OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The debut of the Baltimore Ravens "Heisman package" -- the formation with Lamar Jackson, Mark Ingram II and Robert Griffin III -- produced 12 yards Sunday.
The real gain for the Ravens: creating another headache for opposing defenses.
"Don’t think for one second that Greg Roman, their offensive coordinator, did not use that Heisman package on purpose," said Dan Orlovsky, a former NFL quarterback who is now an ESPN analyst. "Think about the manpower it takes to prepare for this offense before the triple option with the Heisman (winners) ever came into play. And now you’ve added another wrinkle that has multiple wrinkles within it with that Heisman package -- the Ravens are…
