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Baltimore Ravens at Miami Dolphins. The Ravens visited South Florida in Week 7, coming away with a rather easy 27-13 rout of the Dolphins. Cam Cameron, who was fired after coaching Miami to a 1-15 record last season and now leads Baltimore's offense, was especially proud of the result. Now the question is if his rookie quarterback, Joe Flacco, can be Joe Cool with a lot more at stake in the rematch. Cameron also works under a coach, John Harbaugh, who like his Dolphins counterpart, Tony Sparano, led an amazing turnaround in his first season. Both have old-school approaches and are feisty motivators.
The Ravens' game plan hasn't really changed from past years: Run the ball and stop the run. They executed that formula to a tee in Week 7. Their defense still has familiar tacklers and playmakers such as Ray Lewis, Ed Reed and Terrell Suggs. Flacco was the missing ingredient, an efficient passer who plays off the run and isn't under pressure to always lead scoring drives because of the defense.
The Dolphins have needed to be creative to win games. Whether they get into a defensive struggle or a shootout, they rely on winning the field position and turnover battles, keep the game close, and then have Chad Pennington or their defense come through with the game-winning play. Look for Miami to make many adjustments and throw everything in the playbook at Baltimore. On paper, the Dolphins should lose again to the Ravens, just like they should have had no business finishing ahead of three teams in the AFC East. Something tells me with how hard they fought to improve by 10 games, they want to stick around a little longer. Dolphins 20, Ravens 17.
The writer brings some solid points about these two teams making it to the Big dance. I feel like when we beat Baltimore, we have the greater chance of any AFC team to make it to the SB because our momentum, we have a winning record on the road and we take care of the football.
Thoughts?
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Baltimore Ravens at Miami Dolphins. The Ravens visited South Florida in Week 7, coming away with a rather easy 27-13 rout of the Dolphins. Cam Cameron, who was fired after coaching Miami to a 1-15 record last season and now leads Baltimore's offense, was especially proud of the result. Now the question is if his rookie quarterback, Joe Flacco, can be Joe Cool with a lot more at stake in the rematch. Cameron also works under a coach, John Harbaugh, who like his Dolphins counterpart, Tony Sparano, led an amazing turnaround in his first season. Both have old-school approaches and are feisty motivators.
The Ravens' game plan hasn't really changed from past years: Run the ball and stop the run. They executed that formula to a tee in Week 7. Their defense still has familiar tacklers and playmakers such as Ray Lewis, Ed Reed and Terrell Suggs. Flacco was the missing ingredient, an efficient passer who plays off the run and isn't under pressure to always lead scoring drives because of the defense.
The Dolphins have needed to be creative to win games. Whether they get into a defensive struggle or a shootout, they rely on winning the field position and turnover battles, keep the game close, and then have Chad Pennington or their defense come through with the game-winning play. Look for Miami to make many adjustments and throw everything in the playbook at Baltimore. On paper, the Dolphins should lose again to the Ravens, just like they should have had no business finishing ahead of three teams in the AFC East. Something tells me with how hard they fought to improve by 10 games, they want to stick around a little longer. Dolphins 20, Ravens 17.
The writer brings some solid points about these two teams making it to the Big dance. I feel like when we beat Baltimore, we have the greater chance of any AFC team to make it to the SB because our momentum, we have a winning record on the road and we take care of the football.
Thoughts?
