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In that GIF, Thomas Davis is soooo fast.

 

That one Gif sums up how great this duo is:

 

You have Davis who is out of frame fly across the field in position to make a stop for minimal gain.  Meanwhile, our middle linebacker is shedding a block from a guard and then a tackle to make a stop for even less of a gain.  Absolutely unreal.

 

It's such a shame that Davis lost so many years to injury.  He would be a household name around the league.

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but I'd bet almost no one here has watched a single all-22 film on Harris or Davis(which is necessary to evaluate a CB) nor spent time watching a Ravens OG blocking.

 

Not sure I'd bet that if I were you. I watch film of all teams and have seen Harris and Davis as I'm sure others here have with NFL Rewind. They were both ridiculously good and deserve all the praise they get, but I just wouldn't put a CB over Luke for defensive impact. Looking at defense only I'd say Watt then Luke as far as impact. But I don't know how PFF ranks it particularly when crossing position groups so I'm not going to argue with theirs.

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