Ronnie Stanley

Offensive tackle stats don't appear in traditional box scores. Stanley's 2026 season is tracked through sacks allowed, pressures allowed, PFF grades, and snap counts. He enters 2026 with his best consecutive healthy seasons since 2019, protecting Lamar Jackson's blind side alongside first-round rookie guard Vega Ioane.

Stanley suffered a severe left ankle injury in Week 6 of 2020 against the Eagles, dislocating and fracturing his ankle in a way that required multiple surgeries. The injury was initially feared to be career-ending. He missed the rest of 2020, all of 2021 (returned briefly but re-injured), and large portions of 2022 and 2023. In 2024, fully healthy for the first time since 2019, he made his second Pro Bowl — five years after his first. The comeback is one of the more remarkable in recent NFL history for an offensive lineman.

Stanley was the top available offensive tackle entering 2025 free agency and chose to re-sign with Baltimore at a team-friendly rate rather than test the open market. He explained his decision as loyalty — the Ravens drafted him sixth overall out of Notre Dame in 2016 and stood by him through four years of injury uncertainty. He signed two days before the negotiating period opened, giving the market no chance to bid. Stanley called it a "bargain" he was happy to give them.

Jonathan Ogden is the standard for Ravens left tackles — Hall of Famer, 11 Pro Bowls, the anchor of every Baltimore offensive line from 1996–2007. Stanley, when healthy, is the closest the Ravens have come to replicating that standard. His 2019 First-Team All-Pro was the first by a Ravens left tackle since Ogden. That's the frame Stanley plays in every Sunday he takes the field.