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I don't think Marcus Peters has been *bad* per se. I think that the level of excellence he showed in 2019, plus the contract, gave fans a certain level of expectations for him, and he isn't living up to those for the #Ravens.
Now, that (1/?) https://twitter.com/iandschultz/status/1336742636145741824
I don't think Marcus Peters has been *bad* per se. I think that the level of excellence he showed in 2019, plus the contract, gave fans a certain level of expectations for him, and he isn't living up to those for the #Ravens.
Now, that (1/?) https://twitter.com/iandschultz/status/1336742636145741824
being said, for whatever reason, opposing QBs are viewing him as the 'best matchup' when all three (Marlon, Marcus, Jimmy) are healthy. This is resulting in more targets his way, which is resulting in more 'broken' plays given his gambling style on the #Ravens.
Since he (2/?)
Since he (2/?)
isn't providing the splash plays for the #Ravens that he did in 2019, the good isn't outweighing the 'bad' in the eyes of the fans.
I *have* noticed an uptick in his wrapping up, and he's taking better angles of pursuit. There *are* times where he seems disinterested, but (3/4)
I *have* noticed an uptick in his wrapping up, and he's taking better angles of pursuit. There *are* times where he seems disinterested, but (3/4)
I don't think they're happening as often as I'm seeing some #Ravens fans say that they are.
Winning often hides deficiencies. But these deficiencies were apparent to anybody who honed in on the corner play in 2019 - they were just balanced out by more 'oh my god' plays.
Winning often hides deficiencies. But these deficiencies were apparent to anybody who honed in on the corner play in 2019 - they were just balanced out by more 'oh my god' plays.
