My focus on this game wont be about the R word. Instead, my focus will be on what has changed since the last time these teams met earlier in November and i'll probably reference that fateful encounter a year ago too and how it may affect this next match. Anyway, what has changed now and the two meetings prior?
#1: The Titans defense is bad. Statistically, it has dropped off considerably from last season in all categories except forced turnovers(they still manage to excel at that) and their redzone defense hasnt changed much, in fact its just a tad worse this year despite being better than 2 other teams this season(ranked 30th compared to 31st last yr) What could be the reason for the drastic drop in performance? For one, they don't have a pass rush. Losing key guys like Jurrell Casey and Kamalei Correa has dipped their sacks from 40 a season ago down to 19 this year. Their secondary also look like a different unit without Adoree Jackson and Logan Ryan. In the 4th quarter of the season, the Titans defense has given up the most yardage and 2nd most points allowed during any stretch of their season. Now, you will say. How come this Baltimore offense couldn't get going against this putrid Titans defense? Well..
#2. Ravens offensive line adjusting life without Yanda. Part of the reason Baltimore's offense hasnt been hitting on all cylinders this season was due in part to the retirement of Marshal Yanda plus some injuries on that front throughout the year. The pass and run-blocking suffered as a result. Before playing the Titans, the Ravens lost key blocking tight end Nick Boyle in the Patriots game. A couple games before that they lost premier left tackle Ronnie Stanley. The Ravens were trying to figure out the identity of their offensive line midseason and they finally found their starting 5 of Brown Jr, Bozeman, Mekari, Powers and Fluker. Thanks to this combination the running and passing game has been much better. Ravens offense may have noticeably dropped off compared to the record setting season they had last year, but it has since found its stride again.
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My focus on this game wont be about the R word. Instead, my focus will be on what has changed since the last time these teams met earlier in November and i'll probably reference that fateful encounter a year ago too and how it may affect this next match. Anyway, what has changed now and the two meetings prior?
#1: The Titans defense is bad. Statistically, it has dropped off considerably from last season in all categories except forced turnovers(they still manage to excel at that) and their redzone defense hasnt changed much, in fact its just a tad worse this year despite being better than 2 other teams this season(ranked 30th compared to 31st last yr) What could be the reason for the drastic drop in performance? For one, they don't have a pass rush. Losing key guys like Jurrell Casey and Kamalei Correa has dipped their sacks from 40 a season ago down to 19 this year. Their secondary also look like a different unit without Adoree Jackson and Logan Ryan. In the 4th quarter of the season, the Titans defense has given up the most yardage and 2nd most points allowed during any stretch of their season. Now, you will say. How come this Baltimore offense couldn't get going against this putrid Titans defense? Well..
#2. Ravens offensive line adjusting life without Yanda. Part of the reason Baltimore's offense hasnt been hitting on all cylinders this season was due in part to the retirement of Marshal Yanda plus some injuries on that front throughout the year. The pass and run-blocking suffered as a result. Before playing the Titans, the Ravens lost key blocking tight end Nick Boyle in the Patriots game. A couple games before that they lost premier left tackle Ronnie Stanley. The Ravens were trying to figure out the identity of their offensive line midseason and they finally found their starting 5 of Brown Jr, Bozeman, Mekari, Powers and Fluker. Thanks to this combination the running and passing game has been much better. Ravens offense may have noticeably dropped off compared to the record setting season they had last year, but it has since found its stride again.
#3. Titans passing offense is sneaky better under Year 2 of Tannehill. Ryan Tannehill is flourishing under Arthur Smith's watch and he has picked up right where he left off. Tannehill was more of a game manager in that playoff meeting but he has gained more confidence in his 2nd year with Titans and had a pretty decent throwing day against the Ravens in November. His chemistry with AJ Brown has grown with more recieving yards and TDs in his 2nd season. Corey Davis and Jonnu Smith are other recieving threats Tannehill can use at his disposal. Tannehill's read option runs are also another threat the Ravens defense need to be mindful of on top of worrying about getting trampled by Derrick Henry. Tannehill isnt going to be passing for 88 yards in the playoffs again so expect the full Titans offensive smorgasbord this week..
