The Ravens entered halftime with a 6-3 record after beating the New Orleans Saints on Monday Night Football 27-13.
Rokan Smith played well in his Ravens debut when the defense set the tone.
RSR employees reacting to the victory here.
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The Ravens entered halftime with a 6-3 record after beating the New Orleans Saints on Monday Night Football 27-13. (Knee Pads: Ravens 27 Saint 13)
Rokan Smith played well in his Ravens debut when the defense set the tone.
RSR employees reacting to the victory here.
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Derek Arnold
Rokwan Smith was my dream takeover on the trade deadline, and I feel quite right after a game. He was the X factor in stopping Alvin Kamara in both the running game and the passing game. Justin Houston’s incredible season continues. Kallis Campbell reminds us of what we missed last week when he was sick. Tyce Bowser immediately made an appearance. (Knee Pads: Ravens 27 Saint 13) Kyle Hamilton had his first NFL interception annulled by a fake PI call to Chuck Clark (whose brain fart gave the Saints long catches and some late life in the TD run).
Offensively, it was a bit ugly, which is to be expected with all the missing pieces. Lamar missed a few shots he should have hit, and years of playmaking issues finally boiled over when Jackson and Ronnie Stanley appeared to yell at each other after a game penalty delay (and missed several close ones). But Kenyan Drake showed some juice, Lamar took care of things when needed and the offensive line made some decent adjustments after getting out early.
Entering 6-3 Bye. Two a point lead in every match so far. nothing bad. Get back Gus, JK and Mark. Integra Ojabo. Excited about this team.
Darin McCanney
There is nothing wrong with this victory. Injury reduced the offense in a skill position, and their star quarterback was terrified of his passing for the most part of the game, but he got a stellar performance from Kenyan Drake and a better offensive line to add 27 points. (Knee Pads: Ravens 27 Saint 13)
On The Road Against A Brilliant Defense.
The new defense is certainly caused for some optimism, aside from a blatant late touchdown mistake, and Justin Houston is playing like a guy who enjoys his quick calculations and advances to chase quarterbacks.
They went down 6-3 in the goodbye week, getting some of their greats back soon. It’s a good night.
Kevin Mcnellis
It serves me to doubt them.
They originally predicted that it looked like a bummed Ravens squad would struggle tonight, but it appeared they were galvanized by the pressure. Lamar looked like himself even when the aggressive tempo was off, even showing some fire. (Knee Pads: Ravens 27 Saint 13)
Rokan Smith… Mercy. This is completely in Ravens uniform. That defense looked like a separate entity with Roquan and Tyce Bowser in the fold, and Justin Houston practically eating Andy Dalton alive.
How to enter BYE week? The rest he earned.
Shield Theft
It was a bigger win (in terms of winning margin) than I expected. The Ravens played very well defensively.
Newly acquired Roquan Smith started off with some great tackle and Justin Houston is a beast. It’s ironic that one week Matt Juden tweeted about how the Ravens don’t pay people, but the Ravens in Houston have a great player at a fraction of the cost. (Knee Pads: Ravens 27 Saint 13)
Offensively, he did a lot especially with injuries (was Rickard injured tonight?).
But if I just for a moment To be a bit negative, there are still a lot of mistakes in crime. Lamar misses several shots. You can’t win in a full playoff. Throw for 55% ting and less than 150 yards. It didn’t hurt tonight, but it would hurt against the best teams in the biggest moments. And then you had the sequence towards the end of the game where they didn’t get the serve and then almost did it again in the next game.
It can’t be all these little mistakes if you want to beat Mahomes or Allen in January.
Overall, it was a great win and goodbye comes at a good time. The team is set to put in a great race, especially with the calendar setup. (Knee Pads: Ravens 27 Saint 13)
With yesterday’s news from Jay Glazer that OBJ will be pardoned this weekend, will the Ravens follow him up and bring him here during goodbye week? This is something to behold.
Chad Racine
It was nice to play the game without stress. It feels good to be at the break on a three-match winning streak. The Ravens finished the job with a number of important offensive pieces.
Justin Houston has been a major force since his return from a groin injury. In general, the pressure of passers-by is becoming stronger.
Rokan Smith is advertised with frequent stops to prevent a drive in its tracks. For someone who’s only been on the team for a week, it played a lot of snaps. Just wait until he really knows the defense.
Tonight, both sides of the ball played well and the team is moving at the right time. It just feels like a different team.
Chris Schisler
There is nothing bad in saying about the victory of the Ravanas over the saints. Nothing is consequential anyway.
The Ravens added 27 points for the second consecutive game. Lamar Jackson hit 10 different players in the passing game. Greg Roman called his best game of the season and the run game rolled. The Ravens were incredibly efficient on the third down. (Knee Pads: Ravens 27 Saint 13) Kenyan Drake averaged over four yards per carry. Lamar Jackson had 7.5 yards per carry. The Ravens controlled the ball for more than 37 minutes. You can’t beat it. The sport has never been in jeopardy and this season that is saying something.
The defense allowed a touchdown in junk time. It was a strange play where Marcus Peters and Chuck Clark thought the play was over before its time. Defense prevailed. The saints changed only three of the 13-thirds. He played just 48 snaps, punted five times, allowed four sacks and made turnovers.
Can we talk about how impressive this defensive front is? Rokan Smith made a good impression in his first game as Raven. Justin Houston is a sack machine this season. (Knee Pads: Ravens 27 Saint 13) Justin Madbuike was amazing. The Ravens dominated the offensive line of the Saints. The Ravens dominated this competition.
This is a big win. The Ravens are in a good place in By Week. Three straight wins and first place in AFC North is exactly what the doctor ordered.
Jared Pindar
Do a major Ravens win.
This defense looked amazing; If Chuck Clark didn’t give up that game, he held the Saints down to six points.
Ravens offense should be better. Everyone has to play well in this unit. Lamar has to make more passes, blitz up the offensive line (I’m looking at you, Linderbaum) and of course, prevent knockdowns.
For god’s sake, can anyone blame Roman for his rush to line up and get the ball out in less than three seconds, please? To add insult to injury, Lamar is beginning to become frustrated with the offense, and I agree with him.
For offense, just play the ball and fix these issues that have been a problem since 2019; Please keep what works and play more action games.
To the defense, keep it up…Ojabo and Marcus Williams will be back soon, so they’re ready to rock and roll.
Goodbye is a good way to enter the week at 6-3.
