Ravens'N'Hoos
09-29-2006, 10:00 AM
Pete Prisco picks the Ravens, 17-13 (http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/features/writers/prisco/picks), for whatever that's worth (probably nothing, but nice to see anyway!).
"This is a game that features two of the league's best defenses. It should be fun to watch from a hitting standpoint. Traveling across the country is tough for any team, even a team coming off the bye. The Ravens do enough on offense to remain unbeaten."
Pete King of SI picks us too (http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/writers/peter_king/09/28/week4.matchups/index.html):
In potentially the game of the weekend, I like Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers to hold his own, even in a very tough road environment against the unpredictably multiple Baltimore defense. Steve McNair has to play better, and I think he will. He's completed 55 percent of his throws, but he looks out of sync in the Ravens' scheme. I saw too many of McNair's throws sail last week in Cleveland. This is a game Adalius Thomas and his Ravens defensive mates will have to win.
Baltimore 22, San Diego 16
"This is a game that features two of the league's best defenses. It should be fun to watch from a hitting standpoint. Traveling across the country is tough for any team, even a team coming off the bye. The Ravens do enough on offense to remain unbeaten."
Pete King of SI picks us too (http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/writers/peter_king/09/28/week4.matchups/index.html):
In potentially the game of the weekend, I like Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers to hold his own, even in a very tough road environment against the unpredictably multiple Baltimore defense. Steve McNair has to play better, and I think he will. He's completed 55 percent of his throws, but he looks out of sync in the Ravens' scheme. I saw too many of McNair's throws sail last week in Cleveland. This is a game Adalius Thomas and his Ravens defensive mates will have to win.
Baltimore 22, San Diego 16