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  • sydS syd wrote on last edited by
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    Who Do You Think You Are ? I Am.

  • sydS syd

    so I see 12-5 and the January 5th meeting with the ravens deciding the division title.

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
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    @syd said:

    so I see 12-5 and the January 5th meeting with the ravens deciding the division title.

    And our defense has to corral thunder and lightning, a.k.a. Henry and Jackson

  • 9 road games including a 3 road game stretch.  A pretty well placed bye.  We play my grandson's team week 2.  🙂 

    Call me what you want but, is playing a football game at 8:15pm on December 29th, outdoors in Cleveland, something that the FFF (founding football fathers) would've thought was a good idea?  

    ballpeenB ballpeen wrote on last edited by ballpeen
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    @orion said:

    9 road games including a 3 road game stretch.  A pretty well placed bye.  We play my grandson's team week 2.  🙂 

    Call me what you want but, is playing a football game at 8:15pm on December 29th, outdoors in Cleveland, something that the FFF (founding football fathers) would've thought was a good idea?  

    No.  The Championship game was over by early/mid December.

  • @syd said:

    so I see 12-5 and the January 5th meeting with the ravens deciding the division title.

    And our defense has to corral thunder and lightning, a.k.a. Henry and Jackson

    sydS syd wrote on last edited by
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    @texasag1969 said:

    And our defense has to corral thunder and lightning, a.k.a. Henry and Jackson

    Always been a fan of Henry, But I am not worried about him any longer( zek elliot). Tennessee let him walk for a reason

  • jrb12711J jrb12711 wrote on last edited by
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    https://www.sharpfootballanalysis.com/betting/teams-hurt-helped-nfl-schedule-rest-disparity-2024/
     

    Very interesting analysis here- of course the Ravens come out with the biggest advantage. 

  • sydS syd

    @texasag1969 said:

    And our defense has to corral thunder and lightning, a.k.a. Henry and Jackson

    Always been a fan of Henry, But I am not worried about him any longer( zek elliot). Tennessee let him walk for a reason

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
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    @syd said:

    Always been a fan of Henry, But I am not worried about him any longer( zek elliot). Tennessee let him walk for a reason

    But what makes him more dangerous is having a QB that opens up the inside lanes just because he is so fast going outside. Watch for new life for Henry this year.

  • @syd said:

    Always been a fan of Henry, But I am not worried about him any longer( zek elliot). Tennessee let him walk for a reason

    But what makes him more dangerous is having a QB that opens up the inside lanes just because he is so fast going outside. Watch for new life for Henry this year.

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
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    @texasag1969 said:

    But what makes him more dangerous is having a QB that opens up the inside lanes just because he is so fast going outside. Watch for new life for Henry this year.

    You know he played for Alabama, and not Texas A&M, right? ?

  • Weird that they have the division rivals all at home, then all on the road. I've never seen that before ( could be wrong, but doubt it).

    F FY56 wrote on last edited by
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    @bob806 said:

    Weird that they have the division rivals all at home, then all on the road. I've never seen that before ( could be wrong, but doubt it).

    It is weird, and it looks like we aint the only ones in this division .
    Seems 2 of our rivals have it worse, which is good for us.

    The Ravens have a bizarre schedule loaded with playoff teams early, then three games in 12 days from late October to early November and three games in 11 days in December after a Week 14 bye.

    The Stealers have no division games until the 11th week, then 4 straight division games. Steelers team president 

    &pp=ygUUcGl0dHNidXJnaCBzdGVlbGVycyA%3D" style="color:#ffa801" rel="external nofollow">Art Rooney II told Steelers.com that this schedule "not exactly how I would have drawn it up," and added that it is highly unusual.

    Haven't heard any whining from the Bungles.

