01-08-2016, 07:18 PM
Cincy Jungle laid out some things that we learned from the Ravens that we can apply to beat the Steelers, but it's basically just playing two safeties deep and not giving up the big play, which we should be able to do since they have no running game with their top two backs injured and not playing.
Even if we give up an occasional big play on the ground, we can't have our safeties cheating up because Ben loves to go for the big play:
Staying disciplined will be huge for us here.
We need to frustrate them and take them out of their comfort zone because Ben's so cocky that he'll eventually go for the big play, even if we have our safeties back, which is where we need to take advantage of them:
Ravens only rushed 3 or 4 all game and still got three sacks, which our defensive line is a lot better than theirs, so we just need to limit their big plays and let them get frustrated in trying.
Bring it!
Even if we give up an occasional big play on the ground, we can't have our safeties cheating up because Ben loves to go for the big play:
Quote:You would think the Steelers could just run past the Ravens' defense all game long, but this is just a move in the larger scheme. Big Ben loves the home run play, he loves to throw deep, just like his former offensive coordinator Bruce Arians in Arizona. By daring them to run or take the underneath throws, the Ravens got Roethlisberger and the Steelers' offense out of their comfort zone.
Staying disciplined will be huge for us here.
We need to frustrate them and take them out of their comfort zone because Ben's so cocky that he'll eventually go for the big play, even if we have our safeties back, which is where we need to take advantage of them:
Ravens only rushed 3 or 4 all game and still got three sacks, which our defensive line is a lot better than theirs, so we just need to limit their big plays and let them get frustrated in trying.
Bring it!