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Idiot author thinks Amendola is playing, lol.
He also doesn't mention Brady is 6-0 vs #1 defenses at home.
The Ravens are 7-5 for a reason. They're not coming in here 11-1 or something. They can't run the ball, and they lost to the ****ing Jets.
7-5 but so close to 4-8 those 1st three games, the Bills, Browns and Jags almost beat them.
read it to this point-
"So, it’s fairly obvious that the Ravens have Brady’s number, despite his still reeling off seven wins in 10 games."
http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/210951448/ravens-patriots-preview-defense-tom-bradyThe need for the Ravens defense to carry the load against the Patriots is significant. Baltimore's offense ranks only 21st in scoring this year, 20th in passing touchdowns and 24th in rushing scores. Quarterback Joe Flacco has thrown 15 touchdowns to 11 interceptions and has been sacked 23 times (he was sacked only 16 times through 10 games last year and 19 times in 16 in 2014). Baltimore's leading rusher is Terrance West, who is averaging four yards per carry but has only 650 rushing yards on 163 attempts, as the team ranks only 25th in rush attempts this year, compared to second in passing attempts. The Ravens have frequently found themselves in close games, leading to increased passing, and with mixed results.
And it should be noted that New England's defense is nothing to scoff at. The unit ranks second in points allowed and ninth in yards, as well as 10th in touchdown passes allowed and third in rushing scores allowed. The defense has just seven interceptions but has fared well bringing pressure, totaling 26 sacks. Therefore, Baltimore's defense will need to match the Patriots' stop-for-stop in order to keep its offense competitive.
Points will be at a premium for Baltimore's offense, especially given the difficult road venue. The Ravens' newly-vaunted defense will have to put forth a near-flawless performance, hope to keep the score close and rely on the leg of kicker and team MVP Justin Tucker in order to unseat the AFC's top seed, remain playoff relevant and send a message that this is a team worth fearing come January.
read it to this point-
"So, it’s fairly obvious that the Ravens have Brady’s number, despite his still reeling off seven wins in 10 games."
You need to be more candid and to the point, Mikie.
I hate the Ravens.
I hate Suggs.
I hate the coach.
I hate the Ray statue out front of their stadium.
I hate the image of a ratbird.
I hate their QB.
I hate everything about them.
As a mod I have to show some restraint.... it kills me.That's a fine summary. You almost sound like Tommy on Miami but perhaps slightly more diplomatic.
That's a fine summary. You almost sound like Tommy on Miami but perhaps slightly more diplomatic.
Already heard 2 "the ravens aren't afraid of the pats" from media. if this were a dinking game, i would be drunk by 3 pm for sure.
What's the reason for all the hatred of the Ravens? I get the JETS, Fins and Bills. Division rivalries bring that kind of hatred. But the Raves haven't exactly handed the Pats their asses on a platter. I think the Pats have beaten them like 9 or 10 of the 12 meetings. :shrug_n:
What's the reason for all the hatred of the Ravens? I get the JETS, Fins and Bills. Division rivalries bring that kind of hatred. But the Raves haven't exactly handed the Pats their asses on a platter. I think the Pats have beaten them like 9 or 10 of the 12 meetings. :shrug_n: