By Austin Medina
The Ravens offense has been executing at an all-time level.
The league's leader in scoring offense has shown they can play a variety of ways and almost every aspect involves a heaby-dose of fullback Patrick Ricard. The rushing attack ranks 1st in the NFL, averaging 207.8 rush yards per game.
On Wednesday, the Ravens announced that they have extended Ricard to a two-year, $7.3 million contract and he spoke to reporters.
According to Ian Rapoport, Ricard's contract can be broken down more simply.
Ricard has made waves this season as a dual-threat sensation: logging snaps at fullback and defensive tackle.
On the season, Ricard has logged 249 snaps at fullback accounting for 29% of offensive plays. On defense, he has played in 18% of all defensive snaps and is also a key contributor in special teams.
Ricard has proven to be a huge aspect of Greg Roman's run-heavy system and is leading in Pro Bowl votes in the AFC.
Playing at a Pro Bowl level, Ricard looks to continue his dominance this Sunday when the Ravens travel to Buffalo.
