tsylvester
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Pats players who missed practice Wednesday
CB Carlton Davis III (Hip)
LB Christian Elliss (Illness)
CB Marcus Jones (Knee)
LB Harold Landry III (Knee)
LB Robert Spillane (Ankle)Ravens who did not
CB Chidobe Awuzie (Foot)
LB Teddye Buchanan (Knee)
QB Lamar Jackson (Illness)
LB Roquan Smith (Knee)
T Ronnie Stanley (Knee/Ankle)
OLB Kyle Van Noy (Quad) -
Lamar missed Wednesday practice, this time not for "rest" rather because of an "illness". Guess he couldn't resist the spicy chicken again... clear the bathroom!
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He would be a very nice pick. Naturally 300 +, high motor and strong, very strong
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Don't know anyone is going to trade for him with that contract. But with only a $3 mil salary next year, maybe..
Can he could to SanFran for a year and resurrect his career like so many have done?
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Well now this is going to be interesting, oh, not whether or not Quinn Ewers can play the position better, but what in the world the Dolphins will do about that contract of Tua's?
They owe him, already, $54 million guaranteed for next year. And here is the kicker, if he is on the team on March 15 of 2026, $3 million if his 2027 salary becomes guaranteed.
If not and they cut or trade him, they get a $99 million dead money cap hit.
Oh, you want to be clever and split that up as a post June 1 release, $67 million this year and $31 million in dead money next year.
The Browns part 2
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Wow, has the worm turned. Rivers was barely passable, pun intended. 120 yards on 18 completions? Either he has put on a ton of weight or he is wearing more armor than King Richard did when he went to war.
They have 3 tough games left, and are likely to finish 8-9, expected when you lose your starting qb, but then who expected Jones to play as he did... I guess Richardson is done there..
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Sadly I agree, I don't think that this will be much of a game for very long.
This defense is terrible at staying home, covering the backside of the line of scrimmage. The Pats love to use cut back runs.
Fitting I suppose as it will be another game they would have won last year, especially at home
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One quick look at their records and one would think the Pats should be an overwhelming favorite. But a closer look shows that they have only beaten three teams with a 500 record or better, 2 of them are 7-7.
Oh wait, that is where the Ravens currently sits, at 500, 7-7, right up the alley for the Pats.
Coming off of a shutout against the high-flying Bengals, this Ravens team seems to have found their major, or have they only found mojitos?
Baltimore did pitch a shutout, which is impressive, but the Bengal offense dominated the time of possession for the game. The Ravens offense only managed to score 17 pts, enough to win when the other team doesn't score, but hardly anything to get excited about. Certainly not enough to say the highscoring, top 5 offense of last is back.
Sure, they did score on a long drive that took them only 40 seconds just before half, but the rest of the game was filled with the typical miscues that have dogged this team this year. Receivers not catching the ball that would have been a touchdown, tipping a pass to the defender, stopping a drive in its tracks. Penalties, missed blocks, missed tackles, we had it all..
So what happens in this game, likely more of the same,
So, who ya got?
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I fully expect them to lose all 3, just the way they have played all season says that and much more about this team.
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Yep, I am just leery that this latest performance, while very good, will be "evidence" for the front office to keep Orr.
I will be shocked if the Ravens beat NE & or GB, sucks that both games got moved to night games.
I realize NE hasn't beaten anyone with a winning record, at least not many teams. But they are clicking on all cylinders even with the melt down against the Bills, blowing the 21 pt lead....
8 and 9 might win the division, pending what the Steelers do, but it should get people not named Todd Monken, fired even if it wins the div.
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Too bad, he was starting to show something, very good along the line of scrimmage, meh, in coverage...
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Cinci line is crap, but do realize, lest I refresh your memory, what that Cinci offense has done to this defense over the past few years?
True, Jones and Robinson would not be "starting" on many teams, but they would be in the rotation.
These two are a start to a very good rotation IF Eric & company can find a couple more, especially an edge rusher.
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That is a shame. I see Parsons went down too on a non contact injury
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Lions out of the playoffs, not as big a shocker as the Cheifs, but still,
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Yep, no sense risking him. Quite an impressive run by the, 5 super bowls, 3 wins, 10 straight div titles.
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Brown was spinning and cutting exceptionally well today, most backs would not have had the success he did today
Frankly, any time you can keep Burrow from throwing all game is a good chance of winning.
As I said in the game thread, I think the wind got into his head, a few early passes sailed in him and he rarely tried those passes again.
I'm not saying this defensive line is fixed with A Jones and Robinson, but it is a very good start. Last year in limited snaps because of injury or just plain depth, they did great.
Now that they are the big Dawgs, we see the result; collapsed pocket. If this team had a half decent edge rusher Burrow would not have had time to complete those 5 yard passes
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Today was a good test for the 2. Without them in the 1st game, Burrow had all day to throw.
