squad to two victories over the past three weeks. In those games White Marlon Humphrey Jersey , he’s thrown six touchdowns and two interceptions. He’s come through and completed big-time throws to his three new wide receivers and also the tight end unit. These three games feel refreshing as the offense continues to score time and time again, therefore I felt obligated to compare his impressive 2018 start to the seasons’ prior, dating back to 2012.Joe Flacco season comparisonYear2018201720162015201420132012Year2018201720162015201420132012Looking over the numbers you realize Flacco’s playing some of his best football since 2012.Joe’s completion percentage is middle-of-the-pack for the seven seasons being compared but that’s fine when you’re throwing for more yards. The only three-game start with more yards is his 2012 season, which is only 24 yards greater than 2018. Keep in mind, Flacco didn’t finish the first game in 2018 as the Ravens blew out the Buffalo Bills 47-3, keeping Joe from more yardage.This is also the most touchdowns Flacco’s thrown for in a three-game opening stretch since 2012. Notice, he’s tied his lowest interception total for this measurement, with two. His average over the six prior years sits around 2.8 interceptions.The worrisome stat coincides with the sacks; only the 2013 season featured more, which shows this offensive line isn’t always keeping Flacco upright and protected. Hopefully, the offensive line will tighten it up as they develop over the season. Which RB prospects should be at the top of the Ravens radar?"WhitePodcast Film Review Fanposts Fanshots Ravens StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Ravens ReportYahoo Ravens Depth ChartYahoo Ravens TransactionsYahoo Ravens PhotosAbout Odds Community Guidelines StubHub ✕Ravens NFL draft big board: Running back New,11commentsWhich RB prospects should be at the top of the Ravens radar? EDTShareTweetShareShareRavens NFL draft big board: Running back Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY SportsFor the Ravens Marlon Humphrey Jersey 2019 , evaluating running back prospects in the draft is all about the specific type of player and fit on the roster. Baltimore has three backs currently on the roster in Mark Ingram, Gus Edwards, and Kenneth Dixon. While all three have different strengths and skill sets, they’re generally downhill, between-the-tackles runners. Thus, it’s no surprise that the Ravens have talked about adding a speedy running back in the draft with ability to break off big plays and play third downs. Given the Ravens are looking for this specific mold at the position, some players projected to go higher than the ones you’ll find below were left out of these rankings because of play style. 1) Josh Jacobs, Alabama Jacobs is the consensus top-overall running back prospect in the draft with a good mix of agility, speed, and vision. If the Ravens truly want him, they’d have to take him in the first round Stitched Tavon Young Jersey , trade back and hope he’s still on the board, or trade up, all of which are unlikely. 2) Darrell Henderson, Memphis Arguably the most explosive back in the class, Henderson led all running back prospects in yards per carry (8.9) last year. He had a whopping 19 scrimmage plays of 30+ yards, too. Henderson would be an ideal third-down, complimentary player in the Ravens backfield, bringing a big-play element they don’t currently have. 3) Bryce Love, Stanford After finishing as the runner-up to Baker Mayfield in the 2017 Heisman campaign, Bryce Love’s draft stock has plummeted after an injury-riddled senior season. There’s certainly some concern there, but there’s no denying his talent and skill set. When healthy Youth Tavon Young Jersey , Love has a knack for making big plays and possesses breakaway speed. Potential mid-round sleeper. 4) Justice Hill, Oklahoma St. For what he lacks in size and between-the-tackles power, Justice Hill makes up for with legitimate home-run ability. Hill ran an extremely impressive 4.40 40-yard dash time at the scouting combine and his speed shows on tape. One of the best pass-catching backs in this draft class with the shiftiness to change directions in space. 5) Trayveon Williams, Texas A&MDespite a productive three-year career at Texas A&M, Trayveon Williams has been flying relatively under the radar throughout the draft process. Williams is good is pass protection, a quality the Ravens lost with Ty Montgomery leaving in free agency. While not overly explosive, Williams has good vision in the open field. What are your thoughts on these running back prospects and which guys would you like to see the Ravens select? Leave your thoughts down below and stay tuned for more positional big boards to follow in the coming days!