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Despite their three most important offensive players being out for the season, the Baltimore Ravens went on the road and beat the Cleveland Browns in Week 12 on an improbable blocked field goal return for a touchdown as time expired. The win gives the Ravens two consecutive which is the first time they’ve accomplished that feat in 2015, and they’ll try to extend it to three games this Sunday when they take on the Miami Dolphins in South Beach.
If the Ravens are going to beat the Dolphins, they are going to need Matt Schaub to cut down on the turnovers. It’s the reason he was forced out as the Houston Texans‘ starting quarterback a few years ago. In his first start for the Ravens on Monday night, Schaub threw two interceptions, one of which was returned for a touchdown.
As for the Dolphins, things began to take a positive turn once Dan Campbell took over for Joe Philbin as head coach. He led his team to two straight blowout wins over the Tennessee Titans and Texans, but since then, the Dolphins are only 1-4 and look like the team that underachieved under Philbin. There isn’t much for fans to be excited about, which should lead to wholesale changes in the offseason.
Unless you’re a fan of one of these two teams, there won’t be much reason to watch this game. There are no playoff implications involved and neither team is very good. If I have to make a pick between these two teams, I guess I’ll go with the Dolphins since they’re playing at home, but I wouldn’t take that to the bank.
Prediction: Miami 26, Baltimore 20
Jason Fletcher is a Senior Writer for www.RantSports.com. Follow him on Twitter @JasonFletcher25, “Like” him on Facebook or add him to your network on Google+.
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