Buffalo at Baltimore

It was hard to watch the Ravens' defense fall further than it has in recent memory last year. The once staple of the team, the defense, that allowed less than 20 points per game in eight of nine years hit rock bottom in 2015, allowing 25.1 points per gaeme. It is certainly going to be dealt with as this organization has long prided itself on defense, and those numbers are unacceptable here. It all starts with pressure, something that did not happen last year. So what did they do? The Ravens had 49 sacks, forcing 22 turnovers in 2014, that has been addressed. Za'Darius Smith is getting better and they added strong pass rushers in the draft in Kamalei Correa and Matt Judon. They will go with a two-safety look moving Ladarius Cook from corner. Buffalo has played to an 11-21 O/U record the last two seasons. The Bills have a top five secondary in the league, which is the strongest unit on the team, and Baltimore has trouble running the ball, so they should be able to limit the Ravens offense. The Bills right side of the line has been the disaster for the offense and keeps it from being a lot better. Overall, this game figures to be played between the 20s. And with that said, make the play on the UNDER.