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The year was odd for Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco and it could become a lot stranger against the Steelers on Sunday.
From Lamar Jackson's editorial to the fairly widespread belief that Flacco enters his final year in Baltimore at the persistence of the pre-season that he could be hit this year with a start to the season panting at a slowdown After three stretches at In the last four games, Flacco are in a cross match as the Ravens attempt to complete the Steelers' sweep in Baltimore.
Aside from the fact that: (1) the Steelers are playing better than they were in the fourth week; (2) the crows are not; and (3) Flacco will miss both starting tacklers. Flacco will be forced to honor the check that he wrote five weeks ago after a 12-point win in Pittsburgh.
After the 26-14 win at Heinz Field, Flacco said, "I really thought we could have 28, 30, 35 points at halftime. It's not as if today were the toughest games I have ever played at Pittsburgh Steeler.
The Steelers have taken note, and now they may be trying to take something else.
"It was a bit shocking," said goalkeeper Ramon Foster this week via Ed Bouchette of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. "He did not feel like he was hit hard enough. We'll see how it goes. You do not really see a quarterback say anything like that. "
"I do not like this comment, because I feel like at Baltimore Week, I'm already preparing my body as it's going to be bruising," said Sean Davis, safety manager. . "We'll see if he has the same answer after this game. In my head, I'm preparing for a bruise. Maybe he was lucky he might have escaped a couple. Of course it will be physical.
This will certainly be the case, as almost all Steelers-Ravens games. And the stakes will be important, as in almost all Steelers-Ravens games. And if Flacco does not change things from Sunday, this could be his last Steelers-Ravens game.
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