tsylvester Posted yesterday at 11:17 AM Posted yesterday at 11:17 AM There are three big questions facing the Ravens when they go to Atlanta for their Sunday night game. Who will be the quarterback for Baltimore? Will the Baltimore defense play a complete game? Who are the Falcons? Atlanta comes into this game on a 2 game win streak. They dominated a depleted Packer team and a Saints team in their Dome. Yes, the same Saints team that beat the Ravens not too long ago. But the Falcons got blowm out by the Panthers and lost to Pittsburgh by a touchdown. In essence, this Falcons team is an enigma. Since their young signal called returned from injury they have been lighting up the score board. They hwve done this mostly by running the two headed monster lnowm as Bejon and Brian Robinson, not related. The pair have been running through defenses this year. Combined they have 8 rushing touchdowns, rushed for 688 yards and are averaging 160 yards a game on the ground. Penex, now that he is healthy, is completing 73% of his passes in the two games he has played this year, with 2 tds and 1 int. How good he is another mystery. Since coming into the league in 2024, he has played in 16 of 48 games due to various injuries. Even in college he missed a lot of time on the field because of injury. Defensively, the Falcons rank near the top in several categories. They are 8th in the league in total yards per game, averaging just 313 yards. They are 21st in sacks though with just 7 in 4 games. However, against the run is where they shine, allowing just 48.3 yards per game. This can all be scary for a team dealimg with injuries to its quarterback, shuffling an offensive line due to injuries and a defense still searching for the right recipe. So, who ya got? Quote
papasmurfbell Posted yesterday at 12:15 PM Posted yesterday at 12:15 PM I don’t think we can beat their run game. Our ol is a liability. This game does not look promising. Quote
tsylvester Posted yesterday at 02:32 PM Author Posted yesterday at 02:32 PM I must say, I thought the Falcons were terrible. But after looking at their stats, they do pose a serious risk, especially without Lamar. Their pass rush is okay, the Ravens have faced better. But with Huntley, that could be a real challenge especially if the Ravens can't run the ball. Quote
papasmurfbell Posted yesterday at 05:21 PM Posted yesterday at 05:21 PM And they will stack the box. But their run game is a beast and our front 7 have shown they can be pushed around. Quote
tsylvester Posted yesterday at 05:36 PM Author Posted yesterday at 05:36 PM Pushed around at times, that depends on the personnel met thinks. There have been plenty of times when they have stuffed running games, I think The Minter is trying to find out rhe right formula. Quote
oldno82 Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago With Lamar, I'd be picking the Ravens but the Falcons have just discovered that Cooper Rush is not an acceptable backup QB. Now that Penix is back, and they have the two headed monster rushing game, I'd say this one is shaping up as a loss. I don't think our offense will have the firepower with Huntley to keep up. Quote
tsylvester Posted 23 hours ago Author Posted 23 hours ago Thankfully it appears Lamar just has a sprained anckle and not a high anckle sprain. The later takes a lot longer to heal Quote
oldno82 Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 5 hours ago, tsylvester said: Thankfully it appears Lamar just has a sprained anckle and not a high anckle sprain. The later takes a lot longer to heal Great to hear! Quote
tsylvester Posted 3 hours ago Author Posted 3 hours ago Shouldn't be if it is just a simple sprain, generally 10 days, right as rain and that is without treatment. Given the treatments available to these pro athletes I would say there is a chance, although unlikely, that he plays Sunday night, if not for sure the week after. Quote
tsylvester Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago Ravens trade with Eagles to get Cam Jurgens, The Baltimore Ravens traded with the Philadelphia Eagles for two-time Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens on Wednesday, filling a desperate need at that position for Baltimore. The Ravens sent a 2027 fifth-round pick and a 2028 second-round selection to the Eagles in exchange for Jurgens and a 2027 seventh-rounder Dan Graziano Jurgens, 27, is under contract through the 2029 season. "Cam is a player we have long admired going all the way back to the draft process," Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said in a statement. "He's a young foundational piece along our offensive line - a great scheme and cultural fit who will c https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/50126306/ravens-acquire-center-cam-jurgens-trade-eagles Quote
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