By:
Michael Tellier
Through
the course of the offseason many NFL analysts have questioned whether the
Baltimore Ravens will have the team they did a season ago when they went on
their unbelievable Super Bowl run. The
Ravens parted ways with key defensive veterans Ed Reed and Ray Lewis, and on
offense said good bye to Anquan Boldin. Now I thought the team would be in trouble
after seeing that they had lost these three key players, but now that TE Dennis
Pitta has gone down with a season ending hip injury, I think the Ravens are in some
serious trouble.
QB
Joe Flacco proved last season that he can get the job done under pressure, but
I think for the Ravens offense to be successful this season they will need to
hand the ball off more to RB Ray Rice.
Plain
and simple the Ravens don’t have the receivers that they had a year ago, and
they will need to mix things up a bit more I think if they want to be successful. Not to mention the fact that their defense
will be weaker this season as well; which means they will really need to
control the tempo of the game. They won’t
be able to go three and out on offense and rely on that stellar defense to hold
teams off.
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