Jan 3, 2015; Pittsburgh, PA, USA; Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith (89) runs with the ball prior to the 2014 AFC Wild Card playoff football game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports
Welcome to the Daily Caw, where we round up all the latest Ravens news and notes from around the web. Today we have lots of niceties leading up to Saturday’s Ravens and Patriots matchup including Bill Belichick’s kind words for Joe Flacco and Justin Forsett, Tom Brady praises Terrell Suggs, and Steve Smith is happy he chose the Ravens over the Patriots.
Tom Brady Praises Terrell Suggs, Suggs is Suprised
Suggs is more of the trash talking type, so it’s no surprise he was a little taken back when Tom Brady called him “phenomenal.” Both have a rich history of exchanging verbal jabs with each other on and off the field, and Suggs still won’t refer to Brady by his name, simply calling him “the quarterback for the New England Patriots.”
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Steve Smith Happy He Chose Ravens Over Patriots
Smith received calls from several teams when the Panthers cut him loose last offseason, including the Patriots. The Ravens wouldn’t let him leave the building, however, and he wound up signing with them before he could take the trip to New England.
Torrey Smith Anticipates Matching Up With Brandon Browner
Most expect Darrelle Revis to stick to Steve Smith Saturday, leading to Torrey Smith’s expectation of seeing lots of Brandon Browner in coverage.
Bill Belichick Impressed With Justin Forsett, Joe Flacco
Belichick had praise for several players Tuesday, including Forsett and Flacco, specifically pointing out Forsett’s vision and ability to break tackles along with Flacco’s deep accuracy.
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