Summary
The Baltimore Ravens, who recently started the NFL season with a 1-3 record, are being criticized for their offensive strategy. The team ranks last in giving the ball to running backs on early downs, despite being effective when they do so. Analysts suggest increasing running plays with Derrick Henry and Justice Hill to boost the team's offense.
Key Facts
- The Ravens have a 1-3 record this season.
- Their offense has struggled, particularly at crucial moments during games.
- They are ranked last in the NFL for giving the ball to running backs on first and second downs.
- When they do run on these downs, the team is second in yards per carry.
- Analyst Dan Orlovsky criticized the team's use of Derrick Henry on early downs.
- The Ravens face the Houston Texans in Week 5, who have a mid-ranked defense against the run.
- Running more plays with Henry and Justice Hill could help quarterback Lamar Jackson or backup Cooper Rush.
