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#151
@Digitalkarma
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DK NFL Wildcard Round
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Posted:
#163
Quote Originally Posted by Digitalkarma:
Ravens +6.5 Ravens ML +256*small* Question marks still abound over who will be the Ravens starting quarterback for the playoffs. Well, whoever it may be it's time to move forward and focus on the enemy. F that noise! Ravens have been counted out and left for dead, even by friends and foe alike but that's when they are at their most dangerous... If only for one game.. Joe Burrow will have some trouble upfront now without their standout right guard Alex Cappa while also losing their right tackle L'ael Collins a few weeks before. Ravens defense has picked up some steam since acquiring Roquan Smith in November. He was all over the field last Sunday with 16 tackles(12 unassisted) and is relishing another opportunity on enemy soil. Calais Campbell and Marcus Peters should be good to go. Ravens should give Burrow an equally tough time in the playoff rematch. Who knows how half-heartedly both teams played in the season finale but if it's anything like the week 5 meeting where they held Bengals to 17 pts and under 300 total yards when they didn't have either Roquan or Marcus Williams then I am liking the Ravens chances next Sunday. This will be the healthiest Ravens have been on defense all season. Now for the interesting part. what can the Ravens do on offense.. Bengals defense is no slouch either. Right now I am treating this game as if Tyler Huntley will be the presumed starter. Whoever is in, I expect the Ravens to stay committed to the running game. It's not like the Bengals defense are world beaters on the ground. Ravens strength is running the ball. Ravens have 4 capable running backs that they can pound by committee while keeping the stable healthy. The big focus will of course be on JK Dobbins. He rushed for 44 yards on 8 carries in the first meeting but wasn't fully healed from his ACL injury. Overall Dobbins has 22 carries for 238 yards lifetime against the Bengals but this will be a good run defense he will be running against unlike in 2020. If Dobbins has a good game then I believe the Ravens will win. Dobbins has come on strong lately now that his knee is fully cleaned up. 6.9 ypc since his return 5 weeks ago. Ravens also need to mix in some throws. Greg Roman needs to get a little more creative with the passing game maybe throw some more 2 tight end looks and get Isaiah Likely more involved alongside Mark Andrews. Bengals can be susceptible to tight ends. Ravens got a decent pass catcher in DeMarcus Robinson and if Sammy Watkins can get his act together that would be another potential target. Ravens got the pieces to contend for a title but need better guidance from their coaches and most importantly Lamar Jackson to steer the ship. Maybe all it takes is a hated rival to come together as a group. That's about all I have to say
Ravens +6.5 Ravens ML +256*small* Question marks still abound over who will be the Ravens starting quarterback for the playoffs. Well, whoever it may be it's time to move forward and focus on the enemy. F that noise! Ravens have been counted out and left for dead, even by friends and foe alike but that's when they are at their most dangerous... If only for one game.. Joe Burrow will have some trouble upfront now without their standout right guard Alex Cappa while also losing their right tackle L'ael Collins a few weeks before. Ravens defense has picked up some steam since acquiring Roquan Smith in November. He was all over the field last Sunday with 16 tackles(12 unassisted) and is relishing another opportunity on enemy soil. Calais Campbell and Marcus Peters should be good to go. Ravens should give Burrow an equally tough time in the playoff rematch. Who knows how half-heartedly both teams played in the season finale but if it's anything like the week 5 meeting where they held Bengals to 17 pts and under 300 total yards when they didn't have either Roquan or Marcus Williams then I am liking the Ravens chances next Sunday. This will be the healthiest Ravens have been on defense all season. Now for the interesting part. what can the Ravens do on offense.. Bengals defense is no slouch either. Right now I am treating this game as if Tyler Huntley will be the presumed starter. Whoever is in, I expect the Ravens to stay committed to the running game. It's not like the Bengals defense are world beaters on the ground. Ravens strength is running the ball. Ravens have 4 capable running backs that they can pound by committee while keeping the stable healthy. The big focus will of course be on JK Dobbins. He rushed for 44 yards on 8 carries in the first meeting but wasn't fully healed from his ACL injury. Overall Dobbins has 22 carries for 238 yards lifetime against the Bengals but this will be a good run defense he will be running against unlike in 2020. If Dobbins has a good game then I believe the Ravens will win. Dobbins has come on strong lately now that his knee is fully cleaned up. 6.9 ypc since his return 5 weeks ago. Ravens also need to mix in some throws. Greg Roman needs to get a little more creative with the passing game maybe throw some more 2 tight end looks and get Isaiah Likely more involved alongside Mark Andrews. Bengals can be susceptible to tight ends. Ravens got a decent pass catcher in DeMarcus Robinson and if Sammy Watkins can get his act together that would be another potential target. Ravens got the pieces to contend for a title but need better guidance from their coaches and most importantly Lamar Jackson to steer the ship. Maybe all it takes is a hated rival to come together as a group. That's about all I have to say
you really got cucked on this one. i still cant believe qb did that...
