The Ravens have returned from their bye feeling rejuvenated mentally and physically.

Players and coaches have not lost their belief after a frustrating 1-5 start, and the bye gave them additional time to recharge for the run they'll need to make the playoffs.

"We all needed a mental reset, and we're ready to come back out swinging," Pro Bowl wide receiver Zay Flowers said. "We don't want to lose any more, so we've got to start it off right. Right after the bye week, everybody got fresh, everybody got a mental break. We'll come back, start off with a win, and try to go on a run."

Starting that run on Sunday against the Chicago Bears at M&T Bank Stadium would be a positive sign for Baltimore. The Bears (4-2) are riding a four-game winning streak and have built the kind of momentum that Ba

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