#4. Ravens defense hasn't always been at their best this season. Despite the injuries & covid, the Ravens still field one of the best scoring defenses in the league this year. The Ravens defensive numbers have dipped a bit compared to last season , but the most alarming change has been their stats in the redzone. they're allowing 62%(18th) success in the redzone compared to 47%(3rd) a season ago. They didnt defend the redzone well before their injuries either. Kansas City really did a number on them in this department and they eventually hit rock bottom as the season wore on. The loss against New England and Tennessee were the Raven's at their lowest points. Ravens had the worst redzone defense in the league around that time even worse than Titans but have managed to climb halfway back thru the rankings. Question now is can their redzone defense hold against a good redzone team like Titans.
Now with all that out of the way... let's turn our attention to these teams greatest strength: The Ground Game.
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#3. Titans passing offense is sneaky better under Year 2 of Tannehill. Ryan Tannehill is flourishing under Arthur Smith's watch and he has picked up right where he left off. Tannehill was more of a game manager in that playoff meeting but he has gained more confidence in his 2nd year with Titans and had a pretty decent throwing day against the Ravens in November. His chemistry with AJ Brown has grown with more recieving yards and TDs in his 2nd season. Corey Davis and Jonnu Smith are other recieving threats Tannehill can use at his disposal. Tannehill's read option runs are also another threat the Ravens defense need to be mindful of on top of worrying about getting trampled by Derrick Henry. Tannehill isnt going to be passing for 88 yards in the playoffs again so expect the full Titans offensive smorgasbord this week..
#4. Ravens defense hasn't always been at their best this season. Despite the injuries & covid, the Ravens still field one of the best scoring defenses in the league this year. The Ravens defensive numbers have dipped a bit compared to last season , but the most alarming change has been their stats in the redzone. they're allowing 62%(18th) success in the redzone compared to 47%(3rd) a season ago. They didnt defend the redzone well before their injuries either. Kansas City really did a number on them in this department and they eventually hit rock bottom as the season wore on. The loss against New England and Tennessee were the Raven's at their lowest points. Ravens had the worst redzone defense in the league around that time even worse than Titans but have managed to climb halfway back thru the rankings. Question now is can their redzone defense hold against a good redzone team like Titans.
Now with all that out of the way... let's turn our attention to these teams greatest strength: The Ground Game.
Both teams running games are running like a freight train right now. Ravens have rushed for 1,337 yards for 6.68 ypc in their last 5 games. Titans have rushed for 950 yards on 5.79 ypc with Derrick Henry accounting for 770 of them on 6.31 ypc in their last 5 games. These are the top 1 & 2 rush teams respectively for the past month and overall. One of the keys to this matchup will be which team defends the run better.
The Ravens in the offseason went out and got Calais Campbell and Derek Wolfe to bolster the front line with Henry in mind. While injuries to Campbell and Brandon Williams have prevented the Ravens rush defense from reaching their full potential, the Ravens are better with them in the lineup than without. When Campbell or Brandon Williams(or both) arent in the lineup, the Ravens have allowed 4.83 ypc in 6 combined games as opposed to 4.37 ypc with them in the lineup. When both are out, they allowed 4.4 ypc in 2 games vs Titans and Steelers. The Steelers run game is a disaster and shouldn't really be factored but against the Titans they allowed 5.08 ypc without their starting pair. We will find out if the trades and drafts to stop Henry pays off. The only sample size we have with a fully rostered Ravens D-line against a top rushing team were the two games against the Browns in which Ravens allowed 138 yards in both games. First meeting on 5.1 ypc. Second meeting on 4.9 ypc.
Meanwhile, the Titans run defense got a bit worse compared to last year. They allowed 4.0 ypc last season but currently theyre allowing 4.5 ypc. Against top 10 rushing teams they are allowing 5.06 ypc. Its interesting that Vikings and Packers ran all over the Titans for 6.8 and 6.3 ypc but they manage to hold Ravens and Browns to 3.9 and 3.2 ypc respectively. In their current form, Titans have allowed 5.6 ypc in their last 4 games which is a bit concerning when Lions, Texans and Jaguars are among that group. In comparison, the Ravens have allowed 4.95 ypc in their last 4 games which is bit concerning as well but have managed it a bit better.