  • sydS syd wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #22

    ● The  2024  Monday Night Football Schedule ●  Week 13 -  CLE at  DEN

    Week 1 - Monday, September 9, 2024
     
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      @  sf.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40&San Francisco
    5:20 PM
     
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    Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, CA
     
    Week 2 - Monday, September 16, 2024
     
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      @  phi.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Philadelphia
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    Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA
     
     
    Week 3 - Monday, September 23, 2024
     
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      @  buf.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Buffalo
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    Highmark Stadium, Orchard Park, NY
     
      @  cin.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Cincinnati
    5:15 PM
     
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    Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati, OH
     
     
    Week 4 - Monday, September 30, 2024
     
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      @  mia.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Miami
    4:30 PM
     
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    Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL
     
      @  det.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Detroit
    5:15 PM
     
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    Ford Field, Detroit, MI
     
     
    Week 5 - Monday, October 7, 2024
     
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      @  kc.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40&Kansas City
    5:15 PM
     
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    GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO
     
     
    Week 6 - Monday, October 14, 2024
     
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      @  nyj.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40New York
    5:15 PM
     
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    MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ
     
     
    Week 7 - Monday, October 21, 2024
     
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      @  tb.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40&Tampa Bay
    5:15 PM
     
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    Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL
     
      @  ari.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Arizona
    6:00 PM
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    State Farm Stadium, Glendale, AZ
     
     
    Week 8 - Monday, October 28, 2024
     
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      @  pit.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Pittsburgh
    5:15 PM
     
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    Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh, PA
     
     
    Week 9 - Monday, November 4, 2024
     
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      @  kc.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40&Kansas City
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    GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO
     
     
    Week 10 - Monday, November 11, 2024
     
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      @  lar.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Los Angeles
    5:15 PM
     
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    SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, CA
     
     
    Week 11 - Monday, November 18, 2024
     
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      @  dal.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Dallas
    5:15 PM
     
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    AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX
     
     
    Week 12 - Monday, November 25, 2024
     
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      @  lac.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Los Angeles
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    SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, CA
     
     
    ■  Week 13 - Monday, December 2, 2024  ■
     
     
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      @  den.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Denver
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    Empower Field at Mile High, Denver, CO
     
     
    Week 14 - Monday, December 9, 2024
     
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    AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX
     
     
    Week 15 - Monday, December 16, 2024
     
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      @  min.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40Minnesota
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    U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MN
     
      @  lv.png&w=40&h=40&scale=crop&cquality=40&Las Vegas
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    Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV
     
     
    Week 16 - Monday, December 23, 2024
     
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    Lambeau Field, Green Bay, WI
     
     
    ●  Week 17 - Monday, December 30, 2024  ●
     
  • sydS syd wrote on last edited by
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  • Wk 1: vs Dallas (Sunday 9/8 4:25pm)
    Wk 2: @ Jacksonville (Sunday 9/15 1:00pm)
    Wk 3: vs NY Giants (Sunday 9/22 1:00pm)
    Wk 4: @ Las Vegas (Sunday 9/29 4:25pm)
    Wk 5: @ Washington (Sunday 10/6 1:00pm)
    Wk 6: @ Philadelphia (Sunday 10/13 1:00pm)
    Wk 7: vs Cincinnati (Sunday 10/20 1:00pm)
    Wk 8: vs Baltimore (Sunday 10/27 1:00pm)
    Wk 9: vs LA Chargers (Sunday 11/3 1:00pm)
    Wk 10: BYE WEEK
    Wk 11: @ New Orleans (Sunday 11/17 1:00pm)
    Wk 12: vs Pittsburgh (Thursday 11/21 8:15pm)
    Wk 13: @ Denver (Monday 12/2 8:15pm)
    Wk 14: @ Pittsburgh (Sunday 12/8 1:00pm)
    Wk 15: vs Kansas City (Sunday 12/15 1:00pm)
    Wk 16: @ Cincinnati (Thursday 12/19 8:15pm)
    Wk 17: vs Miami (Sunday 12/29 8:15pm)
    Wk 18: @ Baltimore (TBD)

    Y Yorkie going tot dogs wrote on last edited by
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    @dutch-oven said:

