Mike75 Posted July 7, 2016 Report Share Posted July 7, 2016 #18:Baltimore Ravens Head coach John HarbaughGeneral manager Ozzie NewsomeOwner Stephen BisciottiHome field M&T Bank StadiumRecord 5-11Division place 3rd AFC NorthPlayoff finish Did not qualifyOffensive Scheme:West CoastOffensive Coordinator:Marc TrestmanDefensive Alignment:3-4Defensive Coordinator:Dean PeesOffense Rank-PTS20.5(25th);YDS359.3(14th);PASS YDS266.9(8th);RUSH YDS92.4(26th)Defense Rank-PTS25.1(24th);YDS337.4(8th);PASS YDS233.6(10th);RUSH YDS103.8(12th). Red Zone Scoring/Efficiency: On average, NFL teams run 132 plays in the red zone and convert just over 20 percent of said plays into touchdowns, for a league average of about 26 red zone touchdowns per team. At 18.1% the Ravens were ranked 25th overall in red zone scoring/efficiency. Takeaway/Giveaway Ratio: Turnover Differential is calculated by subtracting the total number of giveaways (interceptions & fumbles lost) from the total number of takeaways (interceptions & opponent fumble recoveries).The Ravens were ranked 30th with a differential of -14 meaning for the year they had more giveaways than takeaways altogether. Team Penalty Statistics: The following are the 2015 NFL Team Penalty statistics. Figures include all enforced penalties offense/defense during regular season games.The Ravens were ranked 6th most penalized with around 122 total for all of 2015. Salary Cap:Team Salary Cap: $154,617,155Team Cap Space: $13,096,436Offense: $77,532,558 Defense:$64,033,653 Special:$9,062,000 Last 5 Games: Jan 3, 2016 Lost 24-16 at Cincinnati (+9.5 ATS W) 40 PushDec 27, 2015 Won 20-17 vs Pittsburgh (+11.5 ATS W) 48 UnderDec 20, 2015 Lost 34-14 vs Kansas City (+6.5 ATS L) 41 OverDec 13, 2015 Lost 35-6 vs Seattle (+10.5 ATS L) 42 UnderDec 6, 2015 Lost 15-13 at Miami (+3 ATS W) 43.5 Under 2016 Free Agents: Jimmy Clausen, QB Allen Reisner, TE Konrad Reulan, TE De’Ondre Wesley, G (exclusive rights FA) Micajah Reynolds, DT (exclusive rights FA) Zach Orr, ILB (restricted FA) Chris Carter, OLB Charles James, CB Jumal Rolle, CB (exclusive rights FA) Shareece Wright, CB Free Agency Additions: Trent Richardson, RB (last with the Oakland Raiders during the 2015 preseason) Terrance West, RB (exclusive rights FA) – re-signed Chase Ford, TE (restricted FA) – re-signed Benjamin Watson, TE – formerly with the Saints Kamar Aiken, WR (restricted FA) – re-signed Daniel Brown, WR (exclusive rights FA) – re-signed Jeremy Butler, WR (exclusive rights FA) – re-signed Kaelin Clay, WR (exclusive rights FA) – re-signed Chris Matthews, WR (exclusive rights FA) – re-signed Mike Wallace, WR – released by the Vikings Ryan Jensen, RT (restricted FA) – re-signed Vladimir Ducasse, G – formerly with the Bear Gino Gradkowski, C – formerly with the Falcons Albert McClellan, ILB – re-signed Jerraud Powers, CB – formerly with the Cardinals Sheldon Price, CB (exclusive rights FA) – re-signed Eric Weddle, FS – formerly with the Chargers Jermaine Whitehead, FS (exclusive rights FA) – re-signed Morgan Cox, LS – re-signed Justin Tucker, K – franchise tagged Free Agency Losses: Matt Schaub, QB – signed with the Falcons Chris Givens, WR – signed with the Eagles Kelechi Osemele, LT – signed with the Raiders Courtney Upshaw, OLB – signed with the Falcons Brynden Trawick, SS (restricted FA) – signed with the Raiders Traded For: TBD Traded Away: TBD Released by Team: Terrence Magee, RB (exclusive rights FA) Chase Ford, TE – signed with the Browns Marlon Brown, WR Cam Worthy, WR Leon Brown, G Chris Canty, DE Daryl Smith, ILB – signed with the Buccaneers