Final thoughts:
Both teams should have success running the ball and the game could be a case of which team outruns the other. I do not believe the Titans in their current form will stop Lamar Jackson and his pair of bowling balls running backs in Gus Edwards and JK Dobbins. Their rushing offense is running on all cylinders right now. The running game will invariably open up the passing game. Lamar Jackson will be just efficient enough to get the ball out to his recievers. The Titans have the more balanced offense in this match with a better passing game. Titans have the physicality on offense with Henry and Brown to matchup with physical defenses likewise so do the Ravens although not as much in the recieving game. The balance that will tip the scales in this game will be the performance of the Ravens defense. Ravens defense choked in the last meeting and let the Titans come back and win in overtime. If the Ravens defense can hold the Titans for 60 minutes and close out the game in the 4th quarter, then the Ravens will move on to the next round and Lamar Jackson finally gets the playoff monkey off his back. I am betting on potential and not on past assumptions.
Ravens -3, -3.5
Final score: 27-21
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Both teams running games are running like a freight train right now. Ravens have rushed for 1,337 yards for 6.68 ypc in their last 5 games. Titans have rushed for 950 yards on 5.79 ypc with Derrick Henry accounting for 770 of them on 6.31 ypc in their last 5 games. These are the top 1 & 2 rush teams respectively for the past month and overall. One of the keys to this matchup will be which team defends the run better.
The Ravens in the offseason went out and got Calais Campbell and Derek Wolfe to bolster the front line with Henry in mind. While injuries to Campbell and Brandon Williams have prevented the Ravens rush defense from reaching their full potential, the Ravens are better with them in the lineup than without. When Campbell or Brandon Williams(or both) arent in the lineup, the Ravens have allowed 4.83 ypc in 6 combined games as opposed to 4.37 ypc with them in the lineup. When both are out, they allowed 4.4 ypc in 2 games vs Titans and Steelers. The Steelers run game is a disaster and shouldn't really be factored but against the Titans they allowed 5.08 ypc without their starting pair. We will find out if the trades and drafts to stop Henry pays off. The only sample size we have with a fully rostered Ravens D-line against a top rushing team were the two games against the Browns in which Ravens allowed 138 yards in both games. First meeting on 5.1 ypc. Second meeting on 4.9 ypc.
Meanwhile, the Titans run defense got a bit worse compared to last year. They allowed 4.0 ypc last season but currently theyre allowing 4.5 ypc. Against top 10 rushing teams they are allowing 5.06 ypc. Its interesting that Vikings and Packers ran all over the Titans for 6.8 and 6.3 ypc but they manage to hold Ravens and Browns to 3.9 and 3.2 ypc respectively. In their current form, Titans have allowed 5.6 ypc in their last 4 games which is a bit concerning when Lions, Texans and Jaguars are among that group. In comparison, the Ravens have allowed 4.95 ypc in their last 4 games which is bit concerning as well but have managed it a bit better.
Final thoughts:
Both teams should have success running the ball and the game could be a case of which team outruns the other. I do not believe the Titans in their current form will stop Lamar Jackson and his pair of bowling balls running backs in Gus Edwards and JK Dobbins. Their rushing offense is running on all cylinders right now. The running game will invariably open up the passing game. Lamar Jackson will be just efficient enough to get the ball out to his recievers. The Titans have the more balanced offense in this match with a better passing game. Titans have the physicality on offense with Henry and Brown to matchup with physical defenses likewise so do the Ravens although not as much in the recieving game. The balance that will tip the scales in this game will be the performance of the Ravens defense. Ravens defense choked in the last meeting and let the Titans come back and win in overtime. If the Ravens defense can hold the Titans for 60 minutes and close out the game in the 4th quarter, then the Ravens will move on to the next round and Lamar Jackson finally gets the playoff monkey off his back. I am betting on potential and not on past assumptions.
my basis is the 34 rush attempt per game. I hope they stay true to form here and don't inexplicably throw the ball all game randomly like the playoff game last year.
My small concern is the defense as they shut down every terrible team but got torched even in a winning effort against the Browns on MNF
Can they shut down and beat a decent team for once? We know they dominate all the bottom feeder teams
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my basis is the 34 rush attempt per game. I hope they stay true to form here and don't inexplicably throw the ball all game randomly like the playoff game last year.