    Wk 1: vs Dallas (Sunday 9/8 4:25pm)
    Wk 2: @ Jacksonville (Sunday 9/15 1:00pm)
    Wk 3: vs NY Giants (Sunday 9/22 1:00pm)
    Wk 4: @ Las Vegas (Sunday 9/29 4:25pm)
    Wk 5: @ Washington (Sunday 10/6 1:00pm)
    Wk 6: @ Philadelphia (Sunday 10/13 1:00pm)
    Wk 7: vs Cincinnati (Sunday 10/20 1:00pm)
    Wk 8: vs Baltimore (Sunday 10/27 1:00pm)
    Wk 9: vs LA Chargers (Sunday 11/3 1:00pm)
    Wk 10: BYE WEEK
    Wk 11: @ New Orleans (Sunday 11/17 1:00pm)
    Wk 12: vs Pittsburgh (Thursday 11/21 8:15pm)
    Wk 13: @ Denver (Monday 12/2 8:15pm)
    Wk 14: @ Pittsburgh (Sunday 12/8 1:00pm)
    Wk 15: vs Kansas City (Sunday 12/15 1:00pm)
    Wk 16: @ Cincinnati (Thursday 12/19 8:15pm)
    Wk 17: vs Miami (Sunday 12/29 8:15pm)
    Wk 18: @ Baltimore (TBD)

    That New Orleans Sunday, and Pittsburg at home Thursday looks very inviting, will have a serious look at that. Heard nice things about New Orleans and I've managed to track down my old Cleveland friends anorl so another trip to't dogs could well be on the cards. Any opinions and ideas off you lot on New Orleans are welcome. Cheers. 

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Wk 1: vs Dallas (Sunday 9/8 4:25pm)
    Wk 2: @ Jacksonville (Sunday 9/15 1:00pm)
    Wk 3: vs NY Giants (Sunday 9/22 1:00pm)
    Wk 4: @ Las Vegas (Sunday 9/29 4:25pm)
    Wk 5: @ Washington (Sunday 10/6 1:00pm)
    Wk 6: @ Philadelphia (Sunday 10/13 1:00pm)
    Wk 7: vs Cincinnati (Sunday 10/20 1:00pm)
    Wk 8: vs Baltimore (Sunday 10/27 1:00pm)
    Wk 9: vs LA Chargers (Sunday 11/3 1:00pm)
    Wk 10: BYE WEEK
    Wk 11: @ New Orleans (Sunday 11/17 1:00pm)
    Wk 12: vs Pittsburgh (Thursday 11/21 8:15pm)
    Wk 13: @ Denver (Monday 12/2 8:15pm)
    Wk 14: @ Pittsburgh (Sunday 12/8 1:00pm)
    Wk 15: vs Kansas City (Sunday 12/15 1:00pm)
    Wk 16: @ Cincinnati (Thursday 12/19 8:15pm)
    Wk 17: vs Miami (Sunday 12/29 8:15pm)
    Wk 18: @ Baltimore (TBD)

    That New Orleans Sunday, and Pittsburg at home Thursday looks very inviting, will have a serious look at that. Heard nice things about New Orleans and I've managed to track down my old Cleveland friends anorl so another trip to't dogs could well be on the cards. Any opinions and ideas off you lot on New Orleans are welcome. Cheers. 

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
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    @yorkie-going-tot-dogs said:

    That New Orleans Sunday, and Pittsburg at home Thursday looks very inviting, will have a serious look at that. Heard nice things about New Orleans and I've managed to track down my old Cleveland friends anorl so another trip to't dogs could well be on the cards. Any opinions and ideas off you lot on New Orleans are welcome. Cheers. 

    I went to New Orleans back in 2001, years before Hurricane Katrina. 

    It was the coolest dumpy town ever. I know that sounds strange, but if you go, you'll understand. Highly recommend it just on the history and the food. A real fun town.

  • @syd said:

    Always been a fan of Henry, But I am not worried about him any longer( zek elliot). Tennessee let him walk for a reason

    But what makes him more dangerous is having a QB that opens up the inside lanes just because he is so fast going outside. Watch for new life for Henry this year.

    sydS syd wrote on last edited by syd
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  • @yorkie-going-tot-dogs said:

    That New Orleans Sunday, and Pittsburg at home Thursday looks very inviting, will have a serious look at that. Heard nice things about New Orleans and I've managed to track down my old Cleveland friends anorl so another trip to't dogs could well be on the cards. Any opinions and ideas off you lot on New Orleans are welcome. Cheers. 

    I went to New Orleans back in 2001, years before Hurricane Katrina. 

    It was the coolest dumpy town ever. I know that sounds strange, but if you go, you'll understand. Highly recommend it just on the history and the food. A real fun town.

    Y Yorkie going tot dogs wrote on last edited by
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    @dutch-oven said:

    I went to New Orleans back in 2001, years before Hurricane Katrina. 

