starting quarterback. The Saints do still have running back , receiver , and defensive end . New Orleans mi sed the R.A. Dickey Jersey playoffs in 2021 despite posting a 9-8 record.: The Jets have undergone ma sive personnel changes this offseason. New York is expected to start several members of their highly touted rookie cla s that includes receiver , cornerback , defensive end and running back . New York's roster also includes several former Bengals in defensive end and tight end . :Baltimore's defense will have to be up to the task against a Tampa Bay offense that features Brady, receiversand, and running back.: The Falcons acquired veteran and rookie quarterbacks this offseason. Atlanta signed former starter , then used a third-round pick to select former Cincinnati quarterback . The Falcons used their first-round pick to select , a 6-foot-5 receiver who the Ravens will undoubtedly focus on when the two teams face off this season.: Led by quarterbackand receiver, the Bills raced to the divisional round last season before suffering another playoff lo s in Kansas City. While they dominated subpar pa sers, the Bills' pa s defense struggled against elite quarterbacks in 2021. Part of that was due to the lo s of, who this season will be flanked in the lineup by rookie cornerbackfollowingoffseason departure to Pittsburgh. : Many thought the Panthers would use the No. 6 overall pick to select Pickett, who ultimately landed in Pittsburgh. Carolina instead used a third-round pick to select former Ole Mi s quarterback . For now, the Panthers' starting quarterback is .: The jury is still out on, who won 13 of his 21 starts during his first two seasons in Miami. The Dolphins are hoping that the arrival of new coach Mike McDaniel and former All-Pro receivercan help propel Tagovailoa's game to the next level.: Denver is a vastly different team than the one the Ravens defeated 23-7 last October. The Broncos pulled off one of the offseason's biggest trades that brought to Denver after a Tyler Flowers Jersey highly succe sful 10-year run in Seattle. The Broncos, led by Wilson and new head coach Nathaniel Hackett, are hoping to end the franchise's playoff drought that dates to the 2016 season. : The Jaguars should be a better team than the one that won just three games last season. To get Bob Uecker Jersey things turned around, Jacksonville hired Doug Pederson, who five years ago led the to the franchise's first Super Bowl win. Jaguars fans are hoping for a breakout season from second-year quarterback , who started in each of Jacksonville's 17 games last season.: New York also went in a new direction this offseason with the hiring of new head coach Brian Daboll, who helped the Bills' offense become one of the NFL's top units over the past few years. Along with the arrival of Daboll, Giants fans have been given optimism for the future with a draft cla s that includes right tackle and pa s-rusher .WeekOpponentDateTime (ET)TV1at Jets9/111 p.m.CBS2Dolphins9/181 p.m.CBS3at Patriots9/251 p.m.FOX4Bills10/21 p.m.CBS5Bengals10/98:20 p.m.NBC6at Giants10/161 p.m.CBS7Browns10/231 p.m.CBS8at Buccaneers10/278:15 p.m.Amazon9at Saints11/78:15 p.m.ESPN10BYE11Panthers11/201 p.m.FOX12at Jaguars11/271 p.m.CBS13Broncos12/41 p.m.CBS14at Steelers12/111 p.m.CBS15at BrownsTBDTBDTBD16Falcons12/241 p.m.FOX17Steelers1/11 p.m.CBS18at BengalsTBDTBDTBD