Baltimore Ravens Football
Baltimore Ravens: Charting every offensive play from 2014
Averages are among the most misunderstood stats in sports, yet we rely on yards per carry, yards per pass attempt and yards per catch as indicators of performance. In the Baltimore Ravens' case, they averaged 4.5 yards per run and 7.2 yards per pass. Presumably, then,...
Scouting: Tony Lippett – WR, Michigan State
Year: Senior (RS)HT/WT: 6’2 ½” / 192 lbs.Expected draft pick: Third round Tony Lippett is an interesting prospect. He is a quality wide out, and a quality cornerback. Good enough at playing CB that Michigan State Head Coach, Mark Dantonio, placed Lippett on his...
Scouting: Devin Smith – WR, Ohio State
Year: SeniorHT/WT: 6’ 3/8”, 190 lbsExpected draft pick: Late first round Devin Smith has been a contributor for the reigning National Champion Ohio State Buckeyes for all four of his years with the program. He totaled 30 TDs in his tenure and was one of the team’s...
End Of Year Review – The Secondary
Now that the Ravens season is over, it’s time to look back and take stock of what the team did well, and what the team did poorly. To this end, we’ll be reviewing each of the positional units. I reviewed the front seven last week, which you can find here. The second...
Michael Campanaro is ready for a bigger role
The immensely talented 2014 Baltimore Ravens draft class has already produced great returns, and many of the picks remain promising unknowns. Among those: Michael Campanaro, who impressed every time he was on the field. The problem was he just wasn't on the field that...
Scouting: Sammie Coates – WR, Auburn
Pos./School: WR/AuburnYear: Junior (RS)HT/WT: 6’ 1 3/8”, 213 lbs.Expected draft pick: Late first, early second roundSammie Coates was one of three redshirt juniors eligible to participate in the Senior Bowl (graduated early). At weigh in, his frame was lean, muscular,...
End of Year Review – The Front Seven
Now that the Ravens season is over, it’s time to look back and take stock in what the team did well, and what the team did poorly. To this end, we’ll be reviewing each of the positional units. First up is the Ravens front seven: their defensive line and their...
Potential NFL Cap Casualties
Looking over teams with salary cap issues looming next year it's easy to think the Ravens are in a bad position overall. They rank 23rd of all 32 teams next year heading into the offseason based on their current cap position. Luckily, the Dophins, Rams, Steelers,...