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Posted:
#164
Quote Originally Posted by accountant4life:
together that would be another potential target. Ravens got the pieces to contend for a title but need better guidance from their coaches and most importantly Lamar Jackson to steer the ship. Maybe all it takes is a hated rival to come together as a group. That's about all I have to say you really got cucked on this one. i still cant believe qb did that...
together that would be another potential target. Ravens got the pieces to contend for a title but need better guidance from their coaches and most importantly Lamar Jackson to steer the ship. Maybe all it takes is a hated rival to come together as a group. That's about all I have to say you really got cucked on this one. i still cant believe qb did that...
Can't cap that spur of the moment shit feels like my assessment was spot on and it really did came down to coaching.
Painfully watched the replay several times. Huntley shouldn't have done that ill-advised jump but you just don't call a QB sneak at the 1.5 yard line you do that with less than a few feet away... It doesn't seem to match up what Harbaugh was saying postgame he said Huntley had the option to sneak it in himself or hand it off to the RB. I see Gus in the backfield about 4 yards away but would look tough to pitch it back when blockers are in the way to help push the qb in. Certainly look like the intention was to sneak it in with no thought to fake it which maybe they shouldve tried doing pitch it to Gus and let him run outside. That formation looked awkward right from the freeze frame and you just knew it wasn't going to work. Problem solved if they didn't get cute with it and just hand it off to Dobbins. So simple.. it wouldn't be a discussion right now and the Ravens would be in the next round. Harbaugh just threw Huntley under the bus which is kind of shocking to me he never does that. Something seem a little off with Harbaugh with that sideline interview and after the game.
Glad I went small on the ML. Won 1 unit on the game but should've been a 7 unit win. Unbelievable
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Posted:
#166
Quote Originally Posted by bigred84:
I think Harbaugh n Roman are the phuck outta here..
I think Harbaugh n Roman are the phuck outta here..
It would be tough man if they got rid of both. That would mean a complete overhaul of the offense and the system. New coach and OC would almost certainly mean the end of Lamar in Baltimore as they want to bring their own QB in, maybe Dobbins or Andrews might not be there too, certainly all the WRs would be tf outta there(not a bad thing lol). Fire Roman for sure 
Probably the DC too cuz he is a Harbaugh guy. Would affect the defense and some of it's players.
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Posted:
#168
Craig Wrolstad is on the take(lol jk) for tonight's Monday night festivities. Here's the dirty info...
Actually Wrolstad is more saintly than most crooked NFL refs and there's not too much dirt to be found. his crew is actually middle of the road and inoffensive when it comes to the main dirty four: offensive holding, false start, defensive holding and defensive pass interference. He is ranked 8th of 17; 13th of 17; 10th of 17; 13th of 17 in the respective categories.
Holding calls could be a small factor in tonight's game. Cowboys have 24, Bucs have 22 on offense. Cowboys have 8, Bucs have 6 on defense. Cowboys have the 9th most called penalties overall, while Bucs have the 13th most.
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