Baltimore Ravens LB Patrick Queen Eyes 'Another Level' Towards Improvement

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Patrick Queen is off to a strong start this season.

Queen, 24, is in his fourth NFL season and he's on pace to have his best one yet. So far this season, he's recorded 36 tackles and a pair of sacks through four games. And his career-highs with statistics aligns with how he's been talking about his game to the media.

"I feel like [with] my game, there's another level to unlock," Queen told reporters. "I feel like we are just getting started. I'm just trying to be great. I'm trying to come in every day and focus on getting better one day at a time. I'm not trying to look too much into the future even though there are goals that I want to reach. I'm really just focused on 1% better each day."

Through four games, Queen and linebacker teammate Roquan Smith have been crucial towards building one of the top defenses in the NFL, giving up only 260.8 yards per game and 14.5 points per game which is good for third-best in both categories.

Given the fact that his fifth-year option was declined, Queen enters free agency this spring hoping to make a massive payday whether it's with the Ravens or one of the other 31 NFL teams, but if he continues to show out for Baltimore, the team will have a hard time trying to say goodbye to him.

Queen and the Ravens face off against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday at 1 p.m. inside Acrisure Stadium.

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