With them both in, they were a force in his face all game and a big reason why this team got a shutout
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To add insult to injury, Mahomes hurt his knee, how badly xrays will tell... at the least, hyper extended
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24-0 Ravens! What a play! Robinson forced the errant pass
7:38
Good news, you scored and stopped a score
Bad news, you go back out there after that long drive and the return
From their own 30
Run up the middle for 7
Under 7 minutes
Run right for 2
3rd and 1
Run up the middle for 5
Under 6 minutes
Looks like Bengals are waiting the white flag, smart
Using all of the play clock
Run up the middle for 3
2nd and 7
Under 5 minutes
Pass in the flat almost picked by Wiggins, incomplete
3rd and 7
Run up the middle for 4
4th and 3
Going for it
Under 4 minutes
Pass in the flat for 12, pushed out of bounds
Run up the middle for 2
Run right for 2
3rd and 6 Under 3 minutes
Short middle pass complete for 5
4th and 1
Run up the middle for, for no gain!
Turn over on downs, game, set match a shut out! That is bad news for those who want Orr fired
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From their own 22
Run up the middle for no gain
3rd and 2
Run up the middle for 1 yard gain, Perien is now hurt for Cincy
4th and 1
They are going for it from their own 22
Empty set, watch for them to go deep
Quick pass to Brown on an out cut for 3
Pocket collapses, Travis Jones eats him all up
2nd and 15
Pass in the flat to Chase for 8
3rd and 7
Burrow hit as he throws, Dramond Jones hits him, ball is way off target
Another Bengal, lineman, hurt
Jones too is limping off
4th and 7
12:10
They are going for it
Burrow to the left flat, Wiggins slips, complete, Chase runs for 18
Burrow avoids a sack by Robinson, throws to Tinsley over the middle for 17
Humphrey is down, after his tackle. Owuzia is also out for the game
From the Baltimore 29
Burrow again hit as he throws short to the flat, tackled right away for 3
2nd and 7
Burrow short right for 9
10 mins
From the 18
Short pass over the middle for 8
Flags down, offsides on Dramond Jones declined
Run up the middle, backs up, goes left gets the 1st down
From the Baltimore 8
Over the short middle to Chase who wiggles to the 3
2nd and goal
8 mins
Whistles again, false start
Backs em up
Knee injury for Humphrey who is back in
Burrow to Tinsley in the back corner, Humphrey has decent coverage, he can't hold on as he hits the ground
3rd and goal
From the 7
Pressure up the middle right away, Burrow stumbles back and floats one of the middle, PICKED OFF, by VaNoy who runs to the 10, hands it off to Gilman who races down the near sideline, gets a block and no one will catch HIM! 95 YARDS
TOUCHDOWN RAVENS!
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Fast, really fast 3rd quarter, happens when you have several long drives, mostly with runs
22 seconds left 3rd quarter
Nothing open deep, Burrow checks it down, Ravens rally to the ball but a tackle is missed, finally made after an 8 yard gain
End of 3rd quarter
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Henry off the right tackle rumbles down the sideline to the Ravens 30, gain of 22
Henry up the left guard gets and easy 4
Play fake to Mitchell, Lamar fires right to Flowers for 15
Mitchell starts up the middle cuts left and explodes outside for 12
Play fake, Lamar has little time and no where to escape, sacked. KOLAR missed his block
Massive pressure, Lamar just able to get the ball away low to Mitchell in the flat, too low, Stanley got rolled up and is hurt
3rd and 16
Lamar with time, cant find anyone, nonchalantly dances in the pocket, waits too long to run and is sacked.
Punt is to the Cincy 13, fair caught
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Kickoff is to the 5, returned to the 25, good coverage
Burrow dumps it down to the runningback in the flat, Gilman makes a nice tackle for a gain of 2
Pass short right, nice tackle stops the tight end short of a first down
3rd and 1
Run up the middle gets 2
Play fake, quick throw to a tight end acreen, well read and tackled right away, no gain
Flare pass, gets maybe 2
3rd and 8
Burrow forced to flee, tries to find someone, nothing open, scurried out of bounds after 2 yards
Punt goes to the 15, rolls to the Ravens 9
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From their own 32
Pitch right to Henry, gets 28 down the sidelines
Henry starts over left guard, cuts outside, finds a big lane, a run of 24
Turner down for Cinci
From the Bengal 15
Mitchell starts right, cuts it up the middle for 4
Henry back in,
Henry starts up the middle, tries to cut it back left but not much there, gets 2
3rd and 3
Lamar forced to run right a bit, floats a great pass to the back corner of the right endzone for Flowers, who bubbles and drops it
Unreal
Field goal try is good
17-0 9:05 left in the 3rd quarter
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Several other Ravens veterans also returned to practice: left tackle Ronnie Stanley (knee/ankle), linebacker Roquan Smith (knee), and outside linebacker Kyle Van Noy (quad). Stanley and Van Noy were limited and Smith was a full participant. Wide receiver Rashod Bateman (ankle) logged a full practice for a second straight day.
Cornerback Chidobe Awuzie (foot) was not back, however, which puts his status more into doubt heading into a critical Week 16 game against the New England Patriots and quarterback Drake Maye.
From the Ravens home site