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7 WINNERS, 3 LOSERS FROM THE RAVENS’ PRESEASON LOSS TO THE EAGLES

Who gained and lost ground following the Ravens’ last-second preseason loss to
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The Baltimore Ravens’ suffered their first loss of the 2024 season by way of a
last-second 49-yard field goal from Philadelphia Eagles kicker Jake Elliott. But
regardless of the 16-13 final score, much more is important with regard to who
improved their status toward making the 53-man roster and earning starting
roles.

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WINNERS

RB Owen Wright — The Ravens gave the starting nod not to their fifth-round
rookie running back Rasheen Ali, but Wright, who has made a strong case
throughout training camp to win the No. 3 role. Wright finished with seven
attempts for 33 yards, good for a 4.7 yards per carry average, and added another
17 yards on one reception. To go along with his statistical production was an
impressive blitz pickup on a 3rd & 10, where Wright didn’t hesitate with a
sprinting backer surging through the gap. Had Wright been a split-second later
to the play, quarterback Josh Johnson was in for a crushing sack. Wright shared
practice had prepared him for the play, adding, “I think it’s easier to pick up
[in a game] than [in] practice, honestly, because of our defense.”

LB Trenton Simpson — Expectations for Simpson are high as he’s been granted the
opportunity to become the Ravens’ No. 2 linebacker beside Roquan Smith. Tonight,
he was given the responsibility of the “green dot,” in a first both for him and
Defensive Coordinator Zach Orr, calling the defense. Simpson finished as the
game leader in total tackles (11) and solo tackles (5).

Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh said he liked what he saw from Simpson.

“[I saw] a lot of great stuff,” Harbaugh said. “He flies around. I promise you —
he’s not happy with the way he played. He thinks he can play a lot better.
...He’ll be looking to improve between now and next week, but that’s a good
start for him.”

CB Nate Wiggins — It was a first defensive drive to remember for the No. 30
overall pick as Wiggins accumulated three pass breakups in one drive, including
back-to-back pass breakups on 3rd & 8 and 4th & 8 for a turnover on downs.



Unfortunately, Wiggins’ suffered a shoulder injury in the second half and did
not return from the locker room. After the game, Harbaugh did not provide an
update on Wiggins’ status.

S Sanoussi Kane — Flying around on special teams is what both Harbaugh and
General Manager Eric DeCosta wanted to see from Kane upon drafting him and he
delivered. Twice, Kane was the first player Eagles punt returners encountered
and he came through with challenging open-field tackles. In the second half,
Kane suffered a stinger injury and was eventually downgraded to out for the
contest.



P Jordan Stout — With a paltry offense finishing 2-for-12 on third down, with
both coming in a single drive, the Ravens got an extended look at both their
punt coverage unit and Stout’s craft. Stout finished with an average of 51.5
yards, with his longest punt on the night traveling 64 yards. On one punt, Stout
sent one back deep and after Eagles returner Britain Covey forced four missed
tackles, the punter came up to and delivered the play-ending tackle after 26
return yards.

OT Roger Rosengarten — Anchoring has been an ongoing learning experience for the
second-round rookie in training camp. At times, he holds his own, but the
Ravens’ starting edge rushers have bested him more than the Ravens’ brass would
like. Tonight, Rosengarten stood his ground, showed mobility and opened a
running lane for Johnson on a 9-yard scramble.

OT Patrick Mekari — Both Rosengarten and Mekari are vying for the the open right
tackle position on the Ravens offensive line and Mekari didn’t give up ground in
tonight’s performance. The Ravens see him as a viable starter at right tackle
along with their super-sub backup across all five positions if necessary. But
his performance against the Eagles keeps him within the Harbaugh’s desire to
play “the best five players” on their offensive line.


LOSERS

Backup Quarterbacks — The Ravens are keen on keeping Johnson as their No. 2
quarterback, but his performance tonight left much to be desired. He played the
first half and the Ravens finished with 109 net yards and went 0-for-5 on third
downs. He finished the night going 4-of-12 for 62 yards and a quarterback rating
of 51.4.

But Johnson isn’t in a heated competition for the No. 2 role as rookie
quarterback Devin Leary’s night was equally uninspiring, finishing 6-of-10 for
37 yards.

Both quarterbacks were sacked once. Neither tested the Eagles’ secondary; though
in fairness, the Eagles didn’t test the Ravens’ much either.



But for their struggles, it was undrafted rookie Emory Jones whose single
offensive snap had the worst result. After Eagles kicker Jake Elliott rung his
second kick of the night off an upright on a 50-yard field goal attempt, Jones
took the field with 19 seconds remaining in the 13-13 game. Jones was
immediately strip-sacked by Eagles pass rusher Patrick Johnson, who recovered
the fumble at the Ravens’ 32-yard line. And bestowed with a second chance,
Elliott knocked through the game -winning 49-yard field goal as the time
expired.

RB Rasheen Ali — The biggest critique of Ali coming out of the draft was his
ball security. He held onto the rock well in his 10 carries for 26 yards (2.6
YPC), but nearly fumbled his first kick return. After a 31-yard bursting return,
Ali lost the football as he hit the ground. Fortunately, he was ruled down and
wasn’t credited with a turnover.

RG Daniel Faalele — Throughout training camp, Faalele has been taken the lion’s
share of reps at starting right guard. He’s been inconsistent in camp, but it’s
been chalked up to him learning the new position. Against the Eagles, Faalele
wasn’t porous, but his speed was lacking. When pulling, he needed to get around
the line faster to seal a lane for the ball-carrier. Faalele will need to show
significant improvement to earn the starting role.




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