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Explaining the Ravens RBs and the Browns awful defense

BALTIMORE, MD - DECEMBER 18: Running back Kenneth Dixon #30 of the Baltimore Ravens celebrates after scoring a fourth quarter touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles at M&T Bank Stadium on December 18, 2016 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

Every week our trusty analysts here at Pro Football Focus put together a summary of the specific matchups from the week that was. I start my research by reading these summaries, but I don’t stop there.

Next to each team I write down at least one question, something that I want to investigate, to understand.

This week I’m letting you in on my process and going over a time share situation and a matchup evaluation, letting statistical evidence lead you to sleepers you can count on. Together we can dive deeper into the week that was on our way to the fantasy football championship.

Why did the Ravens go back to Terrance West?

Our own Wes Huber wasn’t overly impressed with the two-touchdown-and-one-interception performance that carried Joe Flacco and the Baltimore Ravens to victory. Flacco struggled, only completing three of his nine attempts that went for nine or more yards downfield. And he only completed 45.0 percent of his pass attempts while averaging 3.8 yards per attempt when not blitzed.


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