Baltimore Ravens: The Offense Is Back, But Not Completely

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Nov 10, 2016; Baltimore, MD, USA; Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Breshad Perriman (18) runs for a gain after a catch against the Cleveland Browns at M&T Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mitch Stringer-USA TODAY Sports /

Going Forward

After a breakout performance from the offense, Ravens fans should be confident, but should not get too ahead of themselves. The lack of offense in the first half is still a major concern. Luckily the Browns had offensive problems of their own, only producing 144 total yards. The defense continues to play lights out, but it’s a two way street here. The potential on offense is there, it just needs to be shown for 4 straight quarters.

I still do not trust the offense and neither should anyone else. With upcoming games against the Cowboys and Patriots, the Ravens are going to need to play a complete offensive game if they want to win. If they play same way against quarterbacks like Tom Brady and Dak Prescott, there is going to be some trouble.

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With the way the AFC North is heading, it is possible that 9-7 could win the division. The Ravens have a tough upcoming schedule and will need to play great football just to get to that record.

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