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Joe Flacco won so convincingly in his first year carried by the greatest defense ever assembled. After all, that was what catapulted Rex Ryan into (undeserved) stardom. After that, he relied on Ray Rice. That man put up as many rushing yards as Lamar Jackson, and as many receiving yards as Heap in his prime. In the same season. http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-cant-miss-plays/0ap2000000100752/WK-12-Can-t-Miss-Play-Resilient-Rice-s-fourth-down-conversion Andrews is barely Todd Heap-caliber, and Ingram is a very tired Ray Rice. The defense is full-of-holes, yet can own teams under certain conditions. Yet we still managed to beat most of the teams we faced. They had to bring in two of our highest producing Tight-ends ever, plus Anquan Boldin to get Joe over his AFC Title game hump. Lamar will just require quite a bit less. Just draft a Ray Rice replacement, or get us a top wideout in free agency to take the load off young Hollywood Brown. defaultluser fucked around with this message at 17:25 on Jan 19, 2020 |
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Asproigerosis posted:getting mudhole stomped by the TANNEHILL TITANS suggests there is a lot of help that the ravens need When all three of their key offensive players are essentially out, a blowout is to be v expected. Lamar jackson only needs to work on his outside accuracy to make scoring a lot easier through the air. That, combined with a decent wr and a replacement for Ray Rice should be able to make the offense a lot more consistent.
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