Browns rivals: 3 most dangerous non-quarterbacks on Ravens

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Injuries decimated the Cleveland Browns’ rival Baltimore Ravens in 2021, but they are healthy and ready to rebound from a rough 8-9 campaign.

The Cleveland Browns finished the season 8-9 and by virtue of a tie-breaker finished in 3rd place while the Baltimore Ravens, also 8-9, finished in last place. Both teams saw many players miss significant time, though the Ravens lost what felt like half of their starters at different times last season.

As they look to be healthier this year, and after yet another strong draft class, the Browns will have their work cut out for them to beat the hated rival again. Let’s take a look at the 3 most dangerous, non-quarterback, players in Baltimore.

Browns rivals: 3 most dangerous non-quarterbacks on Ravens

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Baltimore Ravens’ most dangerous players No. 3- Odafe Oweh, edge rusher

Ravens edge rusher Odafe Oweh was a difficult player to project going into the 2021 draft, having had zero sacks his final season at Penn State. He was an athletic freak in the Big Ten and showed rare traits and athleticism but the production wasn’t there. However, it was clear that there was no better scheme fit for Oweh in the NFL than that in Baltimore.

When you look at Oweh’s rookie numbers you might not think he belongs on this list but when you turn on the tape you see a guy that causes a ton of problems for offenses. He truly has next-level athleticism and burst off the edge and his elite speed makes it difficult for any quarterback regardless of athleticism to get away from him.

If Oweh continues to progress and sees more snaps this season he will become a bigger and bigger problem for the Browns.