Anyone else get the feeling the Ravens will bring out their no huddle?

It was talked about alot coming into this season and they used it in their week 1 game quite a bit. Don't know how often they used it during the season but theyve obviously prepared a bit with the no huddle. It's not as fast as the Pats, but it wouldn't surprise me if they tried to get the Pats offguard and fight fire with fire.

Certainly could happen, so Pats should be prepared.

On the flip side, it takes a lot of practice to do it really well. If they haven't used it in game situations very much, it's likely because it hasn't been that effective.

I mentioned the other day that they may do this.  They are looking for something different to throw at the Patriots.

I just had a dream about the Ravens and the no huddle, except they weren't doing it, but retaliating against the Pats for it.  It was the first play from scrimmage and the Pats did a quick snap off of a no huddle and this upset the Ravens so much that they started a massive brawl on the field, with participants from the bench joining in. The ref was just standing there pulling flags from his pocket like a freaking magician and tossing them, there was like 20 on the ground. It got so bad the network had to cut to commercial. Anyhow just thought I'd share that.

if the Ravens pull out the no huddle I would think our D could handle it better than any other team in the league. After all they practice it against TB12 probably every practice. I look for a lot of Ravens phantom inuruies as a way of trying to slow us down. Be interesting to see if/when the refs get fed up and finally throw a flag on one.

In response to dapats1281's comment:

If memory serves, during the off-season they committed to a no-huddle/hurry-up offense and started out the season using it.  Over the course of the year, they kind of backed off of it - but I only saw a couple of their games, so I can't attest to when or even if they did so.  Could happen - I think Harbaugh will add a few wrinkles on offense (and defense) - and this could be one of them.  Of course, BB will do so "adding" as well - may the best team win - GO PATS!

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With change in O coordinator, I think it would be hard to pull off but interesting thought. They could try the quick snap as that would give Rice more of an advantage...but I don't think they can sustain it....

Hope the Pats O does some play action off the quick snap too, just to keep D honest... seems like the Pats like to run the quick snap after longer plays to the right and they either throw or run to the right away from the first play.... (longest distance for the D to move to)... it is smart and hard to defend/react to.

Run on first, run on second, chuck it on third.  That's their plan. This is Jim Caldwell not Bill Walsh.  Expect the expected.

Just beware of the On-Side Kick or the Fake FG or Punt.  Defense needs to contain and be alert.  The question is can the Ravens keep TB and his no huddle offense in check?

Please i hope they change what they normally do..

That would be a huge advantage for us...considering who our defense plays against in practice...2ndly...if they change what they have done all yr for one game not very smart...go ahead Ravens..make our day!

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In response to patsfaninpa420's comment:

since the patriots defense has to defend against the patriot no huddle offense during practices, one would think that they would be prepared.

No question that they will run it, and a lot.  But Flacco isn't Brady in that offense.

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