Marlon Humphrey led Baltimore with 15 pass deflections and six interceptions in 2024, and 41 of his 67 tackles came at home at M&T Bank Stadium, signaling a potential home-field edge in 2025. The Ravens’ secondary is poised for a boost with Nate Wiggins and rookie Malaki Starks stepping in, and defensive coordinator Zach Orr tightening the regimen. After allowing the league’s 27th-most passing yards, Baltimore eyes a rise in pass defense metrics, beginning with a Week 1 revenge game against the Bills that will gauge the unit’s early-season momentum.

Fantasy takeaway: Humphrey’s ceiling remains high if the revamped back end translates into more opportunities for turnover and fewer big plays. Expect Wiggins and Starks to push for more snaps, potentially increasing Baltimore’s overall defensive production and boosting the value of Ravens corners and safeties in leagues that reward interceptions and pass deflections. Week 1 outcomes against Buffalo could set the tone for the secondary’s fantasy upside in 2025.