Give Ravens cornerback Fabian Washington credit for his honesty, if nothing else. You think he played poorly against the Vikings on Sunday? So poorly that he absolutely deserved to be yanked in the third quarter and replaced by Frank Walker?


Washington agrees with you. In fact, he thought the Ravens’ coaching staff made the right move putting him on the bench.

“I was having a rough day, and I agree with them,” Washington said. “The coaching staff has to do what’s best for the team. … It wasn’t physical. It was just straight performance.”

Problem was, Walker really didn’t play much better. At the start of the fourth quarter, he committed a pass-interference penalty on Bernard Berrian that led to a touchdown, and when the Ravens took the lead with three minutes remaining, he got beaten on a long pass that led to the winning field goal.


Click here to read the full article – By Kevin Van Valkenburg of The Baltimore Sun

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