In 2025 the Baltimore Ravens lined up in 11 personnel (1 RB, 1 TE, 3 WR) on 30.4% of their offensive snaps (32nd most in the NFL), averaging 0.017 EPA per play with a 42.6% success rate; 12 personnel 35.3%, 21 personnel 18.5% and 13 personnel 5.9%.
Defensively the Baltimore Ravens played nickel (5 DB) on 63.7% of snaps — base 9.7% and dime 23.8%, allowing -0.019 EPA per play in nickel (14th in the NFL).
They snapped from shotgun 59.7% of the time and under center 34.8%.
The on-field diagram places the current depth-chart starters in 12 personnel against the Browns defense: Tyler Huntley (QB), Derrick Henry (RB), Zay Flowers (WR1), Rashod Bateman (WR2), Mark Andrews (TE) and Josh Cuevas (TE2).
Frequently asked questions
How often do the Baltimore Ravens use 11 personnel?
The Baltimore Ravens used 11 personnel on 30.4% of offensive snaps in 2025, the 32nd highest rate in the league, producing 0.017 EPA per play and a 42.6% success rate.
What is the Baltimore Ravens base personnel package?
12 personnel (1 RB · 2 TE · 2 WR) is the Baltimore Ravens most-used package — 35.3% of snaps in 2025.
How often does the Baltimore Ravens defense play nickel?
The Baltimore Ravens defense was in nickel personnel (five defensive backs) on 63.7% of snaps in 2025, base on 9.7% and dime on 23.8%.
Who lines up in the Baltimore Ravens 12 personnel package?
In 12 personnel (two tight ends) the Baltimore Ravens skill players are Derrick Henry (RB), Zay Flowers (WR1), Rashod Bateman (WR2), Mark Andrews (TE) and Josh Cuevas (TE2).
What is 11 personnel in the NFL?
Personnel groupings count the running backs and tight ends on the field: 11 personnel is 1 RB and 1 TE (so three receivers), 12 is 1 RB and 2 TE, 21 is 2 RB and 1 TE. Defenses answer with base (4 DB), nickel (5 DB) or dime (6 DB) packages.