darklight1216

The Ravens offense is one of the worst in the league. Remember how they had 6 running plays in an entire game? Or how they were averaging over 8 yards a rush, but passed all day against Washington? Didn't they score just one offensive td against Pittsburgh? Lots of worse defenses have held the Ravens to low scores.

Yeah, Beckam was the one who had a quiet season until Baltimore. Dez might not have as many headlines as Zeke and Dak, but he's still taking names.

I feel like the Ravens have a couple of turnovers in them. It would be ironic, if this game that they never had much of a chance of winning is the one in which they finally don't turn the ball over.

Not hard to believe. Now if you said he was the leader in yards my jaw would drop.

He hasn't been as much of a factor as he was to start the season, but I don't know if he's useless. It's funny that you asked if he was dead though. Every time he touches the ball he drops to the ground like he's been shot.

That feels like the first good defensive play in several possessions. It's probably not that bad, but it feels like it.

I know about four people who haven't noticed. They're wearing white and black...

Who is designing these plays?

Urschel would probably sack Flacco. Ugh, why can they not aim for the sticks?

Zuttah should walk home.

He's not having a good year, but he's coming off of an ACL tear and his oline is swiss cheese. Not many qbs could perform well under those circumstances, and football is a violent sport so injuries are inescapable.

The Ravens are still averaging around 2 turnover a game, right? If there's a td on the next possession, it might be headed the other way.

The lack of pressure is a big factor, no doubt about it. But this isn't Wright's first game nor is it his first bad game. He's just not a very good corner.

JImmy Smith just unfriended Shareece Wright on Facebook.

Considering how good the Cowboy's o-line is, it's pretty incredible that the Ravens were ever able to pressure him. However, before the PI pass was thrown, there was an obvious hold on the line. If they called it like they should have, this game would look a bit better.

Where's the flag for offensive holding on the line!?

I hope the D hasn't gotten gassed already.

Walker was just too physical for the time period. He might have been a solid player in an earlier era. Frank Walker was at least a solid tackler. I'm not sure if Wright has any redeeming qualities. Maybe he's a decent special teamer. Dominique Foxworth never contributed anything in Baltimore and he was expensive so he might merit consideration. Also, back in '09 they had this little guy named Carr (Brandon, perhaps?) and he was awful on defense for a long stretch. But the worst cb is probably some camp body that we've never heard of.

Great question. Unfortunately, he's inactive. I have to wonder why. He gives another option besides Hester and with Jimmy out, you'd think they'd want all db hands on deck.

Come on Defense, your team has one of the worst offenses in the league and you're letting them outshine you.

Jimmy, where art thou?

Wasn't he picked up after the Niners cut him last year? He's never been exactly solid.

Throwing to Wright is the right answer for any offense.

Great work. They gave the defense a rest and not only avoided turning the ball over, but took the lead again.

I just flipped to another game and I saw the Bears set up a screen to get about 8 yrds and a first down. Why is is that other teams can get blockers set up, but Baltimore just leaves their full back to face 3 opponents?