Four Ravens Named to PFF Quarter-Century Team

Pro Football Focus (PFF) recently released its All-PFF team for the past 25 years, highlighting four Baltimore Ravens players as some of the best at their positions: linebacker Ray Lewis, safety Ed Reed, running back Derrick Henry, and guard Marshal Yanda. Lewis and Reed, despite starting their careers before PFF's grading began in 2006, are recognized for their dominant defensive performances and leadership during the Ravens' most feared defensive eras, with Lewis being a seven-time first-team All-Pro and record-holder for career tackles. Derrick Henry, an active Raven, earned the highest rushing and overall grades in 2024 while averaging six yards per carry, showcasing his ongoing excellence. Marshal Yanda is noted for his consistent high-level play over 13 seasons, ranking among the best offensive guards in PFF history. These players embody the Ravens' legacy of combining elite defense with impactful offensive talent, contributing to the team's 16 playoff appearances, eight AFC North titles, and two Super Bowl wins in the 21st century. The recognition by PFF underscores Baltimore's sustained excellence and the individual greatness of key franchise figures.