Harbaugh Expects Big Plays From the Ravens Offense
Ravens coach John Harbaugh has a keen sense of how teams will try to shut down Lamar Jackson next season.
The first order of business will be containing the Ravens’ record-setting ground attack. Opponents will want to make Jackson drop back and make plays downfield.
That strategy could backfire because Jackson has already shown he can effectively attack a secondary. While there is admitted room for improvement, Jackson threw a league-high 25 of his 36 touchdown passes from the pocket last season, ahead of Drew Brees (24), Jameis Winston (23), and Dak Prescott (22), according to research by Pro Football Focus.