Slowly, the Baltimore Ravens have been regrouping this NFL season, and today they are serious contenders. Next week, they will face none other than Jayden Daniels and the Commanders, and head coach John Harbaugh specifically warned his players about the differences between Daniels and Joe Burrow.
In the traditional press conference for the Ravens, the coach was candid when asked about the opportunity to face a player who is having a standout season, despite being new to the league. Harbaugh even took the opportunity to differentiate him from another great talent like Burrow.
“I see a really good quarterback. Every week, you look at the quarterback; that’s where the offense starts.” Harbaugh spoke about Daniels. “Joe Burrow is a top quarterback in the league. He’s one of the best guys, but he’s one of the best guys in his own unique way, and we saw it on Sunday – the challenges that his game presents.”
Continuing with his thoughts on the rookie quarterback, Harbaugh didn’t mince words: “Jayden Daniels is … Heck, he’s played in, what, five games now? And he’s been one of the best in the league for five games, so far, as a rookie. He plays [differently] than Joe Burrow. Every quarterback plays their own unique way.”
“Similarities, differences, there is always that part of it, but we just have to look at him and how he fits into their offense, and [we have to] prepare for their offense – run by him – and that’s a big challenge. I mean, we’ve got our hands full with that.” John Harbaugh finally concluded.
The Ravens are getting players back
In the lead-up to a major matchup in Week 6 of the NFL against the Washington Commanders, good news is gradually coming in for the Baltimore Ravens regarding players who have missed games due to injury.
As confirmed by Harbaugh in a press conference, one of the players who could return after missing several weeks due to injury is none other than offensive guard Andrew Vorhees.
“Andrew will come back, maybe this week. Three weeks with a high-ankle [sprain] is about right, and gosh, you can’t believe how hard he’s working at it. It’s amazing how tough he is. So, it will be good to have him back, but an object in motion tends to stay in motion.” HC stated.
Baltimore Ravens upcoming matches
- vs Washington Commanders, Week 6
- vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Week 7
- vs Cleveland Browns, Week 8
- vs Denver Broncos, Week 9
- vs Cincinnati Bengals, Week 10