It feels like this has been said weekly. Everyone tries to calm down and relax. Yes, it's easier said than done. Yes, we've seen the first month of Baltimore Ravens games, the injury news, and the most recent loss to a Kansas City Chiefs team that was supposed to be wounded and ripe for the taking.

K yle Van Noy could hardly watch, and he certainly couldn't do anything to help. Cameras caught the Baltimore Ravens ' edge defender, inactive for the second straight game with a hamstring injury, covering his face and staring, dejected and disbelieving, at the scoreboard late in the Ravens' 37-20 loss Sunday to the Kansas City Chiefs.

The NFL front-loaded the Ravens' schedule with challenging, made-for-TV opponents to help the league get off to a fast start with ratings.

How high do the Chiefs rise in Eric Edholm's Power Rankings after earning a decisive and much-needed win? Have the Ravens hit rock bottom? Check out the updated league hierarchy, 1-32.

For most of their franchise history, the Baltimore Ravens have been known for having an elite defense. This year is very different.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens 37-20 at home on Sunday, improving to 2-2 on the season after starting the year 0-2.

The Inside the Lines team uses its proven NFL model to break down why our projected rankings for Week 5 differ significantly from the Fantasy Football Today consensus