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NFL Analysts Roasts Marquise Brown With Evidence

By Lawrence Fernandez June 14, 2022

Marquise Brown #5 of the Baltimore Ravens runs after a catch during the fourth quarter in a game against the Indianapolis Colts at M&T Bank Stadium on October 11, 2021 in Baltimore, Maryland.
(Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

 

Former Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Marquise Brown made his trade request without making much noise.

He did not want to disrupt team chemistry and possibly open a can of worms with what he was about to do.

Brown got his wish after being traded to the Arizona Cardinals.

Since then, he has been vocal about his decision to transfer teams, saying that the team’s offensive scheme did not fit his skill set.

Meanwhile, former Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead said that the lack of creativity in offensive coordinator Greg Roman’s system pushes people away.

While Brown can reveal more now that he’s free, NBC Sports’ Warren Sharp would like to refute the wide receiver’s claim that the Ravens system isn’t for him.

“the system wasn’t for me, personally” pic.twitter.com/a66eyDkXG9

— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) June 13, 2022

Sharp posted a video of Brown dropping catchable passes.

It’s no use leaving the defender behind if he cannot complete the play.

All of those plays could have been huge only if he was able to hold on to the ball.

That collection of plays makes Brown’s reasons for leaving questionable.

 

Brown Was Targeted Enough On Offense

There’s a common misconception that the Ravens are a power-run team because of Jackson.

However, Sharp revealed that Brown ran the fourth-most routes and saw the tenth-most targets last year.

The Ravens were also the seventh-most pass-heavy team, a rate higher than the Cardinals.

With Brown gone, Jackson will now rely on Rashod Bateman, Devin Duvernay, and James Proche II at wide receiver.

There are no big names there but they have a chance to prove Brown wrong.

If these wideouts can catch deep throws consistently, the Ravens will have no problems returning to the playoffs.

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Filed Under: Baltimore Ravens Rumors And News (Updated Daily), NFL Tagged With: Baltimore Ravens

About Lawrence Fernandez

Lawrence Andrew Fernandez is a sports journalist from the Philippines. A journalism graduate, he chose sports writing to stay close to the action. Aside from the NFL, he also follows the NBA and MLB. He also delves into mobile games during his free time.

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