    It was the coolest dumpy town ever. I know that sounds strange, but if you go, you'll understand. Highly recommend it just on the history and the food. A real fun town.

    I know what you mean, we do a daft lads weekend away every couple of years to Blackpool on the Lancashire coast. It's a run down shit hole apart from the sea front. Most of the pubs are shite anorl and we question ourselves as to why we keep going back. But we always have a great laugh regardless .

  • tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by
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    @syd said:

    What a fucking trash article from DBN. Which is strangely the norm for them anymore.

    Henry now has a good IOL in front of him and a QB centric running game that works to eliminate any numbers advantage a defense might throw at it.   If he stays healthy, it is absolutely a problem. 

  • @syd said:

    What a fucking trash article from DBN. Which is strangely the norm for them anymore.

    Henry now has a good IOL in front of him and a QB centric running game that works to eliminate any numbers advantage a defense might throw at it.   If he stays healthy, it is absolutely a problem. 

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by Flugel
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    @tiamat63 said:

    What a fucking trash article from DBN. Which is strangely the norm for them anymore.

    Henry now has a good IOL in front of him and a QB centric running game that works to eliminate any numbers advantage a defense might throw at it.   If he stays healthy, it is absolutely a problem. 

    Indeed - thank you for pointing that out T!   Try to think back to Steve (Air) McNair and Eddie George teaming up for the Titans.  Talk about "Remember the Titans" - the ONLY team that could matchup with them was Baltimore.  They had a killer good IDL; ideal edge rush; Ray Lewis in the Middle; and Ed Reed as the leader of a great secondary.  Most of all?  They tackled extremely well.

    The Rats are going to be a tough challenge for everyone.  There's ZERO margin of error if you want to beat them.  In addition to LJ and Henry - 1 guy that kills this team is their TE Mark Andrews.  BTW, his backup TE Isaiah Likely is very productive whenever he fills in.  Now they also have that little WR Zay Flowers equipped with elite change of direction that consistently gives him separation.  They usually line him up off the line of scrimmage in the slot, on the wing or as a flanker to prevent press coverage on him. 

    On paper, it sure looks like there's no bad choices for the guy calling plays there.  That said, there's always a lot of injuries in the AFC North that don't comply with convenience or a team's plans.  

  • @tiamat63 said:

    What a fucking trash article from DBN. Which is strangely the norm for them anymore.

    Henry now has a good IOL in front of him and a QB centric running game that works to eliminate any numbers advantage a defense might throw at it.   If he stays healthy, it is absolutely a problem. 

    Indeed - thank you for pointing that out T!   Try to think back to Steve (Air) McNair and Eddie George teaming up for the Titans.  Talk about "Remember the Titans" - the ONLY team that could matchup with them was Baltimore.  They had a killer good IDL; ideal edge rush; Ray Lewis in the Middle; and Ed Reed as the leader of a great secondary.  Most of all?  They tackled extremely well.

    The Rats are going to be a tough challenge for everyone.  There's ZERO margin of error if you want to beat them.  In addition to LJ and Henry - 1 guy that kills this team is their TE Mark Andrews.  BTW, his backup TE Isaiah Likely is very productive whenever he fills in.  Now they also have that little WR Zay Flowers equipped with elite change of direction that consistently gives him separation.  They usually line him up off the line of scrimmage in the slot, on the wing or as a flanker to prevent press coverage on him. 

    On paper, it sure looks like there's no bad choices for the guy calling plays there.  That said, there's always a lot of injuries in the AFC North that don't comply with convenience or a team's plans.  

    nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by nickers
    #30

    @flugel said:

    Indeed - thank you for point that out T!   Try to think back to Steve (Air) McNair and Eddie George teaming up for the Titans.  Talk about "Remember the Titans" - the ONLY team that could matchup with them was Baltimore.  They had a killer good IDL; ideal edge rush; Ray Lewis in the Middle; and Ed Reed as the leader of a great secondary.  Most of all?  They tackled extremely well.

