Cris Carter explains why the Ravens defense has to play outstanding to beat the Chiefs

Name: Cris Carter explains why the Ravens defense has to play outstanding to beat the Chiefs
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Description: Cris Carter explains why the Baltimore Ravens defense has to play outstanding in order to beat the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. Chiefs are one of the highest scoring offenses in the league and CC believes if the Ravens hold them under 20 points they can win the game.

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Cris Carter explains why the Baltimore Ravens defense has to play outstanding in order to beat the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. Chiefs are one of the highest scoring offenses in the league and CC believes if the Ravens hold them under 20 points they can win the game.

SEPTEMBER 20, 2019・first things first・1:59

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Cris Carter explains why the Ravens defense has to play outstanding to beat the Chiefs

Cris Carter explains why the Baltimore Ravens defense has to play outstanding in order to beat the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. Chiefs are one of the highest scoring offenses in the league and CC believes if the Ravens hold them under 20 points they can win the game.

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