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Ravens News 5/28: Pass-first Potential and more According to Sports Info Solutions data, if you were to move the Ravens’ 49 scrambles over to their passing column, remove their 13 kneel-downs from their running column and imagine all 32 sacks as pass attempts, the margin narrows considerably. Add the 23 pass attempts and scrambles nullified by penalties, compared to the nine designed runs taken off the books, and unofficially, 510 Ravens plays had started off as passes — and just 502 as runs. “There are times when people, from a numerical standpoint, are just going to dare you to throw ...

Super serious Eagles jersey number analytics The moment you’ve all been patiently waiting for. Credit: @BrandonGowton I’m not joking when I say that one of my favorite podcasts to record for BGN Radio each year is the #JerseyNumberAnalytics breakdown I do with Benjamin Solak. You know, the one where we go through the Philadelphia Eagles’ entire roster and analyze what a player’s number says about his outlook? silly and fun very serious breakdown of every player on the team ... and even five tryout players at rookie minicamp as well. QB Jamie Newman - 10 TE Jack Stoll - 85

Belichick remains “bullish” on Newton and plans on the veteran to be the starting quarterback for the upcoming season.

"Ideally, you don't pick a wide receiver in the first round in consecutive years, but Smith is too good to pass up at No. 12. He gives the Eagles the true No. 1 WR they're lacking." "Of course the Eagles would also like a top WR, but CB Darius Slay needs a counterpart on the other side, and Surtain is terrific." "The Eagles desperately need a No. 1 receiver to anchor the passing game. The silky-smooth Smith is an exceptional route runner with vertical playmaking ability." "The Eagles need some help in the secondary opposite Darius Slay, and with Horn available here, Philly gets one of the eli...

Ravens News 4/27: Undervalued Prospects and more Photo by John Rivera/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Minnesota’s Rashod Bateman Why he’d fit: The Ravens need a receiver who can get open — ideally, an outside receiver. That’s Bateman. He was good in the slot at Minnesota but great out wide. According to Pro Football Focus, Bateman had a top-10 rate of separation over the past two seasons, and ranked first among Power Five conference receivers in yards per route run (3.74) when lined up on the outside. According to SIS, in 2019, Bateman ranked first in the Football Bowl Subdivision i...