My small concern is the defense as they shut down every terrible team but got torched even in a winning effort against the Browns on MNF
Can they shut down and beat a decent team for once? We know they dominate all the bottom feeder teams
I am on the RAVENS 10K on the ML my basis is the 34 rush attempt per game. I hope they stay true to form here and don't inexplicably throw the ball all game randomly like the playoff game last year. My small concern is the defense as they shut down every terrible team but got torched even in a winning effort against the Browns on MNF Can they shut down and beat a decent team for once? We know they dominate all the bottom feeder teams
exactly. key will be getting Titans off the field after 3rd downs. Ravens have been good at that this season albeit against bad teams but the game against KC still burns in my mind where Mahomes torch them on 3rd downs. Titans are good at it as well so that will be something to watch because Ravens need to limit Titans trips in the redzone as much as possible.. i'm imagining 3 for 5 in the redzone stat for Titans. Special teams could play a factor in this game too Gotskowski coming back from covid could be key he missed 8 field goals, mostly from the 40 to 49 yd range and we wont know how he will perform he could be a wildcard here
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Quote Originally Posted by Vegas11787:
I am on the RAVENS 10K on the ML my basis is the 34 rush attempt per game. I hope they stay true to form here and don't inexplicably throw the ball all game randomly like the playoff game last year. My small concern is the defense as they shut down every terrible team but got torched even in a winning effort against the Browns on MNF Can they shut down and beat a decent team for once? We know they dominate all the bottom feeder teams
exactly. key will be getting Titans off the field after 3rd downs. Ravens have been good at that this season albeit against bad teams but the game against KC still burns in my mind where Mahomes torch them on 3rd downs. Titans are good at it as well so that will be something to watch because Ravens need to limit Titans trips in the redzone as much as possible.. i'm imagining 3 for 5 in the redzone stat for Titans. Special teams could play a factor in this game too Gotskowski coming back from covid could be key he missed 8 field goals, mostly from the 40 to 49 yd range and we wont know how he will perform he could be a wildcard here
The spot is perfect for the Ravens. They can’t get behind early and they have to play a full 48 minutes, unlike last time. The lack of fans will help their cause. It will only be a road game in name. I don’t see the Titans coming back in this one if they fall behind, as Ravens will smell blood.
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The spot is perfect for the Ravens. They can’t get behind early and they have to play a full 48 minutes, unlike last time. The lack of fans will help their cause. It will only be a road game in name. I don’t see the Titans coming back in this one if they fall behind, as Ravens will smell blood.
Nice write-up as usual. The reason why i think that Titans gave gave up 6.8 and 6.3 ypc against the Vikings and Packers is because as a defense coordinator(although the Vikings would be consider a running team with D.Cook) i would play more conservative against the pass against those teams as the Ravens and Browns i would rather stop their running game first(considered running teams) and make them pass against me.
I dont know but to me if im a offensive coordinator for the Ravens i mean its playoffs time im not playing no games i going work my strengths which is running but im going to spread you out and make you defend the whole field against my speed. Alot of you might say thats a high school or college tactic it wont work in the NFL theres speed everywhere in the NFL thats true but most NFL teams dont have the speed at quarterback as you do so thats the difference.
The Spread offense is being started at 7-8 yrs old although they might not pass that much at that level thats what their used of running on offense and looking across at the defense and making reads so these new school quarterbacks their more comfortable running those types of offenses. D.Watson, K. Murray, J.Allen, J.Hurts the list goes on and on make those guys play mostly Pro-Style offense and i think their not as successful not saying they wouldn't be good just not as successful. Those teams offense take off when their spreading the defense out and if they dont see no one open they on the pass just take off and get some positive yards.
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Nice write-up as usual. The reason why i think that Titans gave gave up 6.8 and 6.3 ypc against the Vikings and Packers is because as a defense coordinator(although the Vikings would be consider a running team with D.Cook) i would play more conservative against the pass against those teams as the Ravens and Browns i would rather stop their running game first(considered running teams) and make them pass against me.
I dont know but to me if im a offensive coordinator for the Ravens i mean its playoffs time im not playing no games i going work my strengths which is running but im going to spread you out and make you defend the whole field against my speed. Alot of you might say thats a high school or college tactic it wont work in the NFL theres speed everywhere in the NFL thats true but most NFL teams dont have the speed at quarterback as you do so thats the difference.
