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Offence well passing game has played much better last 3 weeks but to be fair our last 3 games have been against 3 out of the 6 worst pass defences by average yards allowed, see picture. We passed for approx 10 yards more then the Ravens average and 10 less then the Jets average.

Last loss was against against the Bills No2 pas defence and on Sunday we play the No1 passing defence, again going on average yards allowed.

A big challenge for Tua and the offence. My exceptions for this game are quite different from last Sunday. Last few weeks he’s taken advantage of blown coverages and looked down field more, which is a good improvement. Next step force a good defence into mistakes.

Interesting game coming up against the Panthers. Similar record to us but they’ve just resigned Cam Newton and have Christian McCaffrey back. Is QB the type of QB who can take advantage of the cover zero? Is he accurate enough and quick enough thinking. I think that’ll be key to the game but stoping McCaffrey will a challenge in itself.
 
phin1984! said:
Offence well passing game has played much better last 3 weeks but to be fair our last 3 games have been against 3 out of the 6 worst pass defences by average yards allowed, see picture. We passed for approx 10 yards more then the Ravens average and 10 less then the Jets average.

Last loss was against against the Bills No2 pas defence and on Sunday we play the No1 passing defence, again going on average yards allowed.

A big challenge for Tua and the offence. My exceptions for this game are quite different from last Sunday. Last few weeks he’s taken advantage of blown coverages and looked down field more, which is a good improvement. Next step force a good defence into mistakes.

Interesting game coming up against the Panthers. Similar record to us but they’ve just resigned Cam Newton and have Christian McCaffrey back. Is QB the type of QB who can take advantage of the cover zero? Is he accurate enough and quick enough thinking. I think that’ll be key to the game but stoping McCaffrey will a challenge in itself.
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My best case scenario for this game looks like week one, my worst case looks like pick any Bills game except I dont expect Carolina to score 50 points on the Fins...
 
Interesting to see the Ravens score so low, being a Harbough defense. Either way, it’ll be interesting to see what Miami can pull out of this game. I think our own defense is slowly coming to form so maybe we won’t have to rely too much on the passing game.
 
K-Rob said:
Interesting to see the Ravens score so low, being a Harbough defense. Either way, it’ll be interesting to see what Miami can pull out of this game. I think our own defense is slowly coming to form so maybe we won’t have to rely too much on the passing game.
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Yea I was shocked by that
 
Yep...we may be in for a defensive battle, low-scoring game, for sure. Unless the defenses do some scoring...altogether possible.

We certainly need to come out with one of our signature first drives. They score the first drive every time under Tua this year (all TDs minus one field goal).
 
Numbers and Stats mean crap. Execution is the name of the game. Whoever makes less mistakes and executes better wins the game. Its always been that way.
 
PASQUALE said:
Numbers and Stats mean crap. Execution is the name of the game. Whoever makes less mistakes and executes better wins the game. Its always been that way.
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Numbers and stats are pretty much the result of execution and mistakes... So yeah...lol!
 
PASQUALE said:
Numbers and Stats mean crap. Execution is the name of the game. Whoever makes less mistakes and executes better wins the game. Its always been that way.
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Numbers and stats are an historical measure of execution. To dismiss them is to dismiss the reality of how the team is performing.

That's like saying batting averages are meaningless.
 
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