Ravens Struggle with League-Worst Pass Defense Despite Offensive Success

Baltimore's defensive woes threaten their Super Bowl aspirations as they rank last in the NFL for passing yards allowed.

The Ravens' pass defense is ranked last in the NFL, allowing 294.9 yards per game, the most they have conceded through ten weeks since 2000.
Baltimore's secondary has been repeatedly exposed, giving up numerous big plays, including 47 completions of 20 or more yards, the worst in the league.
Despite their defensive struggles, the Ravens have a strong offense, leading the NFL with 440.2 yards per game, but have yet to win a game when scoring less than 25 points.
Cornerback Marlon Humphrey has publicly defended first-year defensive coordinator Zach Orr, citing execution errors by players rather than coaching as the primary issue.
The Ravens are set to face the Pittsburgh Steelers next, with first place in the AFC North at stake, adding urgency to their need to improve defensively.