Being a wide receiver in Baltimore has never been easy. For decades the Ravens’ passing game has been challenged by coordinators who lacked the creativity to scheme an aerial attack that could spread a defense and manipulate its soft spots. Making the implementation of air strikes even more daunting has been an organizational philosophy to playing great defense complemented by a physical rushing offense. Mix it all up and what you get is a graveyard for the careers of pass catchers. And when the pass catcher is a rookie, the slope to success in Baltimore gets even slipperier. Just ask Devontez Walker.
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