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The Ravens’ gritty Week 4 win over the Titans gave us another opportunity to evaluate several players in the trenches on both sides of the football. Mike Green stepped into a larger role as Baltimore’s primary edge rusher on passing…

Baltimore Beatdown's film study suggests rookie first-round pick Vega Ioane could become the Baltimore Ravens' long-term center after a strong Week 4 performance. Making his first start at center during Baltimore's win over the Tennessee Titans, Ioane played all 64 offensive snaps and did not allow a single pressure over 34 pass-blocking snaps, even while frequently matching up against Jeffery Simmons.
The analysis also highlighted strong defensive line play following the absence of Trey Hendrickson. Outside linebacker Mike Green stepped into an expanded pass-rushing role to record five pressures, while defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike continued his impressive return to form by generating six pressures across 46 defensive snaps.
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