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[Roll Tide]

You said you would move him from QB.

You said you would trade him for Darnold.

You created your own narrative.

I would

 

I probably wouldn’t now 

 

Still won’t give him 30-40 million per year! That’s my narrative 

[JStruds]

I bet Calais Campbell would make a hell of a Fullback.

Clearly you meant Tyree Phillips with his 22 YPC lifetime average. 😀😀😀

[Slidemaster]

Clearly you meant Tyree Phillips with his 22 YPC lifetime average. 😀😀😀

Obviously. What was I thinking!

[Slidemaster]

I would

I probably wouldn’t now

Still won’t give him 30-40 million per year! That’s my narrative

*probably* wouldn't.

Holy jesus.

[Biggsy]

*probably* wouldn't.

Holy jesus.

Remember, the RBs were great today. But the best runner on the field was just solid. 🙄🤣

[JordanKough]

I just rewatched this game. The Ravens offense was better than it seemed like it was. There was a little bit of stubborness on Roman's part. He wanted to run between the tackles a little too much for my taste. And there were some zero value plays that could have been better used. But a few non-executing moments, plus some stubborness were what unplugged us at moments. 

Felt a little like the first half of the year at times, where just bad execution, drops, one missed play, throw, block were missed. Gotta clean that up next week. But I think the Titans approach won't be replicated by Buffalo, but it'll be interesting to see. 

[Slidemaster]

Remember, the RBs were great today. But the best runner on the field was just solid. 🙄🤣

I mean...it is just baffling.

[TwentyThirtyFive]

I just rewatched this game. The Ravens offense was better than it seemed like it was. There was a little bit of stubborness on Roman's part. He wanted to run between the tackles a little too much for my taste. And there were some zero value plays that could have been better used. But a few non-executing moments, plus some stubborness were what unplugged us at moments.

Felt a little like the first half of the year at times, where just bad execution, drops, one missed play, throw, block were missed. Gotta clean that up next week. But I think the Titans approach won't be replicated by Buffalo, but it'll be interesting to see.

I like that Buf is a team that hasnt seen us this year. Granted that works in reverse as well.

[Biggsy]

I just rewatched this game. The Ravens offense was better than it seemed like it was. There was a little bit of stubborness on Roman's part. He wanted to run between the tackles a little too much for my taste. And there were some zero value plays that could have been better used. But a few non-executing moments, plus some stubborness were what unplugged us at moments.

Felt a little like the first half of the year at times, where just bad execution, drops, one missed play, throw, block were missed. Gotta clean that up next week. But I think the Titans approach won't be replicated by Buffalo, but it'll be interesting to see.

Offense only put up 20, but they weren't bad. Roman continued to run the stupid ass read option where Lamar's running lane is the exact same as the RB. It finally worked a couple of times. But man does that play annoy me. Especially when the opposing team is just run blitzing 3 LBs into every gap in the middle of the field.

But to his credit, Roman adjusted some and started hitting them up in the flats and with some quick outs. Hollywood did a great job taking some quick passes for big gains outside. He avoided the big drop today, which was nice.

Outside of one of the worst passes ever, Lamar settled in and played really well. That 48 yard TD run broke the ice for him. After that, he seemed to play more fluid and loose.

My biggest concern is the offensive line. We played a team that couldn't buy a sack all season. And we let the consistently get pressure today. Thats unacceptable.

[Mackus]

I thought the offense was pretty bad. 20 against this defense isn't getting it done.

Agree with others that it was the line and not the skill players that were the limiting factor offensively.

[Ravens2006]

Koch has never thrown an incomplete pass in the NFL... Not sure why you people forget this! Punters are people too!

[Biggsy]

Koch has never thrown an incomplete pass in the NFL... Not sure why you people forget this! Punters are people too!

Well the answer to our QB woes was right in front of our faces. Move Koch to QB, Lamar to WR, and were superbowl bound. 🙄

[makoman]

This was going to be my point. He could be a first ballot HoF’er and I wouldn’t be surprised if 2019 is his best season.

I usually don’t read his drivel but I’m in such a good mood after today it’s making me laugh.

Dan Marino’s best year was his second season. I don’t really get that supposed insult, is that supposed to be a shot at Lamar? The vast majority of QBs will never have a year that good.

[cprenegade]

I like that Buf is a team that hasnt seen us this year. Granted that works in reverse as well.

 

They played last year so they have seen Jackson.  Same with the Ravens, they have seen Allen.  Two x-factors:  Buffalo hasn't played Dobbins, the Ravens haven't played Diggs.  

[cprenegade]

Well the answer to our QB woes was right in front of our faces. Move Koch to QB, Lamar to WR, and were superbowl bound.

 

The QB discussion is stupid, if for no other reason than there is no plan B.  You've designed an entire offense around Jackson's unique talents.  Without him, this offense would be in the bottom third of the league in scoring in a league where scoring is way up.  Changing gears now means changing the makeup of an entire offense.  The Ravens have invested heavily in winning now.  Without Jackson, it would take a total rebuild of the team without a whole lot of cap space.  There isn't really any choice.  You pay the man and ride with him.  It's that simple.  

[Mike B]

The QB discussion is stupid, if for no other reason than there is no plan B.  You've designed an entire offense around Jackson's unique talents.  Without him, this offense would be in the bottom third of the league in scoring in a league where scoring is way up.  Changing gears now means changing the makeup of an entire offense.  The Ravens have invested heavily in winning now.  Without Jackson, it would take a total rebuild of the team without a whole lot of cap space.  There isn't really any choice.  You pay the man and ride with him.  It's that simple.  

All true, plus the fact that he is a terrific player and the offense is damn good,  

[The Epic]

That backward pass to Brown near the endzone.

 

Yeesh.

 

That was almost a total disaster.

[TwentyThirtyFive]

That backward pass to Brown near the endzone.

Yeesh.

That was almost a total disaster.

I think we're all ready to eliminate that one from the playbook for eternity

[bmore_ken]

Anyone remember when the talk was Lamar would never be an accurate passer and would be be injured a lot? Me neither.  

[bmore_ken]

The QB discussion is stupid, if for no other reason than there is no plan B.  You've designed an entire offense around Jackson's unique talents.  Without him, this offense would be in the bottom third of the league in scoring in a league where scoring is way up.  Changing gears now means changing the makeup of an entire offense.  The Ravens have invested heavily in winning now.  Without Jackson, it would take a total rebuild of the team without a whole lot of cap space.  There isn't really any choice.  You pay the man and ride with him.  It's that simple.  

Agreed. Talk about a guy with leverage   Pay him now before the price goes up.