4 years agoThe Baltimore Ravens Defense may not have the same notable names as years past, but the group has been tremendous in 2020 and is in line to continue that success Sunday versus Philadelphia. Ranking as the second-highest scoring defense in ESPN’s traditional scoring, Baltimore has compiled 16 sacks, seven fumble recoveries and three interceptions through its first five games. Now they’ll square off with Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz, who has thrown an interception in every game this season, including multiple picks in four of his five outings. Additionally, the Eagles wide receiving corps has been mangled by injuries, which gives the Ravens yet another notch as the premier defensive unit this weekend. They will be a must-start in season-long formats.--Jesse Borek
Source: ESPN