Ravens Facing Offensive Concerns

Concerns About Lamar Jackson's Health Linger

The Baltimore Ravens are reportedly concerned about the health of quarterback Lamar Jackson. Jackson, who missed the team's last four games with a knee injury, is still not practicing with the team and his status for the upcoming game is uncertain.

Head coach John Harbaugh said that Jackson is "day-to-day" and that the team is taking a cautious approach with him.

"We're just trying to be smart with him," Harbaugh said. "We want to make sure he's healthy and ready to go when he's ready to go."

Offensive Line Issues Continue

The Ravens' offensive line has also been a major concern this season. The team has allowed 22 sacks, which is tied for the most in the NFL.

Injuries have been a major problem for the Ravens' offensive line. All-Pro left tackle Ronnie Stanley has missed the entire season with an ankle injury. Right tackle Morgan Moses has also missed several games with a foot injury.

The Ravens have tried several different combinations on the offensive line, but they have yet to find a consistent group.

Play-Calling Concerns

The Ravens' play-calling has also been criticized this season. Offensive coordinator Greg Roman has been accused of being too predictable and not adjusting his game plan to the strengths of his players.

The Ravens have struggled to score points this season, averaging just 18.3 points per game. They have also been one of the worst teams in the NFL on third down, converting just 32.4% of their attempts.

Roman has defended his play-calling, but the Ravens' offense has not shown much improvement in recent weeks.

Conclusion

The Ravens are facing a number of challenges on offense. Jackson's health is a major concern, the offensive line has been a major problem, and the play-calling has been criticized.

The Ravens need to find a way to fix these issues if they want to make a run in the playoffs.