Baltimore has one of the most talented projects in the NFL and 40 points that Ravens put on Sunday night in Buffalo were not Fluke. But as Harbaugh suggested, even the strongest teams need to be prepared for all scenarios; Even the most powerful military ones still need war games to sharpen their skills if they are necessary at the moment of real conflict.
Ravens’s division began with three and out which gave Buffalo ownership while he was facing a 15 -point deficit with enough time for two more drives. It truly revealed, though, when defender Ed Oliver knocked out the football out of Derrick Henry for a game that changed Fumble.
At that moment, stunning ravens were sent scraps to answer. Harbaugh could have yielded a decisive response a few minutes later when he faced fourth and 3 on his own 38 meters line and stuck with a two -point lead, but decided to do 1:33 in the game to play the game.
That decision has been discussed without discussion since the game ended. The call fourth, however, was not the only determining element; Baltimore called three peculiar plays in three previous floors that failed to move the chains.
These plays revealed how unprepared they were for the charcoal scenario and how their communication was in the battle temperature.
“We called the right play? Well, afterwards, no, no, [because] They didn’t work, “said Harbaugh.” And I’m not just saying it to blow it. Maybe we could have got some kind [Cover] Zero there, necessarily, but that is not to say that we couldn’t have pop it, because our boys are a good man[-coverage] Leading runners. Maybe we would get the ball off and we get a catch and run, but that ball can also fight down. So that’s what you say, would it have been a little more aggressive? It would have been, ‘But the ball will be beaten down there, and it’s like,’ Oh, why don’t you just give it to Derrick [Henry] Or just put it in the lamar [Jackson]Hands and let him run it. ‘So I think it’s a catch-22 in the whole conversation. “