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Linebacker Za 'Darius Smith (90) of the Baltimore Ravens celebrates his match after forcing a fumble on Tennessee Titans half-titans, Marcus Mariota, in the first half of a football match in the NFL, Sunday, October 14, 2018 in Nashville, Tennessee. Mariota recovered the ball on the game. (AP Photo / James Kenney)
Statistics can sometimes be misleading in football, but the numbers of Sunday's game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Tennessee Titans tell the true story.
The Ravens had one of the best defensive performances in the team's history and completely pushed the Titans back in a 21-0 win over the Nashville rains on Sunday. Each of the nine races in Tennessee ended with a punt and the Titans rarely made it to Baltimore territory, quarterback Marcus Mariota and his crime seeming often lost and confused. In addition, the Baltimore offense played hard, accumulating 369 yards of offense and retaining a possession time advantage of just over 15 minutes.
Here's a look at how the Ravens dismantled the Titans and moved to 4-2 this season, finding the first-ever tie-up in North AFC:
0– The number of points allowed by the Ravens in this match. In fact, it's also the number of touchdowns that Baltimore has dropped in the second half of any game of the season. Coach John Harbaugh, at his Monday press conference, said his defense was aware of this, but wanted the group to keep playing hard all the time. "What I like about our guys, no matter the circumstances, they will fight, fight and fight each game," Harbaugh said. "And, the other team sometimes plays games and sometimes puts you on your heels, and you have to keep fighting, keep them out of the end zone."
Until now, in the second half of the season, they did it.
6– The number of WR Michael Crabtree catches, including a touchdown in the first period. Crabtree is a veteran who dropped three assists, including a touchdown, in last week's 12-9 loss to Cleveland. Crabtree worked hard during training all week. The Ravens targeted him early, and he had 93 yards on the ground and a touchdown touchdown of 4 yards. It did not have drops either, the best statistic of all.
"It's football, you know, I say it often," Crabtree said at a press conference after Sunday's game. "I'm going to say it all the time, because that's it, preparation, work hard to train and get back to base, that's my formula."
11– The number of bags that the Ravens finished Sunday. It's a new franchise record. Za & Darius Smith led the way with three players while eight players finished with bags in total. The Ravens wanted to keep the laptop Mariota in the pocket and they did it. In addition, the defensive coverage on the receivers was excellent, Mariota often had no one to throw or anywhere to go – which led to bags several times.
"The key?" Smith said at a press conference after the match. "I would just say that the team works together as a defense, so getting bags requires good coverage, so I say on the line that they did their job very well and, as you've seen we went out with 11 bags. "
106–The number of yards with which the Tennessee offensive has ended. The Titans absolutely could not move the ball against a Baltimore defense displaying a number of different looks and patterns. They put players here, there and everything and covered all the ground at the same time. It was too difficult for the Titans to handle. In addition, the Ravens and defensive coordinator Don "Wink" Martindale may have been a little excited to face their former defensive coordinator, Dean Pees, who currently holds the position in Tennessee.
"Yes, you have to be happy for Wink (Don Martindale)," Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith said at a press conference after the match. "He called a record-breaking game, playing against the former defensive coordinator (Dean Pees) .This match is very important, whether people want to say it or not, but the way we do it. we won was importing. "
123– The number of meters that the Ravens have earned rushing. They did everything they could to start the ground game, running 35 times out of 37. They are still looking for more than 123 yards, but that made a difference in that match because the Ravens had longer runs that put pressure on the Tennessee defense.
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Linebacker Za 'Darius Smith (90) of the Baltimore Ravens celebrates his match after forcing a fumble on Tennessee Titans half-titans, Marcus Mariota, in the first half of a football match in the NFL, Sunday, October 14, 2018 in Nashville, Tennessee. Mariota recovered the ball on the game. (AP Photo / James Kenney)
Statistics can sometimes be misleading in football, but the numbers of Sunday's game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Tennessee Titans tell the true story.
The Ravens had one of the best defensive performances in the team's history and completely pushed the Titans back in a 21-0 win over the Nashville rains on Sunday. Each of the nine races in Tennessee ended with a punt and the Titans rarely made it to Baltimore territory, quarterback Marcus Mariota and his crime seeming often lost and confused. In addition, the Baltimore offense played hard, accumulating 369 yards of offense and retaining a possession time advantage of just over 15 minutes.
Here's a look at how the Ravens dismantled the Titans and moved to 4-2 this season, finding the first-ever tie-up in North AFC:
0– The number of points allowed by the Ravens in this match. In fact, it's also the number of touchdowns that Baltimore has dropped in the second half of any game of the season. Coach John Harbaugh, at his Monday press conference, said his defense was aware of this, but wanted the group to keep playing hard all the time. "What I like about our guys, no matter the circumstances, they will fight, fight and fight each game," Harbaugh said. "And, the other team sometimes plays games and sometimes puts you on your heels, and you have to keep fighting, keep them out of the end zone."
Until now, in the second half of the season, they did it.
6– The number of WR Michael Crabtree catches, including a touchdown in the first period. Crabtree is a veteran who dropped three assists, including a touchdown, in last week's 12-9 loss to Cleveland. Crabtree worked hard during training all week. The Ravens targeted him early, and he had 93 yards on the ground and a touchdown touchdown of 4 yards. It did not have drops either, the best statistic of all.
"It's football, you know, I say it often," Crabtree said at a press conference after Sunday's game. "I'm going to say it all the time, because that's it, preparation, work hard to train and get back to base, that's my formula."
11– The number of bags that the Ravens finished Sunday. It's a new franchise record. Za & Darius Smith led the way with three players while eight players finished with bags in total. The Ravens wanted to keep the laptop Mariota in the pocket and they did it. In addition, the defensive coverage on the receivers was excellent, Mariota often had no one to throw or anywhere to go – which led to bags several times.
"The key?" Smith said at a press conference after the match. "I would just say that the team works together as a defense, so getting bags requires good coverage, so I say on the line that they did their job very well and, as you've seen we went out with 11 bags. "
106–The number of yards with which the Tennessee offensive has ended. The Titans absolutely could not move the ball against a Baltimore defense displaying a number of different looks and patterns. They put players here, there and everything and covered all the ground at the same time. It was too difficult for the Titans to handle. In addition, the Ravens and defensive coordinator Don "Wink" Martindale may have been a little excited to face their former defensive coordinator, Dean Pees, who currently holds the position in Tennessee.
"Yes, you have to be happy for Wink (Don Martindale)," Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith said at a press conference after the match. "He called a record-breaking game, playing against the former defensive coordinator (Dean Pees) .This match is very important, whether people want to say it or not, but the way we do it. we won was importing. "
123– The number of meters that the Ravens have earned rushing. They did everything they could to start the ground game, running 35 times out of 37. They are still looking for more than 123 yards, but that made a difference in that match because the Ravens had longer runs that put pressure on the Tennessee defense.
