Below are our (day-late) Tuesday Top 7 Ravens players in the surprising 22-17 defeat to the Seattle Seahawks. We’ll track our rankings throughout the 2011 season with the following point system:
No. 1 – 7 points
No. 2 – 6 points
No. 3 – 5 points
No. 4 – 4 points
No. 5 – 3 points
No. 6 – 2 points
No. 7 – 1 point
To hear our full explanation for our respective lists, click HERE.
Luke Jones’ Top 7 …
7) Haloti Ngata
6) Dennis Pitta
5) Cary Williams
4) Ray Rice
3) Bryant McKinnie
2) Lardarius Webb
1) Ed Dickson
Drew Forrester’s Top 7 …
7) Paul Kruger
6) Marshal Yanda
5) Joe Flacco
4) Dennis Pitta
3) Bryant McKinnie
2) Cary Williams
1) Ed Dickson
SEASON TO DATE:
Luke Jones:
1. Ray Rice (30 points)
2. Terrell Suggs (29 points)
3. Joe Flacco (27 points)
4. Haloti Ngata (25 points)
5. Anquan Boldin (20 points)
6. Torrey Smith (11 points)
6. Lardarius Webb (11 points)
8. Cary Williams (10 points)
8. Bryant McKinnie (10 points)
10. Ed Reed (8 points)
10. Ray Lewis (8 points)
10. Terrence Cody (8 points)
10. Billy Cundiff (8 points)
14. Ed Dickson (7 points)
14. Bernard Pollard (7 points)
14. Dennis Pitta (7 points)
17. David Reed (6 points)
18. Jarret Johnson (5 points)
19. Sam Koch (4 points)
20. Cory Redding (3 points)
20. Jameel McClain (3 points)
20. Paul Kruger (3 points)
23. Matt Birk (1 point)
23. Ben Grubbs (1 point)
Drew Forrester:
1. Joe Flacco (30 points)
2. Ray Rice (22 points)
2. Terrell Suggs (22 points)
4. Haloti Ngata (18 points)
5. Anquan Boldin (17 points)
5. Lardarius Webb (17 points)
7. Cary Williams (14 points)
8. Dennis Pitta (13 points)
8. Ed Dickson (13 points)
10. Ray Lewis (12 points)
10. Bryant McKinnie (12 points)
12. Torrey Smith (11 points)
13. Ed Reed (10 points)
14. Bernard Pollard (9 points)
14. Billy Cundiff (9 points)
16. Sam Koch (7 points)
17. Paul Kruger (6 points)
18. Jarret Johnson (5 points)
19. Jameel McClain (4 points)
19. Marshal Yanda (4 points)
21. Andre Gurode (2 points)
22. Cory Redding (1 point)
Luke Jones
Luke Jones is the Ravens and Orioles beat reporter for WNST BaltimorePositive.com and is a PFWA member. His mind is consumed with useless sports knowledge, pro wrestling promos, and movie quotes, but he often forgets where he put his phone. Luke's favorite sports memories include being one of the thousands of kids who waited for Cal Ripken's autograph after Orioles games in the summer of 1995, attending the Super Bowl XXXV victory parade with his dad in the pouring rain, and watching the Terps advance to the Final Four at the Carrier Dome in 2002. Follow him on social media @BaltimoreLuke or email him at Luke@wnst.net.
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