Defensive line: C+
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( Baltimore Sun photo by Kenneth K. Lam / January 20, 2013 ) The Patriots had a lot of yardage, but the Ravens were strong in preventing big plays. The Ravens shuffled a lot of players and were prepared for New England's no-huddle attack. Tackle Haloti Ngata had two quarterback pressures and finished with four tackles. Tackle Ma'ake Kemoeatu had five tackles. |
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I would say something also about Pernell McPhee and his two tipped passes -- "SWATTS" in the current vernacular -- one of which led to one of two interceptions of Brady.