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Bengals DC Al Golden said his defense can handle Ravens RB Derrick Henry, adding that he wants to see improvement after the win over Miami, which included sloppy defensive plays.
Bengals defensive coordinator Al Golden discussed preparing for Ravens running back Derrick Henry following a sloppy defensive performance against Miami. Golden stressed the importance of improving perimeter run defense and tackling, acknowledging that stopping Henry requires wrapping him up and halting his momentum in the backfield before Baltimore's perimeter blocking develops.
Meanwhile, Browns head coach Todd Monken praised wide receiver Jerry Jeudy, explaining why he awarded him a game ball. Monken highlighted Jeudy's work ethic and explosive playmaking, while Jeudy admitted the frustration of not being a top offensive option but emphasized staying focused and ready.
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