    The Rats are going to be a tough challenge for everyone.  There's ZERO margin of error if you want to beat them.  In addition to LJ and Henry - 1 guy that kills this team is their TE Mark Andrews.  BTW, his backup TE Isaiah Likely is very productive whenever he fills in.  Now they also have that little WR Zay Flowers equipped with elite change of direction that consistently gives him separation.  They usually line him up off the line of scrimmage in the slot, on the wing or as a flanker to prevent press coverage on him. 

    On paper, it sure looks like there's no bad choices for the guy calling plays there.  That said, there's always a lot of injuries in the AFC North that don't comply with convenience or a team's plans.  

    While I agree with your assessment... The Ravens are only as good as LJ's porcelain legs.. LJ isn't getting any younger... Tyler Huntley (Now with the Browns) was the closest thing to LJ they had in terms of athleticism... "Just the facts Ma'am".. As Harry Morgan would quip on Dragnet...

  • @flugel said:

    Indeed - thank you for point that out T!   Try to think back to Steve (Air) McNair and Eddie George teaming up for the Titans.  Talk about "Remember the Titans" - the ONLY team that could matchup with them was Baltimore.  They had a killer good IDL; ideal edge rush; Ray Lewis in the Middle; and Ed Reed as the leader of a great secondary.  Most of all?  They tackled extremely well.

    The Rats are going to be a tough challenge for everyone.  There's ZERO margin of error if you want to beat them.  In addition to LJ and Henry - 1 guy that kills this team is their TE Mark Andrews.  BTW, his backup TE Isaiah Likely is very productive whenever he fills in.  Now they also have that little WR Zay Flowers equipped with elite change of direction that consistently gives him separation.  They usually line him up off the line of scrimmage in the slot, on the wing or as a flanker to prevent press coverage on him. 

    On paper, it sure looks like there's no bad choices for the guy calling plays there.  That said, there's always a lot of injuries in the AFC North that don't comply with convenience or a team's plans.  

    While I agree with your assessment... The Ravens are only as good as LJ's porcelain legs.. LJ isn't getting any younger... Tyler Huntley (Now with the Browns) was the closest thing to LJ they had in terms of athleticism... "Just the facts Ma'am".. As Harry Morgan would quip on Dragnet...

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by
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    @nickers said:

    While I agree with your assessment... The Ravens are only as good as LJ's porcelain legs.. LJ isn't getting any younger... Tyler Huntley (Now with the Browns) was the closest thing to LJ they had in terms of athleticism... "Just the facts Ma'am".. As Harry Morgan would quip on Dragnet...

    Porcelain  ?.  Yeah, he does have a tendency to get injured with that style of play; but that guy effortlessly outruns anyone/everyone.  Now I know why he refused to run the 40 yard dash before he was drafted. He prolly felt like nobody would have ever considered letting him play QB. 

  • @syd said:

    What a fucking trash article from DBN. Which is strangely the norm for them anymore.

    Henry now has a good IOL in front of him and a QB centric running game that works to eliminate any numbers advantage a defense might throw at it.   If he stays healthy, it is absolutely a problem. 

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
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    @tiamat63 said:

    What a fucking trash article from DBN. Which is strangely the norm for them anymore.

    Henry now has a good IOL in front of him and a QB centric running game that works to eliminate any numbers advantage a defense might throw at it.   If he stays healthy, it is absolutely a problem. 

    And he's no longer going to be the #1 focus of every defense that goes up against him.

    Lamar Jackson gives opposing defensive coordinators sleepless nights (in the regular season, anyways) unlike a serviceable Ryan Tannehill. 

  • @syd said:

    What a fucking trash article from DBN. Which is strangely the norm for them anymore.

    Henry now has a good IOL in front of him and a QB centric running game that works to eliminate any numbers advantage a defense might throw at it.   If he stays healthy, it is absolutely a problem. 

    sydS syd wrote on last edited by syd
    #33

    @tiamat63 said:

    What a fucking trash article from DBN. Which is strangely the norm for them anymore.

    Henry now has a good IOL in front of him and a QB centric running game that works to eliminate any numbers advantage a defense might throw at it.   If he stays healthy, it is absolutely a problem. 

    Browns were ranked 11th vs the run last year

    and how old is Henry again ? oh wait he is 30. how much milage on Henry ? since 2016 he has ran  the ball 2,030 times in his career 850 carriers in his last 3 years. haveing a better o-line you say.pfftt, he will be toast  by week 8