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Ultimately http://www.baltimoreravensteamauthentic.com/ronnie-stanley-jersey , Baltimore choked on both offense and defense and find themselves 4-5 and on a three-game losing streak.Stock up:Mark Andrews — The tight end was the Ravens biggest producer on offense today. If not for a better pass. He hauled in big-time catches and did everything he could to keep the chains moving.Justin Tucker — Completed every kick and provided points when needed. Nothing more could be asked of Tucker.Willie Snead IV — Nearly perfect in catches and provided the most yards through the air. Snead’s been a great target all season for Joe Flacco.Sam Koch — A solid set of punts and one pinned inside the 20. Good work by Sam.Jimmy Smith — Two goal line passes swatted. That’s enough to make it into this column in my books. Yes, the third-down completion to Antonio Brown hurt, but a rub-route put him further out of position. Maybe a zone play could have helped when all game they lost to man coverage by getting bullied with pick plays?Stock down:C.J. Mosley — Dropped interceptions and incapable of covering. I don’t know of a linebacker capable of covering Juju Smith-Schuster, so I can’t knock Mosley for that, but he can’t cover anybody on the Steelers’ offense.Eric Weddle — Josh Dobbs comes in and completes a 23-yard pass on 2nd & 20 from his own endzone. What the hell was that.Run defense — James Conner produced over 100 yards rushing. There are far too many players on this defense being paid to stop the run. They weren’t around today.Pass rush — Another absolute dud from the defensive attack. Baltimore’s surplus of pass rushers are obsolete against any decent offensive line.Third-down defense — This “number one defense” is gone. They’re over. The Steelers completed 10 of 15 third-down conversions. Can’t win when you never get off the field.Don Martindale — A single sack. No takeaways. What happened to the aggressive team with a knack for creating a positive turnover differential? The unique concepts to keep their opponents guessing? The successful goal line stands?Joe Flacco — Misses Lamar Jackson for an easy touchdown. Can’t deliver a better pass to Mark Andrews in the endzone. Two critical plays to flip this game into a possible W.Jermaine Eluemunor — Ravens finally started rolling with little time left in the second quarter. He proceeded to jump before the snap and then hold a defender the next play.Alex Lewis — The chances of coming back were incredibly small but he still had a false start.John Harbaugh — Three-game losing streak and Cincinnati to play after the bye. Some are speculating he’s on the hot seat. I would agree.Baltimore Beatdown Picks: Week 2 [Ravens fans: Sign up for FanPulse, 3 poll questions every week]Every week www.baltimoreravensteamauthentic.com , the Baltimore Beatdown staff will make selections for each game, competing to see who can correctly predict that most match ups. Have opinion on what teams will find success in Week 2? Vote in the polls at the bottom of the page. Current standings: Kyle B.: 11-4Frank: 10-5Jake and Sage: 9-6Dustin, Kyle A., Logan, Vasilis and Baltimore Beatdown readers: 8-7Zach: 5-10An analysis of the Baltimore Beatdown staff picksConsensus winnersChargers over the Bills (LAC -7.5)Saints defeat the Browns (NO -8.5)Rams beat the Cardinals (LAR -13.0)In a league characterized by parity, it is no surprise that few teams are favored across the board. With Buffalo embarrassed in Week 1 by Baltimore Baltimore Ravens T-Shirt , the Chargers are heavy favorites, despite the difficulty west coast teams often experience with 1:00 pm EST kick off times. While the Browns did not lose in their season opener, they also did not secure a victory. Baltimore Beatdown anticipates that Drew Brees and company will rebound from the shocking offensive display put on by the Buccaneers, leaving Cleveland still searching for their first W since the 2016 season. Even with the return of star running back David Johnson, Arizona was abysmal in Sam Bradford’s debut as a Cardinal, which is reflected in line for the Rams.‘Lone wolf’ picksFrank is the only contributor to pick the Lions to beat the 49ers. (SF -6.0)Just Dustin believes the Raiders will win against the Broncos. (DEN -6.0)The Beatdown staff is not sounding any alarms on Jimmy Garoppolo just yet Baltimore Ravens Hats , with only Frank choosing against San Francisco to beat a Lions team that was booed by their home crowd in a Monday Night Football loss to the Jets in Week 1. The Raiders, who also dropped their Monday night contest, are predicted to still have issues generating pressure against quarterback Case Keenum without the services of Khalil Mack. Who remains undefeated?Six out of 9 writers think the Ravens will improve to 2-0, knocking off the Bengals to take an early lead in the AFC North. (CIN -1.0)The majority of the Beatdown staff thinks the Redskins will defeat the Colts, even though Andrew Luck completed 73.6 percent of his passes in a Week 1 loss to Cincinnati. (WSH -6.0)Seven out of 9 staffers favor the Super Bowl champion Eagles to take down Tampa Bay, despite the fact that a struggling Nick Foles will be starting since Carson Wentz is still not cleared for contact. (PHI -3.5)The Vikings have the edge over the Packers Baltimore Ravens Hoodie , given Aaron Rodgers knee injury and Minnesota’s strong defense headlined by Xavier Rhodes. (GB -1.0)Over 77 percent of the staff thinks Sam Darnold will win his second start as Jet and that Ryan Tannehill will fall to 1-1 in his comeback campaign from an ACL injury. (NYJ -3.0)100 percent of Baltimore Beatdown believes the Rams defeat the Cardinals in Week 2. (LAR -13.0)Five of 9 writers think New England wins in Jacksonville. This match up is more of a toss up with the uncertainty at the wide receiver position for the Patriots and the elite play of the Jaguars defense. (NE -1.0)Over 88 percent of the staff feels Denver will leave Jon Gruden at 0-2 in his return to coaching. (DEN -6.0)All writers’ picks can be found in the table below.NFL Week 2 PicksGamesDustinFrankJakeKyle A.Kyle B. LoganSageVasilisZachBB ReadersGamesDustinFrankJakeKyle A.Kyle B. LoganSageVasilisZachBB ReadersCast your votes for every game below!