tsylvester

Swell, just give the Lions the ball...

This team as a whole looks flat. The defensive line, thin as they are, is the only group playing well

Patrick Queen once again fails to get to the edge

Jeepers, even Tucker is shaky today, one.miss, one squeeker

Just missed... Brown has to catch that one

Great defense there, perfect pass down the sideline to Watkins, sometimes you just have to tip your hat

This offense is so out of synch

Right! So many missed tsckles, get off of a block for the love of Pete... Hi anckle sprain for another defender

We may never know, the media will not follow those, not that people will be honest.

The Lions are doing everything to lose this game, will the Ravens take it: "With malice in their hearts!"....

In other words, a majority of the defensive line; party at Houston's house! Lions may get the upset afterall

Here we go again, covid ready and waiting... The Raven way, no vaccine, no mask all go out & party like it's 1999........ Chances of contacting virus if vaccinated, masked and practing proper edicate? Exceptionally, extremely, incredulously low...

Thank you, we try to entertain

It's the cancel culture we live in today, sadly

Na, his hip was sick from the flip...

Hey papa, I guess, according to the snow flake, we are trolls...

Hey, get off my lawn!

ESPN: Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson 'sore' after 'cool' TD flip but would do it again. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32257534/baltimore-ravens-qb-lamar-jackson-sore-cool-td-flip-do-again It's all fun and games till someone gets a season ending injury.... Decisions we make... Run with a loaf of bread so that we fumble a game away. Throw into double coverage with a safety deep, instead of taking the underneath open receiver... But we learn from our mistakes, right?

Stay far away, this could be a 30 pt shutout, or a Lions' victory

If you haven't seen it, the Ravens home page is making that claim about the Kc game. While it was a fabulous game, I must insist to disagree and remind them, you of an improbable come from behind win against the SeaHawks back in 2003. If memory serves me correctly they not only came back from a 19 pt deficit with 6 or 7 minutes left and won in over time. To add to that, Anthony always wrong Wright completed a pass on 4th and 29 to keep the hopes of a win in tact. More than half of the full stadium emptied out in the 4th q, I was there, I stayed. But by the 2 min warning, everyone was trying desperately to get back in. That place was rocking louder than I have ever heard even when full, even louder than the playoff game a few years earlier... Sorry Baltimore Ravens, that was the best home regular season win.

It struck.me today as some of the pundits were applauding Harbs for going for it on 4th & 1, specifically, given the defense has given up 68.pts so far this year; 2 games. What came rushing back were the memories of the 1999/2000 defense: 65 pts total for the season-TOTAL Oh my how great would it be to have that defense again, but no one can, no one has. The defense will get better, a lot of young players throughout, they will learn. As the running game gets used more and improves-consistency-, the defense will get more rest, be stronger later in games, in theory. Also, they won't be facing the passing attack of Mahomes every week over the next 15 games. Thus, with more experince, with health, with lesser passing attacts, the numbers should get better.

Enjoy the time, stop at Not Not Tacco, Sam the cooking guy's place. He is a cool dude on youtube, a self described Canadian Jew living in San Diego.

One thing, one play gives me a little hope. Not sure if you noticed, but Ellis ran down Kelce on that touchdown catch & run. Sure, he tackled him in the endzone, but he ran some 35 yards; that is effort. The kind of effort that sparks other teammates, they will notice and copy it.. I am sure they will point it out on game film, the meeting room will be filled with shouts; a 300+ pound man runnimg down a fast tightend that far. Maybe that was the spark the defensive line needs?

I originally had this as an easy win, but then, I had KC as an easy loss. Add to that all of the injuries, the two hard fought, prime time games and the euphoria from beating the Cheifs in that manner and needless to say, I'm a bit concerned. Goff is a quarterback who can make every throw, not with the zip of some of the top qbs but still. His biggest draw back is being fooled by coverage and not having a clean pocket. Hit him often, disguise covages well with multiple looks and a defense will feast. Their defense as you will see tonight can be run on, can be taken advantage of. They give up more yards per play than any other team, why? To prevent the big play, make a team dink & dunk down the field hoping you make the mistake before they do, but they don't have the discipline to stay focussed. So they only real question is; do the Ravens live in the past glory of beating KC, having two prime time games already, or do they use that confidence to build?

As I said before, physical freak, but consistency is key and he needs to get stronger. Yes he made a couple of plays in each of the first two games. But to be honest, both teams struggled with new lines and he struggled against bigger stronger linemen. He lost focus at times holding the edge, keeping to lane assignments. However, he will get NFL strong with time and I expect him to be a very good edge player. I wish Wink would stop trying to teach him to cover and just let concentrate on rushing.