Baltimore Ravens

2,000.

Yep, basically saying that's the 2,000 Ravens.

who won a Super Bowl with Trent Dilfer at quarterback, and then Trent Dilfer was Elvis Gerbacht.

To make the case, maybe Trent Dilfer needed to stick around for the Baltimore Ravens to compete.

So I do think as much as you want the Vikings offense to get better, and I think everybody knows that it needs to be better, At 6-0, this is a playoff team.

Now it's going to just end up, in my opinion, being what type of playoff team is this? Is this a 10-7 playoff team that starts to take it on the chin a lot when they play really good teams? Or can this be a team that, at this point, is probably more wins than not? At the end of the day, you're going to look at it and say it was the defense that did it.

You're the 85 Bears.

You're the 2,000 Ravens.

But you got a little more offense than that.

But just still play that way.

So

they've been road dogs up until this one.

Blew a game at home against the Ravens.

But yeah, that's right.

I don't know what he expected the Browns to do squat this season, including me.

They are a first-place team looking down on the Steelers, looking down on the Ravens and the Bengals, and that rookie wide receiver is a big part of it.

KC! Concepcion, fun name to say, fun guy to watch play.

That's my game ball, Jamie Rudolph.

And I was saying to some pals here on text message that, what the hell? You talk about how unpredictable the NFL is.

Why is this Bengals offense struggling so mightily against the Ravens and then they win? proved that they didn't need to be struggling as they hammered Baltimore all through that second half.

Nick Kostos, how say you on Jesse Minter's defense?

Well, um, Are we sure John Harbaugh is still not coaching the Ravens? This is not John Harbaugh, Giants coach, where he's doing a great job.

You mentioned the Cincinnati Bengals.

They put a little bit of a whooping on the Baltimore Ravens, and it was all second half for the Cincinnati Bengals because they were down early.

And every time I looked over at the Cincinnati Bengals game, they were in the red zone, and they were scoring against the Baltimore Ravens.

It ended up being a 35-13 win for Cincinnati in this one.

so burrow and company coming off a buy started very sluggish and then erupted i'll get to that in a minute but this has gone on honestly for like five years for the ravens it doesn't matter if it's lamar or a different quarterback or obviously harbaugh or a different head coach no team in the league squanders big leads like the Ravens.

Half a sack for Brian Cook coming down from the safety line.

Blitz as well.

So we have four sacks on the on the day for the Cincinnati Bengals defense on that Baltimore Ravens team and only one sack going the other way in in my screen.

And other people's teams out here looking crazy.

The Baltimore Ravens.

Oh, y'all talk, talk, talk.

They're 4-3.

All right, early window.

Baltimore, Buffalo.

Baltimore.

Huntley is your quarterback.

Not Lamar, despite all the Lamar comings and goings of last week.

Then we'll go to 10-0 and then 13-0.

That's the whole first half.

13-0 Baltimore.

They're also a definition of a tale of two halves in that game.

You know, Ravens looked like they were in a nice position, 13 to zero at halftime.

And then Joe burrow and Cincinnati came back and absolutely bombarded the Baltimore Ravens in that second half.

So a nice win for Cincinnati to bundle.

What about you? Best bet on the board.

Like you mentioned, Vikings the only one.

Bengals were down 13-0 at halftime but managed to beat the Ravens 35-13.

Giants beat the Texans 27-21 in overtime.

And then the Rams, Bucks, and Lions also big winners.