We really need to make a move for a WR if we want to win a SB this year. IDK why or how the team went into next season with virtually the same group of guys but they had too much confidence in them. I'm done with Boykin. He's never going to be that guy for us, I was hoping he would take that next step but him and Lamar have not been on the same page at all this season and he's got his own issues. He does not play up to his size, not quick or fast enough, doesn't have a good release of LOS and his routes are shaking, I rarely see him sell on a route. Duvernay is definitely the better option of the two and should get more touches.
Snead on the other hand is not a #2. He might be for what he's required to do blocking wise but we were going to have to throw the Football more this season and Snead is not good enough in that role. His route tree is limited to the short and intermediate routes and he's solid at best, you don't want someone like him as your #2.
The OL needs to get better as well. RG play has mediocre and that's a big deal when you're going from Yanda to Philips/Mekari, thats a massive drop off. Zeus has taken a massive step back this year and Skura is still trying to work himself back from injury. I'm hopeful that the OL play will improve given the lack of Pre-season/OTAs and hopefully they are able to get back to where they were last year, especially given the type of year Bozeman is having, he's been our best player on the line and is a candidate for an extension.
As far as Lamar looking worse this year. I mean he had a sensational year last year and it's easier to say he's regressed but Jessie Bates after the game pretty much said the only players Lamar is throwing to is Hollywood and Andrews. I don't think it's Lamar regressing, I think it's defenses realizing there are only two threats on the field and the OL is not opening enough nor getting to the 2nd level well enough to open holes. Teams have had an entire offseason to look back on the tape and make adjustments, the Ravens themselves did not do that. It's almost as if they did not anticipate it. I think they got a little too confident.