Ravens vs Rams

[beastson]

Its crazy hearing how people build you up to tear you down and how the media get amnesia. Cam, RGIII (he got injured though), Wilson been doing that over the past decade. Yeah this may be brand new in the AFC, this been happened in the NFC

[Car123]

1 hour ago, AceMan said:

We drafted Gaulden one pick over TE Mark Andrews, Ravens leading receiver this year.

Don't kid yourself. That boy would be behind Manhertz on the depth chart.

[beastson]

Harbaugh still bringing the blitz. Ron would run a soft ass zone coverage at this point

Burns get a big sack and Ron run that pussy ass zone and they get pretty much all of it back and some.

[Moo Daeng]

It's not like Andrews doing that great just because he leads the receiving on a team that doesnt put up substantial passing numbers.

They also drafted Hayden Hurst in the 1st round that year ahead of Jackson and Andrews.. I'm sure they would like a redo. 

Hindsight would change every draft obviously.

 

 

 

[SmokinwithWilly]

1 hour ago, CRA said:

Cam Newton remains the most dominant runner  in the NFL history.  No matter what Lamar does this year. 

It’s working and he is defiantly better but Lamar reminds me to a degree of RGIII’s breakout season.   When I say that, while both had success running and passing....neither were asked to really drop back and make difficult throws all game like Cam.  I mean if the scheme works, it works.  So keep doing it.  

But I suspect Lamar after the league takes a year to really study what the Ravens are doing this year there will be a league wide course correction and he will come back down to Earth.   

But in terms of speed runners, Lamar is the best since Vick 

They're really 2 different types of runner. Cam didnt have the breakaway speed but he could run over people and get the tough yards. Jackson just snaps ankles. He will beat you with speed and agility. Enjoy watching them both run in their prime. That's what it looks like when an offense is tailored to fit your QBs strengths.

[t96]

2 hours ago, bigdog10 said:

It sure looks like a Ravens-Niners super bowl. 
 

those two teams are so good on the ground. 

I’d love that. If neither Pats or Aints are anywhere near the SB I’ll be a happy man. Go Ravens this year, I love Harbaugh and their team mentality. Haven’t watched much of Jackson but from what I’ve seen he looks as fun to watch as Cam in his prime.

[t96]

45 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

How bad do you think the Rams and McVay are regretting giving Goff that mega contract? They paid an average QB like a future HOFer 

It was either that or letting him walk, and the contract probably won’t look that huge in 2 years. That being said, I’d have let him walk or traded him to a desperate team. He sucks.

[Moo Daeng]

We'll see how it goes but people keep saying that it's a passing league and running a defense dont matter. If you pay attention over time these things tend to go in cycles. 

The Chiefs will get smashed travelling to either Baltimore or New England in January.

[LinvilleGorge]

3 minutes ago, Moo Daeng said:

We'll see how it goes but people keep saying that it's a passing league and running a defense dont matter. If you pay attention over time these things tend to go in cycles. 

The Ravens and 49ers look like the two best teams in the NFL. Unsurprisingly, they're 1st and 2nd in the league in scoring.

[ellis]

5 minutes ago, Moo Daeng said:

We'll see how it goes but people keep saying that it's a passing league and running a defense dont matter. If you pay attention over time these things tend to go in cycles. 

 I said this earlier this year when Baltimore played Kansas City, and got laughed off Twitter. But it’s the truth, and I know Baltimore lost that day, but eventually you need to be able to establish the run. Even New England does that. BMore has a very portable offense, you can travel anywhere with it and win. 

[GoPanthers123]

Baltimore made Rams look like the Bengals today.  Wow, just pure dominance everywhere.