Baltimore Sun · Oct 8, 2015
Dean Pees says reduced snaps not a 'demotion' for Ravens cornerback Kyle Arrington
Bengals wide receiver Marvin Jones catches a pass in front of Ravens defensive back Kyle Arrington in the fourth quarter. (Patrick Smith / Getty Images) When the Ravens were looking for a late stop last week against the Pittsburgh Steelers, it was recent cornerback acquisition Will Davis, not veteran Kyle Arrington, who occasionally was matched up against star wide receiver Antonio Brown,
Arrington, who entered the season as the Ravens’ third cornerback, has seen his number of snaps drop over the past two weeks. Against the Cincinnati Bengals, Rashaan Melvin started the game as the third corner before he struggled and was replaced by Arrington.
