Finley brings the unknown, but Ravens inside linebacker Josh Bynes said the unfamiliarity won’t drastically change the defense’s approach. Bynes thinks the Ravens have found a rhythm defensively during their four-game winning streak and he wants that trend to continue.
“It’s about us going out there and executing our thing,” Bynes said. “We can’t worry too much about what he’s going to do specifically. We don’t know him, but we know some of the things they do best. We’re going to do what we do on defense and get after them, like we’d do against any quarterback.”
The Ravens have watched game video of Finley from preseason and from his college career at North Carolina State. The fourth-round pick was a drop-back passer in college and accurate thrower who completed 67.4 percent of his passes in 2018 for 3,928 yards and 25 touchdowns.
“I personally YouTube-ed him yesterday, just to see what he’s like, see how he throws,” Smith said. “I’ve heard what our coaches tell us and watched a little bit of the preseason.”
Whatever the Ravens have learned, they are not eager to share.
“I’ve seen the tape, I’ve seen all the plays that he played and we looked at number of college plays,” Head Coach John Harbaugh said. “I’m not really feeling like giving you the scouting report on him right now.”
There was plenty of scouting done on Finley before the draft and a host of pundits praised the Bengals for the selection.
NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah said Finley reminds him of Rams quarterback Jared Goff, who first-year Bengals Head Coach Zac Taylor groomed in Los Angeles.
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