Defender Says The Team Feels ‘Disrespected’ In Upcoming Game

The two best teams in the National Football League will square off in a potential Super Bowl preview for Monday Night Football.

The San Francisco 49ers will host the Baltimore Ravens at Levi’s Stadium for a duel between the only 11-win teams in the league right now.

That’s why some people were slightly shocked to see that the visitors are six-point underdogs ahead of this crucial matchup, considering we’re talking about the No. 1 seed in the AFC and the No. 1 seed in the NFC.

With that in mind, Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton admits that he and his teammates feel kind of disrespected by that number, stating that they now will have a chance to prove everybody wrong on national television (via Jamison Hensley and Dov Kleiman).

Truth be told, the Niners have been the most impressive team in the league by a significant margin, and they’ve steamrolled past their opposition on every win, so it wouldn’t be shocking to see them do the same against anybody, Ravens included.

Then again, the Ravens are a tough team to get past.

They have a solid defense and their pass rush could keep Brock Purdy on his toes, not to mention the fact that Lamar Jackson is playing at an elite level as well.

Both teams will look to inch closer to securing the No. 1 seed and a first-round Bye, and these kinds of games are always a toss-up, so Hamilton and company will have to put their money where their mouths are.