The Ravens entered the game against the Packers on Sunday as the 31st-ranked pass defense. That’s not ideal when facing the likes of future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers who has been on fire of late. Prior to yesterday, Rodgers had thrown for 1,033 yards, 10 TDs, 0 INTs, completing 70.1% of his passes to go with a passer rating of 128.9 during his three previous games. Making matters even more daunting, Baltimore’s already depleted secondary took a couple more hits prior to the game when it was learned that both Chris Westry and Jimmy Smith would miss the contest stemming from COVID-related issues.
Conversion Fails, So Do Ravens
