That's more like it. After running for his life against the Chiefs and Raiders, Lamar Jackson only needed to attempt 15 and 18 passes to defeat the Cowboys and Bills, respectively. Baltimore finally played to its strengths, resulting in Derrick Henry dominating both Dallas and Buffalo, rushing for over 150 yards in each contest. While Henry deserves plenty of credit, so does the Baltimore offensive line, which had struggled mightily early on before paving the way for Henry the last two weeks.
Ronnie Stanley has looked like his former self so far, while Roger Rosengarten was impressive in his first start against a tough Buffalo front seven. Perhaps the Ravens don't need to take a tackle in Round 1 after all?
Let's still address the offensive line, though, as Baltimore should still be looking for a guard of the future to go along with Andrew Vorhees. Tyler Booker checks a lot of boxes for the Ravens: he's big (perhaps not as big as Daniel Faalele, but he's 6'5" and well over 300 pounds), physical, and sneaky athletic. Plus, he goes to Ozzie Newsome's favorite school.
I'm sure the baseball team down the street will be inquiring about his abilities to hit with runners in scoring position, too.
- Gabe Kamins, Ravens Analyst