Jermaine Whitehead, S Will Hill, SS – suspended 10 games by the NFL for violating the league’s substance abuse policy Draft Picks:1st Round: Ronnie Stanley, Offensive tackle, Notre Dame2nd Round: Kamalei Correa, Outside linebacker, Boise State3rd Round: Bronson Kaufusi, Defensive End, BYU4th Round: Tavon Young, Cornerback, Temple4th Round: Chris Moore, Wide Receiver, Cincinnati4th Round: Alex Lewis, Offensive tackle, Nebraska4th Round: Willie Henry, Defensive Tackle, Michigan4th Round: Kenneth Dixon, Running back, Louisiana Tech5th Round: Matt Judon, Defensive End, Grand Valley State6th Round: Keenan Reynolds, QB/WR, Navy6th Round: Maurice Canady, Cornerback, Virginia 2016 Starters:Offense:QB:Joe FlaccoRB:Justin ForsettWR1:Steve SmithWR2:Mike WallaceWR3:Breshad PerrimanTE1:Crockett GillmoreLT:Ronnie StanleyLG:John UrschelC:Jeremy ZuttahRG:Marshal YandaRT:Rick Wagner Defense:DE:Timmy JerniganDT:Brandon WilliamsDE:Lawrence GuyOLB:Terrell SuggsILB:C.J. MosleyILB:Zachary OrrOLB:Elvis DumervilCB1:Jimmy SmithCB2:Jerraud PowersS:Eric WeddleS:Lardarius Webb 2016 SCHEDULE:Sept. 11: Buffalo Bills, noonSept. 18: at Cleveland Browns, noonSept. 25: at Jacksonville Jaguars, noonOct. 2: Oakland Raiders, noonOct. 9: Washington Redskins, noonOct. 16: at New York Giants, noonOct. 23: at New York Jets, noonNov. 6: Pittsburgh Steelers, noonNov. 10: Cleveland Browns (Thursday), 7:25 p.m.Nov. 20: at Dallas Cowboys, noonNov. 27: Cincinnati Bengals, noonDec. 4: Miami Dolphins, noonDec. 12: at New England Patriots (Monday), 7:30 p.m.Dec. 18: Philadelphia Eagles, noonDec. 25: at Pittsburgh Steelers, 3:30 p.m.Jan. 1: at Cincinnati Bengals, noon PREDICTIONS FOR BALTIMORE IN 2016: The past three years have been a bit tough for the Ravens as if they are falling back a bit which is what all teams do from time to time. They were 8-8 in 2013,were 10-6 in 2014 and 5-11 in 2015 i also wonder if QB Joe Flacco may be beginning to age a bit after all he is about to begin his 9th season in the NFL this season. I also wouldn't doubt it if the GM Ozzie Newsome could be hitting a dry patch with his drafting after all no one is perfect and that includes Newsome himself who a lot of NFL experts consider to be the best GM in the league today. In all honesty the schedule doesn't look that hard at all Cleveland,Buffalo,Jacksonville,Oakland,Washington is how they start out the slate in 2016 BUT its the very end of the schedule where things get very tough starting on a Monday night when the Ravens travel to New England then after that they face the Philadelphia Eagles which should be interesting. After that the Ravens play in two huge division games and both are on the road which is going to be extremely tough. First they play on Christmas Day at Pittsburgh then a week later they are again on the road to play the Bengals on New Years Day. Bovada has the Ravens at 8.5 and i think they can get the over and win around 9 games. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest boatboatboat Posted July 7, 2016 Report Share Posted July 7, 2016 8 and 8 Maybe 7 and 9 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
easy does it Posted July 7, 2016 Report Share Posted July 7, 2016 Bounceback for sure they were decimated by injuries last season Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KingRevolver Posted July 8, 2016 Report Share Posted July 8, 2016 Three more wins this season. 8-8 sounds right. Possibly 9 games... so pass on the o/u 8.5 season total. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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