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Baltimore Ravens: Nnamdi Madubuike
Baltimore Ravens: Nnamdi Madubuike
September 22, 2024
Nnamdi Madubuike played a key role in controlling the line of scrimmage against the Cowboys, contributing to a strong defensive effort that limited Dallas to just 51 rushing yards. While he didn’t always generate pressure on the quarterback, his presence forced Dak Prescott to move around in the pocket, which was advantageous given Prescott's scrambling limitations. Madubuike's performance helped the Ravens to abandon the Cowboys' running game early in the second half.

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Mike Preston’s report card: Grades from Ravens' win over Cowboys
Mike Preston
Baltimore Sun
Mike Preston’s report card: Grades from Ravens' win over Cowboys

The Baltimore Ravens secured their first victory of the season with a narrow 28-25 win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3. Quarterback Lamar Jackson showcased his dual-threat ability, rushing for 87 yards and throwing for 182. Derrick Henry starred with a strong ground game, while the offensive line significantly improved their performance.

Defensively, the Ravens disrupted the Cowboys' run game and saw an effective showing from their linebackers, particularly Roquan Smith. However, the secondary struggled at times, particularly with Dallas receiver CeeDee Lamb.

Despite missed opportunities on special teams and a few late-game hiccups, the Ravens' coaching staff managed to maintain control and secure their first win, although some areas still need improvement.

https://www.baltimoresun.com/2024/09/22/mike-prest..
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Mike Preston’s report card: Grades from Ravens' win over Cowboys
Mike Preston
Baltimore Sun
Mike Preston’s report card: Grades from Ravens' win over Cowboys

The Baltimore Ravens secured their first victory of the season with a narrow 28-25 win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3. Quarterback Lamar Jackson showcased his dual-threat ability, rushing for 87 yards and throwing for 182. Derrick Henry starred with a strong ground game, while the offensive line significantly improved their performance.

Defensively, the Ravens disrupted the Cowboys' run game and saw an effective showing from their linebackers, particularly Roquan Smith. However, the secondary struggled at times, particularly with Dallas receiver CeeDee Lamb.

Despite missed opportunities on special teams and a few late-game hiccups, the Ravens' coaching staff managed to maintain control and secure their first win, although some areas still need improvement.

https://www.baltimoresun.com/2...