The seventh year pro is quietly having himself a good bounce back year. Flacco threw 19 touchdowns to 22 interceptions in 2013, through 13 games this year he has thrown for 22 touchdowns to only nine interceptions.

Forsett is having a career year stepping in after the Ravens released Ray Rice in September. In his first season in Baltimore, Forsett has set new career-highs with 1,080 yards, and eight touchdowns.

Smith is another first year Raven having a great season. Since coming over from Carolina, Smith leads the Ravens with 61 catches for 889 yards. He also has six touchdown receptions, good for second on the team.

After putting up his first 1,000 yard season in 2013, Torrey Smith is having a bit of a down season due to the arrival of Steve Smith. The fourth-year veteran out of Maryland has 38 receptions for 609 yards and a team leading eight touchdowns.

Dumervil is tied with Kansas City Chiefs LB Justin Houston for most sacks in the NFL with 16, just one shy of his career-high he set in 2009 with the Denver Broncos.

With the departures of Ed Reed and Ray Lewis the past few seasons, Suggs is the veteran on this Ravens defense. He's putting together another solid season with 8.5 sacks and 47 tackles.  

Smith sits second on the team with 101 tackles, 54 more than the third place guy. He also has six passes defensed, two forced fumbles and a sack.

The rookie out of Alabama is the perfect hard-nosed, downhill, all-around linebacker tasked with replacing one of the greatest linebackers of all-time in Ray Lewis. Mosley leads the team with 113 tackles and two interceptions.

It's rare that a kicker is considered an offensive weapon for a team, but Tucker is just that for the Ravens. He is making his case for best kicker in the NFL, going 25/28 on the year so far with all three of his misses coming on kicks from beyond 50-yards.  In his three-year career, Tucker has only missed five field goals from inside of 50-yards.