Baltimore Ravens LB Roquan Smith Swears To Humiliate Browns 'In Front of Their Wives and Kids'

Ravens player Roquan Smith is public enemy No. 1 in Cleveland.

Speaking with the media ahead of Week 4's intradivisional matchup against Cleveland, the Baltimore linebacker laid out some bulletin board material for the Browns, promising that he'll beat the Browns at home "in front of their wife and kids."

Those are certainly fighting words.

“Their wife, kids, everyone is there to watch them. So, we’re going over there to beat their tails in front of their wife and kids," Smith said on Thursday, going on and on about his 'motivation' to beat the Browns.

Smith nearly guaranteed a win over the Browns, and he can't wait to make good on his promise. Cleveland can't wait to spoil Smith's Sunday plans.

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Roquan continued, "So, when you think about it from that perspective, any man is going to fight till the death at that point. I know if that’s me in that case, I know I would. So, I think about it from that standpoint. I’m just going in just like I prepared for any other gameplay till the whistle, play physical and hit anything that moves."

When linebacker Roquan Smith was traded from the Chicago Bears in late October, he knew that he wanted to be in Baltimore long term. He credited his Ravens teammates and coaches for making him feel at home. (Kevin Richardson/Baltimore Sun/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)

Cleveland, Baltimore and the Pittsburgh Steelers aim for the top spot in the North, coming into Week 4 at 2-1.

The Browns ride more momentum than the Ravens coming into Sunday's contest. Cleveland almost shut out the Titans with a 27-3 win in Week 3.

Meanwhile, Baltimore comes off a humiliating 22-19 loss to Anthony Richardson-less Indianapolis Colts.

If Smith wanted a target on his back, he's got one now.

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - SEPTEMBER 10: Roquan Smith #0 of the Baltimore Ravens reacts after making a tackle against the Houston Texans during the first half at M&T Bank Stadium on September 10, 2023 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)