Ravens Could Go From Worst to First Sunday, AFC North Favorites?
By Brett Foote
Nov 9, 2014; Baltimore, MD, USA; Tennessee Titans offensive tackle Taylor Lewan (77) is shoved by Baltimore Ravens linebacker Courtney Upshaw (91) in the fourth quarter at M&T Bank Stadium. The Ravens won 21-7. Mandatory Credit: Evan Habeeb-USA TODAY Sports
Welcome to the Daily Caw, where we round up all the latest Ravens news and notes in one place for your convenience. Today we wonder if the Ravens might go from worst to first this weekend without even stepping on the field, Brandon Williams is on a mission, Kyle Juszczyk is turning out to be a solid blocker, and Justin Forsett is proving that age is nothing but a number.
Are the Ravens Still AFC North Favorites?
At least Peter King thinks so.
RT @brewdevil81: Front runner to win the AFC North? ... Baltimore.
— Peter King (@peter_king) November 15, 2014
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Ravens Evaluating Offense This Week
Hint: run the ball more. Just saying.
Brandon Williams is on a Mission
The big man is having a heck of a season, and this fact has somewhat gotten lost in the shuffle. Now here’s an inside peek into his bye week excursion.
Kyle Juszczyk Impressing as Lead Blocker
Juice was hyped up as a weapon in the passing game for basically the entire offseason, but he has also proven to be a more than adequate lead blocker. And all this from a guy who was once told that he was too small to be an NFL fullback.
Justin Forsett is an Ageless Wonder
In all fairness, the guy is only 29 years old and doesn’t have many carries in his career. But in running back years, he’s ancient.
Could the Ravens Go From Worst to First on Bye Week?
Yes, we’re saying there’s a chance. Not a great one, but a chance. We wouldn’t be surprised if the Bengals lost to the Saints, or even if the Browns fell to the Texans. But the Steelers must also lose to the Titans. Then again, Pittsburgh couldn’t beat the lowly Jets last week, so anything is possible.