Ravens D makes him look good.

He makes gambles and creates lowlights because of it, but he's definitely a good CB. The good outweighs the bad.

Plus he'll never have to be a true #1 for as long as we have Humphrey.

Secondary is going to be legit once Tavon Young comes back next year.

Ravens D is built to be heavily reliant on their corners to win their matchups, Peters has done that way more often than note.
Scheming to your players strengths is smart coaching, not a reason to knock players down.

Peters has been borderline elite since going to Baltimore, getting him for $14m per year on a 3 year deal is as good a deal as you'll see in the entire CB market next offseason.

Oh boy, i completely forgot about Tavon, but with him, any team in the NFL would be hard pressed to present a better CB trio than the one the Ravens have under contract next year.

There was a good article written on it. Basically it's cheaper and possibly more effective to sign good CBs and scheme pressure with blitzes than it is to pay top-tier pass rushers and have an average or bad secondary.

Top corner 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

I see you're coming in here with all your well thought arguments, good on you not trying to be the typical troll with the knowledge of a 3 year old pretending to not talk about Cars 1.

https://twitter.com/ravens/status/1211360312588460038?s=21

Tucker making the team memes relatable

https://twitter.com/RavensSalaryCap/status/1212752692839374855?s=19

Details of the Peters contract.

Glad to see the organization moving away from backloading everything. Very even cap hit, which makes more sense for a player in his prime.

Hopefully work on extending Judon and Stanley.

I'm actually wondering if they extend Judon. I could see them letting him walk just for the comp. pick and trying to replace him with a veteran (maybe Chandler Jones)

This post was edited by Terps on Jan 2 2020 08:04pm

I feel fairly certain that they'll tag Judon, if they can't reach a long term deal.