NFL.com Gregg Rosenthal: “Look for L.A. to lean heavily on Todd Gurley, even with Brandin Cooks expected to return to the lineup. The Rams are now the team trying to limit possessions, lean on their defense and keep it close against 2019's ‘It team.’"
The Rams’ wide receiver corps could present problems for the Ravens.
Rams Wire’s Cameron DaSilva: “As good as the Ravens defense has been in recent weeks, they’ve struggled against wide receivers this season. According to Inside Edge, Baltimore has allowed 178.6 yards per game to wide receivers, which is the sixth-highest mark in the NFL. Their 13.9 receptions per game allowed to wide receivers is also the sixth-most in the NFL. After the catch, Baltimore has had trouble wrapping up wideouts. The Ravens give up 4.7 yards after catch per reception this season, tied for seventh-most in the league. That should give way to a strong performance by Cooper Kupp and Brandin Cooks, as well as Robert Woods, if he returns.”
The Ravens defense will harass Rams quarterback Jared Goff, who has thrown 10 interceptions and fumbled nine times this season.
Sports Illustrated’s Todd Karpovich: “The Ravens have already beaten some of the league's most elite quarterbacks in Russell Wilson, Tom Brady and Deshaun Watson. ... The Ravens are going to keep [Goff] under pressure and force him to make mistakes.”
The Ravens are likely to win the turnover battle.
Penn Live’s Aaron Kasinitz: “15.3 percent of the Rams’ offensive drives end in turnovers, the sixth-most in the NFL. … Los Angeles is 2-3 when coughs the ball up at least twice. The Ravens defense has forced at least two turnovers in four straight games, all victories. So a couple takeaways might illuminate the easiest path to a primetime road win Monday night.”
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