He finished with five catches for 66 yards. Bolden was able to make a few plays against the Ravens, showing off his talent in the playmaking department. The former USFL wideout is fighting for a second chance in the NFL. In positive news, he did rush for a touchdown and lead two scoring drives. Rallying the Ravens in the second half, backup quarterback Tyler Huntley overcame early mistakes and showed his talent during an impressive comeback that fell just short. The young QB finished with a 49.8 passer rating after completing just 18 of 34 passes for 229 yards and two picks. The former Ravens QB threw two interceptions against his old squad. Loser: Cardinals QB Trace McSorleyįollowing a strong showing in the preseason opener last week, McSorley had the opposite impact against the Ravens. Isabella caught five of his eight targets for 54 yards. However, with DeAndre Hopkins, Marquise “Hollywood” Brown, and Zach Ertz on the sideline, Isabella became a top playmaker for McSorley against the Ravens. Isabella always seems to have the roster odds stacked against him on paper. Likely is firmly entrenched on the Ravens’ roster heading into his rookie campaign. Likely caught all eight of his targets for 100 yards and a touchdown against the Cardinals. Really, there isn’t a better offense for a tight end to be in right now. The Day 3 pick has made the most of his opportunities in training camp and the preseason. It’s the preseason and these things happen, but Phillips’ errors stood out during an otherwise strong offensive showing for the Huntley-led offense. He was called for two false starts and an “ineligible downfield pass” penalty against the Cardinals. The third-year lineman drew three flags in the exhibition matchup. Eventually, Huntley will be a starter in the NFL. His connection with rookie Isaiah Likely has been tremendous this summer. Against the Cardinals, Huntley completed 13 of 14 passes for 129 yards and a touchdown, while leading two scoring drives. Winner: Ravens QB Tyler Huntleyįor a second consecutive week, Huntley led the Ravens’ offense and looked incredibly efficient. Like Cincinnati, the Ravens started their backup QB, Tyler Huntley, in the second preseason game. In Arizona, the Cardinals started third-string QB Trace McSorley against his former squad, the Ravens. Preseason Week 2 winners and losers | Ravens vs. Johnston is competing for playing time beyond special teams, and his work in the second preseason game showed he is a sound tackler with a nose for the ball. Playing nearly the entire game, Johnston produced 20 tackles and a sack. The former seventh-round pick was everywhere against the Giants. Smith played deep into the third quarter, and honestly, he probably needed the reps. While the final penalty was declined, the first two were momentum killers on two separate drives. He was flagged for offensive holding three times against the Giants. It was a brutal penalty night for the backup offensive tackle. He finished with six tackles and an interception on the night. Hill, this year’s first-round draft pick, is expected to be a big part of the Bengals’ defense this season. While Hill made a few plays on Sunday, the interception highlighted his awareness, athleticism, and ball skills. Hill intercepted a Jones pass to rookie TE Daniel Bellinger in the first quarter. Williams ran for 26 yards and caught seven passes for 46 yards. Corbin - who had some strong moments against the New England Patriots last week - ran for 27 yards and a TD, while also gaining 15 yards as a receiver. With the Giants resting Gary Brightwell and Matt Breida, Corbin and Williams received plenty of run with the first-team offense. Winner(s): Giants RBs Jashaun Corbin and Antonio Williams Golladay has a $13 million base salary this season, and he’s unmovable due to his contract. For a second straight week, Golladay didn’t make any plays of note, despite the Giants deciding to play their starters throughout most of the first half.
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Golladay has been more forgettable than a Dane DeHaan-led movie during his Giants tenure. Umm … this is becoming a weekly occurrence. Bachman also made an impressive stop on special teams. The back-to-back touchdown scores helped the Giants win the game in the fourth quarter. Bachman caught 11 passes for 122 yards and two touchdowns on Sunday. While he appeared in three games last season, Bachman is looking to make the 53-man roster and have a solid role on offense this year. Winner: Giants WR Alex Bachmanīachman really took advantage of his deep-depth reps against the Bengals. The Giants won, 25-22, against the visiting Bengals. Giants starting QB Daniel Jones was asked to lead the offense as buzz continues to build toward backup QB Tyrod Taylor potentially replacing the first-round pick in the lineup. In the Meadowlands, the Giants’ starters faced off against the Bengals’ backups. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.Preseason Week 2 winners and losers | Bengals vs.
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