The Spread offense is being started at 7-8 yrs old although they might not pass that much at that level thats what their used of running on offense and looking across at the defense and making reads so these new school quarterbacks their more comfortable running those types of offenses. D.Watson, K. Murray, J.Allen, J.Hurts the list goes on and on make those guys play mostly Pro-Style offense and i think their not as successful not saying they wouldn't be good just not as successful. Those teams offense take off when their spreading the defense out and if they dont see no one open they on the pass just take off and get some positive yards.
DK i like the special teams advantage for the Ravens here as well.
Is there a chance AJ BROWN is out? didn't practice yesterday would be shocked if was out but you never know. That would be big for Ravens
Ravens top scoring differential in the league as well. I just this spot for them. Sounds crazy but them being on the road here is good for them also I think.
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DK i like the special teams advantage for the Ravens here as well.
Is there a chance AJ BROWN is out? didn't practice yesterday would be shocked if was out but you never know. That would be big for Ravens
Ravens top scoring differential in the league as well. I just this spot for them. Sounds crazy but them being on the road here is good for them also I think.
The spot is perfect for the Ravens. They can’t get behind early and they have to play a full 48 minutes, unlike last time. The lack of fans will help their cause. It will only be a road game in name. I don’t see the Titans coming back in this one if they fall behind, as Ravens will smell blood.
yes exactly. preferably the Ravens need to get out ahead but Jackson showed in game against Cleveland that if he puts in the work he can get his team to come from behind and win. They need to stick with what works like CG said and maintain a balanced offensive attack. definitely dont abandon what has been working and that is sticking to the run they are capable of running on these guys..
i am also leaning on a 1st quarter, 1st half play as well. just need to look at a few things
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Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:
The spot is perfect for the Ravens. They can’t get behind early and they have to play a full 48 minutes, unlike last time. The lack of fans will help their cause. It will only be a road game in name. I don’t see the Titans coming back in this one if they fall behind, as Ravens will smell blood.
yes exactly. preferably the Ravens need to get out ahead but Jackson showed in game against Cleveland that if he puts in the work he can get his team to come from behind and win. They need to stick with what works like CG said and maintain a balanced offensive attack. definitely dont abandon what has been working and that is sticking to the run they are capable of running on these guys..
i am also leaning on a 1st quarter, 1st half play as well. just need to look at a few things
@Digitalkarma Nice write-up as usual. The reason why i think that Titans gave gave up 6.8 and 6.3 ypc against the Vikings and Packers is because as a defense coordinator(although the Vikings would be consider a running team with D.Cook) i would play more conservative against the pass against those teams as the Ravens and Browns i would rather stop their running game first(considered running teams) and make them pass against me. I dont know but to me if im a offensive coordinator for the Ravens i mean its playoffs time im not playing no games i going work my strengths which is running but im going to spread you out and make you defend the whole field against my speed. Alot of you might say thats a high school or college tactic it wont work in the NFL theres speed everywhere in the NFL thats true but most NFL teams dont have the speed at quarterback as you do so thats the difference. The Spread offense is being started at 7-8 yrs old although they might not pass that much at that level thats what their used of running on offense and looking across at the defense and making reads so these new school quarterbacks their more comfortable running those types of offenses. D.Watson, K. Murray, J.Allen, J.Hurts the list goes on and on make those guys play mostly Pro-Style offense and i think their not as successful not saying they wouldn't be good just not as successful. Those teams offense take off when their spreading the defense out and if they dont see no one open they on the pass just take off and get some positive yards.
great response. that could explain it. i think titans gameplan again would be to try make Lamar Jackson beat them thru the air just like last time but i think they will be in for a surprise. Ravens have also gone away from the 2 TE package now that they only have Mark Andrews on the roster. Ravens are running more 11 and spreading the defense out using a little more speed with the recievers to spread em out. Dobbins and Edwards have shown enough explosive downhill ability in their young legs to not have a need for a blocking TE. At any moment Ravens can break out and hit the home run with Lamar, Gus or Dobbins running the ball. i think they have the most runs of 20+ yards than any team if im not mistaken.
