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Lamar Jackson has been hyper efficient again as a passer when he's played. I mean he's 71% completion rate, 10 yards are passed him, 14 yards per completion. He has over a 6% touchdown rate... the Ravens, it's interesting, you know, if you look at their their pass rate and stuff, their run first team... they've actually been slightly more tilted to the run with Lamar Jackson than they have with Tyler Huntley... Lamar Jackson has a long connection with Mark Andrews. like these guys have an established connection... I feel better about Josh Allen, but but better about Lamar Stacks. Uh, and and maybe maybe that's that's a bad take if Moore plays, but I it's like I know it's I know Flowers is leading the way, and if I can tack on cheap Mark Andrews, I think I can capture a ton of the Lamar volume.
STACKED’s take
Lamar returns with elite efficiency; full game with Flowers and Andrews creates significant upside.
Jackson is returning from injury with elite passing efficiency: 71% completion rate, 10 yards per attempt, 14 yards per completion, and over 6% touchdown rate. He has not yet played a full game with Zay Flowers, creating significant upside potential given their underlying metrics together. Against the Bills, the Ravens present a balanced-to-run approach with elite play action efficiency (third-most efficient team, Bills fourth-worst at defending it per drop back). Jackson has an established long-standing connection with Mark Andrews (28% target rate with Jackson vs. recent Huntley dynamic), and the source prefers Lamar stacking over Josh Allen stacking in this matchup, particularly when pairing Jackson with cheap Mark Andrews to capture volume.
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