It’s a long shot and not something you’d ever want to be, but the Ravens could easily be a trap game for the Cardinals and surprise a lot of people in the spotlight of Monday Night Football. They lost a weird one in Oakland. He has 457 rushing yards on the year, which is only good for an average of 76.2 yards per game.
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Arians harped all week on the Cardinals’ tendency to play great most of the time, then have a fiveminute lull.
Luke Falk threw for 514 yards and hit Gabe Marks on four of his five touchdown passes, helping resurgent Washington State beat Arizona 45-42 Saturday.
Somehow, when it comes to the Ravens receivers, Steve Smith Sr. is still the best one that they have. “We’re 1-5. You know what I mean?”
The Baltimore Ravens are just 1-5 on the season and they find themselves a big nine point underdog this week to the Arizona Cardinals on “Monday Night Football”. Fitzgerald ranks 14th in receptions (952), one more than Smith. John Brown led in receiving with 196 yards in 10 catches. Fitzgerald is 19th in yards receiving (12,734) and 11th in touchdowns (95). “They’re the ultimate pros and the ultimate warriors”. Their next seven games are against teams with losing records, which is exactly what their next seven opponents see in the Ravens.
“The pass rush and coverage go hand in hand”, linebacker Elvis Dumervil said.
On the other end, the Cardinals started the season red hot as they won their first three matches of the campaign.
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Hensley also noted Flacco is on his fourth offensive coordinator in four seasons, so having to adjust to another new system must be starting to take its toll. A struggling Baltimore secondary will not be able to stop it. It is a bounceback gameAfter the Cardinals turned the ball over three times and struggled in the red zone in a loss to the Rams, the bounced back and steamrolled the Detroit Lions, forcing six turnovers.
