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A lot of those teams have been losing late in the 4th and are almost exclusively throwing the ball at that point. We still believe in using our running game late.
22nd seems awfully low
A lot of those teams have been losing late in the 4th and are almost exclusively throwing the ball at that point. We still believe in using our running game late.
Lamar is my dude. However, he's been holding the ball longer than necessary, not sensing the pocket collapsing, and not taking off when he has the opportunity to do so to put stress on the defense. That's his game. He's not, nor ever will be a pure "pocket-passer" in my eyes and he doesn't have to be. Just be Lamar Jackson. With that being said, I can't stand his throwing motion at times (i.e. sidearming the passes).The "tipped pass" pick six was bizarre. Lamar just sidearmed the ball into the guys face mask. Definitely a WTF moment.
Would have liked to see more attempts yesterday, we couldn’t break anything in the run game besides Mitchell earlyBaffles me that Lamar and the Ravens pass attack is STILL on the bottom end in attempts. How is this possible?
Lamar is currently 22nd in the league in attempts. Guys like Dobbs, Baker, Jordan Love, and Zack Wilson all have significantly more attempts and some in FEWER games
No shots. They spoke the truth.Now the media is taking shots at Lamar, same passing TDs as Mac Jones and 10 fumbles
Yeah a week ago they anointed Lamar MVP and had the ravens a lock for the SB. The media are poop.Now the media is taking shots at Lamar, same passing TDs as Mac Jones and 10 fumbles
That loss to the Browns after being up by 14 pts at least 4x in that game (I believe) was not a good look for a division leader and 2nd place team in the entire AFC. That was fuggggly!Yeah a week ago they anointed Lamar MVP and had the ravens a lock for the SB. The media are poop.
Sure hope so because it’s been absent all seasonstroud tore up cinci defense with the deep throws, pretty sure they weren't expecting him to actually throw deep. this game might be where lamar finds his deep ball
That loss to the Browns after being up by 14 pts at least 4x in that game (I believe) was not a good look for a division leader and 2nd place team in the entire AFC. That was fuggggly!
Whatever way the wind blows, so go the blow hards.Yeah a week ago they anointed Lamar MVP and had the ravens a lock for the SB. The media are poop.
Maybe, but it doesn't have to be the case. Sometimes the other team is good, or even exceptional and they will score no matter how the D plays. It's these games where you can't afford the dumb turnovers.If we managed to get up on an opponent by 14 points at least 4 times in the game then your defense is probably the issue there don't you think?
Would have liked to see more attempts yesterday, we couldn’t break anything in the run game besides Mitchell early
Sincerely thought we’d be a lot more pass heavy this season and it sucks that it’s not happening. I’d also love to get Keaton involved in the pass game as wellBaffles me that Lamar and the Ravens pass attack is STILL on the bottom end in attempts. How is this possible?
Lamar is currently 22nd in the league in attempts. Guys like Dobbs, Baker, Jordan Love, and Zack Wilson all have significantly more attempts and some in FEWER games
He was definitely out of bounds.You know what pissed me off a lot yesterday, when Lamar was hit clearly out of the bounds the announcer Harped on it forever like Lamar deserved it and the crowd and team was dumb for getting fired up, replay clearly showed we were right and he still wouldn’t admit he was wrong
I think you're right about EDC's O Line drafting history. He often seems to go for size over skills and none of those picks have worked out well, so far. (When DeCosta did stray away from drafting for size he hit on Powers)Regarding the O-line, I agree with @QtR Nevermore that is has been good overall. But, if the injuries start piling up now, I think we're going to suffer from missing too many mid-round picks over the last 5 years. Phillips and Cleveland being notable misses and Faalele is looking like too much of a developmental project to be worth a 4th. Add on Bredeson who we failed to find a roster spot for and Sala looking like he's a couple of years of development until he can contribute and we should have done better on that specific part. I probably forget some, but outside of our 1st rounders in Stanley and Linerbaum, we haven't gotten much out of our draft picks.
Edit: obviously forgot about Powers, but as great as he was in year 4, he didn't do too much until then
Isn't the low number of pass attempts just a result of leading for almost every minute of the season?Baffles me that Lamar and the Ravens pass attack is STILL on the bottom end in attempts. How is this possible?
Lamar is currently 22nd in the league in attempts. Guys like Dobbs, Baker, Jordan Love, and Zack Wilson all have significantly more attempts and some in FEWER games
True, but most teams are in that boat with us.The Oline doesn't concern me on a week-to-week basis. It concerns me against better defensive fronts.
Isn't the low number of pass attempts just a result of leading for almost every minute of the season?
I don't think this Ravens team is hugely run heavy in neutral situations.
Through last week (not including this weeks games), Ravens were the most run-heavy team in the league. It's a 54/46 runass ratio. There's only three teams in the league coming into this week that ran more than they threw, which was Ravens, 49ers and Browns.Just looking at attempts
we are number 1 is rush attempts with 324. Top 5 teams in order Ravens, Browns, Falcons, Bears, GIants
We are bottom 4 in pass attempts with 284. Top 5 teams in order Broncos, 49ers, Titans, Ravens, Steelers
There's been a good amount of discussions in the last few months about the Ravens approach to evaluating Olineman, and that most people think there should be an emphasis on getting more "athletic" Olineman on this team.I think you're right about EDC's O Line drafting history. He often seems to go for size over skills and none of those picks have worked out well, so far. (When DeCosta did stray away from drafting for size he hit on Powers)
Tyre, Cleveland, Faalele and Sala were all huge Guard prospects and they haven't got much from any of them so far. I'm not sure what prototype they're going for, because most of the top Guards in the league aren't hugely tall. Yet our developmental Guards often have the same issue with not getting low enough and allowing defenders to get leverage on them.
It seems an easy draft strategy to fix.