The Ravens’ passing defense has had its share of struggles this season. Baltimore ranks 23rd in the NFL, allowing 229.8 passing yards per game. Over their last four games, opposing quarterbacks have thrown for 987 yards (246.8 per game) and seven touchdowns. There’s certainly room for improvement, but I also think there are some things on film that suggest this group can play better football as the season progresses.
How can the Baltimore Ravens Clean Up Their Pass Defense?
Taking a closer look at Marlon Humphrey, coverage over the middle, and how the Ravens can get their pass rush and secondary working together.
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