From the episode
I think his ceiling is majorly capped with, with Huntley at quarterback... this offense to me from watching it... it's generally just designed around the run game completely when Huntley is at quarterback... passing wise, it feels very limited to me... you're going to start Zay flowers.
STACKED’s take
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Huntley's run-heavy scheme caps Flowers' ceiling but doesn't warrant benching.
With Tyler Huntley at quarterback for Baltimore, the Ravens offense is designed heavily around the run game with zone read concepts and power gap schemes; the passing game features limited air yards (108 catchable air yards in Week 5, similar to Pittsburgh's quick-hitting approach). Zay Flowers' ceiling is capped in this scheme, though the speaker advises starting him and doesn't expect a bench-worthy situation yet.
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