7) Bernard Pierce
6) Ed Reed
5) Torrey Smith
4) Dannell Ellerbe
3) Joe Flacco
2) Sam Koch
1) Ray Rice
SEASON TO DATE:
Luke Jones:
1. Ray Rice (37 points)
2. Joe Flacco (28 points)
3. Justin Tucker (19 points)
4. Anquan Boldin (15 points)
5. Torrey Smith (14 points)
6. Dennis Pitta (12 points)
7. Jacoby Jones (10 points)
8. Cary Williams (9 points)
8. Dannell Ellerbe (9 points)
10. Terrell Suggs (7 points)
11. Bernard Pollard (6 points)
11. Paul Kruger (6 points)
13. Sam Koch (5 points)
13. Lardarius Webb (5 points)
13. Haloti Ngata (5 points)
16. Michael Oher (4 points)
16. Albert McClellan (4 points)
16. Tandon Doss (4 points)
19. Ramon Harewood (3 points)
19. Vonta Leach (3 points)
21. Kelechi Osemele (2 points)
21. Courtney Upshaw (2 points)
21. Marshal Yanda (2 points)
21. Bernard Pierce (2 points)
25. Ed Reed (1 point)
25. Ray Lewis (1 point)
25. DeAngelo Tyson (1 point)
Drew Forrester:
1. Joe Flacco (31 points)
2. Ray Rice (26 points)
3. Justin Tucker (21 points)
4. Bernard Pollard (14 points)
4. Torrey Smith (14 points)
6. Lardarius Webb (11 points)
7. Dennis Pitta (10 points)
7. Anquan Boldin (10 points)
7. Sam Koch (10 points)
10. Dannell Ellerbe (8 points)
11. Terrell Suggs (7 points)
11. Cary Williams (7 points)
11. Ed Reed (7 points)
11. Cowboys coach Jason Garrett (7 points)
11. Michael Oher (7 points)
16. Kelechi Osemele (6 points)
16. Houston post-game pilot (6 points)
18. Ramon Harewood (5 points)
19. Ray Lewis (4 points)
20. Courtney Upshaw (3 points)
20. Corey Graham (3 points)
22. Paul Kruger (2 points)
23. Vonta Leach (1 point)
23. Morgan Cox (1 point)
23. Jacoby Jones (1 point)
23. Tandon Doss (1 point)
23. Bernard Pierece (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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