During this past offseason the Ravens organization had an opportunity to take a long, hard look at itself – to do some self-scouting and set in action a course of direction which would prevent them from repeating the disaster that was the 2015 season.
So far through six games in 2016, things don’t appear to have changed all that much.
The offseason questions about the offensive line, the secondary breakdowns and the pass rush (or lack thereof) still linger. The approach both offensively and defensively hasn’t really changed. And for some reason a player who can run down the field and get a close up look of a punt returner making a fair catch or a kick returner taking a knee for a touchback, is more appealing than a player who might provide a spark on offense or defense.