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Former NFL defensive tackle and Sports USA Radio analyst Brandon Noble, who called the Ravens’ Week 7 loss to the Bengals, talked with PressBox about what unfolded and why Baltimore has blown so many double-digit leads.
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Former Ravens TE Daniel Wilcox believes Baltimore has the players to be successful on defense, it’s just a question of adjusting to a new coaching staff and building chemistry. “I definitely don’t think it’s a personnel problem,” Wilcox said.
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As the Ravens’ defense looks to recapture the status it once had, Jaire Alexander looks to be a key piece. “I’m going to bring that energy and that juice,” Alexander said, “so everything else will fall into place.”
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Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton was back on the practice field on Thursday, an encouraging sign as he recovers from an ankle injury suffered a week ago against Cincinnati. But another defensive back, Arthur Maulet, was added to the injury report with a calf injury.
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John Harbaugh said he and his staff spent much of their “mini-bye” weekend working to solve issues with the Ravens’ beleaguered pass defense, and he acknowledged both unacceptable struggles and a “great sense of urgency” to get the problem fixed.
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Former Ravens defensive coordinator Dean Pees is returning to the team in an advisory role to work with first-year coordinator Zach Orr. “I’m really excited about it,” head coach John Harbaugh said. ” … It can make us better, so I’m happy about that.”
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After signing a two-year contract extension with the Ravens, cornerback Arthur Maulet is looking forward to working with new DC Zach Orr. ” He’s going to have the defense flying around,” Maulet said. “… He’s going to push you to be great, so I think it is a perfect match.”
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“I want our defense to play together, first and foremost,” new Ravens defensive coordinator Zach Orr said as he met with the media Feb. 6.
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Former Patriots defensive back and current NBC analyst Devin McCourty says Ravens standout safety Kyle Hamilton represents a new breed of defensive back without a defined position, a trend that began when McCourty was in the league.
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After suffering season-ending injuries in 2021 and 2022, Ravens defensive tackle Michael Pierce is healthy again and embracing a leadership role as one of the team’s veterans. “To be a part of the head of the Ravens’ defense, it’s more than I could ever ask for,” Pierce said.
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