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Quote Originally Posted by boothboi:
@Digitalkarma Nice write-up as usual. The reason why i think that Titans gave gave up 6.8 and 6.3 ypc against the Vikings and Packers is because as a defense coordinator(although the Vikings would be consider a running team with D.Cook) i would play more conservative against the pass against those teams as the Ravens and Browns i would rather stop their running game first(considered running teams) and make them pass against me. I dont know but to me if im a offensive coordinator for the Ravens i mean its playoffs time im not playing no games i going work my strengths which is running but im going to spread you out and make you defend the whole field against my speed. Alot of you might say thats a high school or college tactic it wont work in the NFL theres speed everywhere in the NFL thats true but most NFL teams dont have the speed at quarterback as you do so thats the difference. The Spread offense is being started at 7-8 yrs old although they might not pass that much at that level thats what their used of running on offense and looking across at the defense and making reads so these new school quarterbacks their more comfortable running those types of offenses. D.Watson, K. Murray, J.Allen, J.Hurts the list goes on and on make those guys play mostly Pro-Style offense and i think their not as successful not saying they wouldn't be good just not as successful. Those teams offense take off when their spreading the defense out and if they dont see no one open they on the pass just take off and get some positive yards.
great response. that could explain it. i think titans gameplan again would be to try make Lamar Jackson beat them thru the air just like last time but i think they will be in for a surprise. Ravens have also gone away from the 2 TE package now that they only have Mark Andrews on the roster. Ravens are running more 11 and spreading the defense out using a little more speed with the recievers to spread em out. Dobbins and Edwards have shown enough explosive downhill ability in their young legs to not have a need for a blocking TE. At any moment Ravens can break out and hit the home run with Lamar, Gus or Dobbins running the ball. i think they have the most runs of 20+ yards than any team if im not mistaken.
Thanks Vanzack DK i like the special teams advantage for the Ravens here as well. Is there a chance AJ BROWN is out? didn't practice yesterday would be shocked if was out but you never know. That would be big for Ravens Ravens top scoring differential in the league as well. I just this spot for them. Sounds crazy but them being on the road here is good for them also I think.
that would be a gane changer CG if he is out. i doubt it but never know
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Quote Originally Posted by Vegas11787:
Thanks Vanzack DK i like the special teams advantage for the Ravens here as well. Is there a chance AJ BROWN is out? didn't practice yesterday would be shocked if was out but you never know. That would be big for Ravens Ravens top scoring differential in the league as well. I just this spot for them. Sounds crazy but them being on the road here is good for them also I think.
that would be a gane changer CG if he is out. i doubt it but never know
Thanks Vanzack DK i like the special teams advantage for the Ravens here as well. Is there a chance AJ BROWN is out? didn't practice yesterday would be shocked if was out but you never know. That would be big for Ravens Ravens top scoring differential in the league as well. I just this spot for them. Sounds crazy but them being on the road here is good for them also I think.
I've had AJ on two fantasy teams all season. He's had that knee injury since after week 1. He never practices on Thursday. It would be unusual for him to. But he hasn't missed a game since. I am confident that he plays.
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Quote Originally Posted by Vegas11787:
Thanks Vanzack DK i like the special teams advantage for the Ravens here as well. Is there a chance AJ BROWN is out? didn't practice yesterday would be shocked if was out but you never know. That would be big for Ravens Ravens top scoring differential in the league as well. I just this spot for them. Sounds crazy but them being on the road here is good for them also I think.
I've had AJ on two fantasy teams all season. He's had that knee injury since after week 1. He never practices on Thursday. It would be unusual for him to. But he hasn't missed a game since. I am confident that he plays.
Thanks for the write up DK......It is interesting you see a low scoring game.....but like the side... Go Ravens.....
i tend to like Unders in wildcard but both teams definitely capable of putting up points. think running will keep clock moving, im laying off total though. could see anwhere from 48 to 58 pts scored
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Quote Originally Posted by lmb4321:
Thanks for the write up DK......It is interesting you see a low scoring game.....but like the side... Go Ravens.....
i tend to like Unders in wildcard but both teams definitely capable of putting up points. think running will keep clock moving, im laying off total though. could see anwhere from 48 to 58 pts scored
if Ravens are going to assert themselves then they will do it right from the get go. Ravens have been the better 1st half team than Titans so thats what i'll roll with
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Ravens 1st quarter -0.5(+115) *small*
Ravens 1st half -2.5
if Ravens are going to assert themselves then they will do it right from the get go. Ravens have been the better 1st half team than Titans so thats what i'll roll with
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