‘Ravens 37, Bills 20.’
Archives for October 23, 2010
Troup’s role expanding
‘”If you don’t stop the run, you are not going to win very many football games,” Gailey said. “I know that. So, we’ve got to continue to try to get that done. You’re always tweaking. You are always using different types of either personnel groupings or different fronts-different schemes to try to get better. As I said earlier, we are still trying to find the right combination and the right way to go about playing run defense. We haven’t found it yet.”‘
Edwards all business on return
‘"It’s going to be different going into that stadium and running over to the visitor’s sideline," Edwards said. "I’m looking forward to seeing some of the guys and some of the coaching staff, but at the end of the day you’ve got a job to do and I’ve prepared the best I can to go play my butt off on Sunday."’
Williams questionable for Sunday’s game
‘”I think the thing that [the Bills’ medical staff] said when I did it, when I had the bone bruise, it grabbed a ligament and the ligament was so inflamed and they pumped me full of anti-inflammatory [medication],” said Williams, who was hurt during Wednesday’s practice. “They said once the ligament stops getting inflamed I will get better a lot quicker, so it felt pretty good today. A little twinge in it, but I’ve got a lot of time. So, we’ll see how it goes.”‘
Buffalo Bills’ struggles point to third-down woes
‘”It’s been bad,” Gailey said, acknowledging the third-down conversion rate, which is better than only Chicago’s low success percentage of 17.6.’
Saturday’s Baltimore Coverage
Ravens defensive coordinator Greg Mattison assesses pass rush (Baltimore Sun)
Reed still not sure he’ll play Sunday vs. Bills (Baltimore Sun)
If Reed is Reed, it’ll be big boost for Ravens (Baltimore Sun)
Jamison Hensley’s Scouting report: Ravens vs. Bills (Baltimore Sun)
Mike Preston’s Ravens-Bills matchups (Baltimore Sun)
Media roundup: Who’s picking the Ravens vs. Bills Sunday? (Baltimore Sun)
Ngata adds pass rush to arsenal (Carroll County Times)
Ravens TE Heap questionable, three others out (The Sports Network)
Ravens Must Break Out Of Cover-2 (BaltimoreRavens.com)
Ngata Becoming A ‘Great One’ (BaltimoreRavens.com)
Bills situation is beyond hope
‘Why would Trent Edwards be in the “K-gun” offense last year? Why was Marv Levy placed in charge a few years back? Why would Wilson fly Dick Jauron to the midwest and then fire his offensive coordinator a week before the season? How could he pick Nix and Gailey as the answers? Is Wilson living in the past? Does he see what he going on? Does he recognize what is going on? It is great that the Bills have their stadium named after Ralph Wilson, but the missed the window before the economy tanked to get a mega buck sponsor for the stadium’s naming rights.’
Ravens focused on beating winless Bills before bye
‘”We’re going to go into our bye and they’re coming off theirs, so we’re going to have to come ready to play,” Baltimore quarterback Joe Flacco said. “They’re going to come out pretty pumped up in our house, and they’re going to try to get after it.”‘
Bills CB McGee ruled out for Sunday
‘Linebacker Keith Ellison, who was limited in practice all week with a knee injury, is questionable while defensive tackle Kyle Williams, who was held out of practice on Thursday and Friday, is also questionable.’
Corto activated to 53-man roster
‘”They know how anxious I’ve been,” said Corto. “I was eager to be out there. It was a real long wait, but it was worth it because I got healthy. I feel ready to go.”‘
Williams to be game time decision
‘”Since Kyle hasn’t practiced he’s going to be questionable for the game,” said Gailey.’
Gameday Tipsheet – Week 7
‘ Buffalo has struggled considerably in this area on both sides of the ball. They have to be decidedly better in converting on offense and getting stops on defense. The Bills have to at least play the Ravens to a draw in terms of third down conversions to have a chance in this game, and that’s going to be difficult against the league’s top ranked third down defense.’
Kelly’s Call: Stick together and hope for better
‘When you get beat, you get beat and you’re just not as good as the person in front of you. But when you have mental mistakes that’s how the problems multiply and they can often be the difference between winning and losing as we’ve seen through the first five games this season.’