Pro Bowl voting opened up recently and there are several Baltimore Ravens (9–3) who look likely to be selected for one of the coveted All-Star Game roster spots.
One of them, second-year safety Kyle Hamilton, has had arguably the most growth of all his Ravens teammates this season.
While some might be surprised in the Baltimore defender’s development, his position group coach is not one of them.
“I told you from the beginning, in my first presser in the beginning of the year, I told you that [Kyle Hamilton] was going to be a Pro-Bowl type of player,” Ravens pass game coordinator/secondary coach Chris Hewitt said. “He does everything; he covers, he blitzes [and] he tackles. There’s nothing that kid can’t do. A lot of things that people don’t realize about him is…Don’t let the babyface fool you. He’ll try to rip your face off. He’s a great player.”
In 12 games this season Hamilton has two interceptions, one returned for a touchdown, has defended nine other passes, sacked opposing quarterbacks three times, has eight tackles for loss, and 62 total tackles.
All of those are tied for or already career highs.
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