Joshua Reed
Writer
Josh has been working as a contributor for Baltimore Beatdown since 2021. He provides analysis, breakdowns, profiles, and reports on important news and transactions from and about the Ravens. His professional resume as a sports reporter includes covering local events, teams, and athletes in his hometown of Anchorage, Alaska for Anchorage Daily News. His coverage on the Ravens and other NFL teams has been featured on Baltimore Beatdown, Heavy.com/sports, Maryland Sports Blog, and The Pineneedle.
Ravens place Ar’Darius Washington on injured reserve, sign Sam Mustipher to 53-man roster
The team is losing their starting nickel for the time being and promoting their backup center in the meantime.
Unsung heroes from Ravens’ Week 2 win over Bengals
The Ravens got some impressive performances and clutch plays from several unheralded players in a statement victory.
Overreactions to the Ravens’ Week 2 win over Bengals
Spicy yet reasonable takes following a vindicating victory over a division rival.
Ravens Rookie Report, Week 2: Zay Flowers shines again despite fewer touches
The first-round wideout made the most of his opportunities when they came his way in another standout outing.
4 takeaways from the Ravens’ 27-24 win over the Bengals
Despite being short-handed both sides of the ball, Baltimore still came out on top.
Staff Reactions to the Ravens 27-24 victory over the Bengals
The Beatdown gang share their reactions to the Ravens’ Week 2 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals
Ravens vs. Bengals potential ‘X’ factors: Former 1st-rounders could play pivotal roles
This early season divisional clash could be decided by key contributions from handful of players in all three phases.
Gus Edwards and Justice Hill are prepared to seize larger roles on offense
The Ravens now top two running backs are ready to "step up" in a big way.
Ravens vs. Bengals: Bold Predictions
Beatdown contributors share their bold predictions for Week 2
Breaking down impact of Ravens top injuries according to 3 major factors
Analyzing how each absence will hurt the team in terms of significance, contingency plan, and difficulty of upcoming opponents.