11-14-2018, 09:07 AM
In simple terms they were aggressive and when they arrived at the ball they arrived violently. You could just see teams just have no confidence that anything was going to work against that Ravens D. I think the hallmark of that defense is that they were all big guys who could move and they didn't have to think too much. One of the smallest ones of the whole bunch was Ray Lewis and I don't have to tell you a thing about him.
Last note about them. When they had an opportunity for a big play they didn't miss it often. If they could get a sack they didn't "whiff on it" If they could get their hands on a pass, they often intercepted it or knocked it down. They were scarily efficient in what they did and they always dictated the tempo and nature of the game.
Last note about them. When they had an opportunity for a big play they didn't miss it often. If they could get a sack they didn't "whiff on it" If they could get their hands on a pass, they often intercepted it or knocked it down. They were scarily efficient in what they did and they always dictated the tempo and nature of the game.
