MrPlankton

No more Pees. Enough.

We shouldn't have to make throws on 4th & 17, but the defense gives up that long TD to Green exactly like Week 1 last season. This is on Pees; no more of this crap. 

Osemele is the reason why it ended that way.

Pees has to go by the season's end. 

That's on Pees. The same crap as last season

What? That was Camps fault?

No, but Aiken didn't get a good block in. Not really a good play call either.

I agree with this . They were the perfect match . Trestman will be canned if this continues

Kubiak (or maybe Dennison) really helped Joe on his footwork, which was in my opinion, much more noticeably on point last season. Did they forget to keep up with those kinds of exercises?

And it's annoying because so many guys were available in FA during the offseason.

Heck, even Jacoby would be an improvement.

Because the FO thought that Rice was going to be the key skill player in this offense even though he had already gotten so many touches prior to the NFL.

We haven't build that core group of players around Flacco, aside from injecting some veteran talent (which is the only thing they do well).

This FO needs to shift the way it thinks about offense and defense. Being able to run the ball and stop the run don't equal a victory in today's league.

No nucleus of young talent on the offense and the defense is really only built on the front four.

Good Lord

Courtney Upshaw just had to miss that gimme INT, didn't he?

We've had all of two games, and one of them we looked like a number 1 D. I doubt our D is truly as bad as week 2.

But is it as good as Week 1; that's my concern.

Sorry, but outside of Jimmy, the Ravens just do not have the personnel to play bump in run. Webb would get burned all day long.

The only memories I have of Webb post-2012 are him getting embarrassed by Davone Bess (2013) and the Week 9 Steelers game (2014).

I think a recurring issue with the offense is that the Ravens don't have that nucleus of young, talented players that surround the QB. I'm not saying that every player position on the offense absolutely needs these kinds of players, but the wide receiving corps should have one or two play-makers to develop alongside the QB. Youth alone doesn't cut it. 

I believe the FO has put this off for far too long, and while I'm happy they at least made an attempt to (hopefully) right the issue with Breshad Perriman, this should have been done a while ago. 

On the other hand, I think the defense already has (or is close to having) such a nucleus, mainly in CJ Mosley, Jimmy Smith, Brandon Williams. I'm not entirely sold on Jernigan yet.   

I'm just bracing myself for the inevitable "defense can't get the Bengals off the field so their TOP for the game is 30+ minutes and the offense gets maybe 2 or 3 possessions in the second half" nonsense.

I really see the Bengals driving down the field the whole game. I don't care if they're getting FGs or TDs; they'll own the clock which prevents our offense from seeing the field often. From there, it's playing catch up for the rest of the game and having to score TDs on every single drive is unrealistic.

Thanks for the memories, Ed.

Liking this pic the more I read about it.

That missed tackle on the first Amendola touchdown made me physically ill.

Godzzie

That one was payback for week one. Game over.

Last year's SB win keeps on getting sweeter and sweeter.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Denying the Broncos their shot at the Super Bowl last season keeps on getting better and better.

HAHAHAHAHA THAT DUCK

Lol @ Champ Bailey getting roasted again.