Dwan Edwards hadn't started at defensive end since Dec. 30, 2007, as he wrapped up that season filling in for an injured Trevor Pryce -- until Sunday, when Edwards started in place of Pryce in the Ravens' 33-31 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. Edwards played decently, finishing with two tackles, one sack and one quarterback hurry. Coach John Harbaugh said he and the defensive coaching staff wanted to see how Edwards performed in extended action. "Dwan Edwards, in this game, I felt like more reps were good for Dwan and for our defense because of the run defense and also because of the fact that for Trevor, fewer reps makes him more effective in what he’s doing, especially in the pass rush game. and it turned out to be the case," Harbaugh said. "Trevor played really well. Now we want Trevor to get more reps than what he got, and that’s just kind of the way it shook out. But I was happy. I thought Trevor played very well, and the snaps he was in there made a difference, especially in the pass rush. And Dwan played well."
Definetely saw a difference in the pass rush, Edwards has been active so im all with him getting more reps and the more he can play the more we can get out of Pryce
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