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I was a little worried that the first round of the NFL Draft would be boring at first for the Ravens. It was far from boring as Ozzie Newsome traded back and the up to get Lamar Jackson with last pick. We also came away with a solid tight end in round one.
What drafting QB Lamar Jackson means for Joe Flacco https://t.co/Bb2NAjY9ut
— Baltimore Beatdown (@BMoreBeatdown) April 27, 2018
As Ravens fans celebrate Ray Lewis going into the NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame, it is a great time to look back at some of the highlights of his amazing career.
Let's look back at some of the key moments in the iconic career of @raylewis. pic.twitter.com/fygwglRRhz
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) February 11, 2018
Ray Lewis was a great leader both on and off the field and knew how to get the fans excited and hyped before games.
In summary, Ray Lewis is the best player the Baltimore Ravens ever had.
Now that it is official that Ray Lewis is to is be a hall of famer, it is important to get your Ray Lewis memorabilia while supplies last.
Congrats to Ray Lewis! The greatest middle linebacker to ever play in the NFL!
BREAKING: Ray Lewis to be inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame 🐐https://t.co/uXL7CLfnG7 pic.twitter.com/K5B9thiLlL
— NBC Sports Ravens (@NBCSRavens) February 3, 2018
Don Martindale welcomes second chance at defensive coordinator role.https://t.co/UsakmkAFF1 pic.twitter.com/WpnBcyCFKe
— NBC Sports Ravens (@NBCSRavens) January 19, 2018
Although the Baltimore Ravens offense has stank for the majority of this season, the defense has shined at certain times. The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Green Bay Packers 23 to 0 yesterday to increase their chances for a possible Wildcard spot in the playoffs. This was the third shutout of the year by a Ravens defense which currently leads the league in interceptions.
Below Terrell Suggs and the gang celebrate after a sack on the poor Green Bay Packers quarterback:
Squaaaaaaaaad. pic.twitter.com/IRPBORIA4z
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 19, 2017
The Baltimore Ravens just ate their fifth loss of the season. Last game Joe Flacco nearly had his head taken off by a vicious hit and went into the concussion protocol. I thought the Ravens would run and pound the football this week but instead Joe Flacco threw the ball 52 times which resulted in 2 interceptions. Running back Alex Collins had just 13 carries and Javarious Allen had just 7 carries. The result was a 23 to 20 loss to the Tennessee Titans.
Even the New Orleans Saints which are known to be a passing team with a better quarterback in Dree Brees had a better run/pass balance this week. Dree Brees only threw the ball 27 times while running back Mark Ingram had 16 carries and Alvin Kamara had 10 carries. This illustrates what a good run/pass balance looks like and the result was a 30 to 10 Saints win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Why are Ravens so pass happy especially when Joe Flacco just had his head smashed to the point where his ear almost fell off the prior week?
The Baltimore Ravens were probably going to beat the Miami Dolphins anyway, but after the dirty hit on Joe Flacco they decided to really kick some Dolphin ass! It actually turned out to be the biggest shut out in Baltimore Ravens history! It was the worst ass whipping the Miami Dolphins received in the last 20 years!
Joe Flacco left the game with a head injury after a devastating hit while sliding. The Ravens defense responded by shutting the Dolphins down and the Ravens fried the fish with a score of 40 to 0. Go Ravens!
Joe Flacco out remainder of the game vs. Dolphins with a concussion https://t.co/WkDxEwFVfP pic.twitter.com/DNcj5Sc7aK
— NBC Sports (@NBCSports) October 27, 2017
The Baltimore Ravens stink this year. Let’s be blunt. The Ravens are not built for Joe Flacco to be throwing the ball over 70% of the time. The Ravens need a balanced attack which will open up play action opportunities. The Ravens need to get back to running the ball and playing good defense. That is Ravens football.
Although Joe Flacco did not throw an interception in the game against the Minnesota Vikings this past Sunday, he didn’t exactly light up the scoreboard with points or rack up much yardage throwing the football. Joe Flacco has never really had amazing stats but he has at least been a winning quarterback earlier in his career. Flacco has thrown more interceptions than he has touchdowns this year. The Ravens need to commit to running the football at least until Joe Flacco gets his act together.
The Baltimore Ravens used to be very tough to beat at home. The Ravens let the Chicago Bears come into M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday and beat them with a rookie quarterback. That’s right our well paid veteran quarterback Joe Flacco got beat by a rookie quarterback at home. Joe Flacco threw two interceptions in the game and has looked horrible all season.
Eric Weddle looked like garbage and missed a key tackle in overtime and fell on his back and basically go ran over by Chicago Bears running back Jordan Howard. The play led to the Chicago Bears winning field goal to make the final score 27 to 24 in OT. The play reminded me of the play when Eric Weddle let Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown overpower him at the goal line last Christmas in what became known as the immaculate extension. To Eric Weddle’s credit, he did accept full responsibility for the missed tackle.
"I had a good hand on the ball, but I just can’t do that in that situation. I’ve got to get him down.”
📰: https://t.co/07RfKdvNWU pic.twitter.com/3ZDI027O9a— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) October 15, 2017
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