Stanley’s health and play at left tackle anchor the Ravens’ protection, enabling Jackson’s exact timing and big-play potential. A healthy Stanley boosts Baltimore’s passing efficiency and fantasy upside for the WR corps.

Stanley’s 2020 All-Pro capstone yielded a five-year, up-to-$100M Ravens extension that injuries derailed. Healthy in 2024, he played 98.11% of Baltimore snaps and delivered a Pro Bowl-caliber season, prompting a March 2025 three-year, $60M deal with $44M guaranteed and a pay structure designed to maximize on-field playtime rewards. His health is a barometer for Baltimore’s line and fantasy linemen upside in 2025.

Stanley anchors the line for a Baltimore attack that already showed high efficiency. A healthy Stanley supports both passing and rushing games, stabilizing Jackson’s pocket and enabling a balanced game plan that fantasy managers crave.

Stanley is a veteran anchor whose presence anchors Baltimore’s line. His continued high-level play underpins quarterback time and running lanes, with downstream fantasy relevance for Ravens receivers and RBs.

Stanley anchors the left side as the presumed Week 1 starter, part of a five-man unit Harbaugh outlined. His role is central to projected cohesion and run protection, setting the tone for the line’s success and the team’s early-season blocking schemes.