The Baltimore Ravens are poised to follow a bizarre training camp with a season opener shrouded in mystery.
They’ll be playing Sunday in an empty stadium, facing a Cleveland Browns team with a new coaching staff that’s provided no clue how they plan to employ a revamped offense.
“A lot of unknowns,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh acknowledged.
About the only thing for sure is that Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson, the multi-faceted reigning NFL MVP, will be the focal point of an offense that last year set a league record with 3,296 yards rushing. That helped the Ravens win the AFC North with the best regular-season record in the NFL.