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Baltimore has been fairly adamant that Rashod Bateman is the offense's No. 2 WR throughout the offseason, but the front office's decision to add not one but two additional resources inside the first 115 picks of the draft obviously created some doubt... my bet continues to be on Bateman, but Lane looks ready to make it interesting!
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Bateman's No. 2 role is questioned by draft additions, but source still favors him over Lane.
Baltimore's front office has been adamant that Bateman is the offense's No. 2 WR throughout the offseason, but the decision to add two additional WR resources inside the first 115 draft picks has created doubt. Ja'Kobi Lane has made multiple big plays in training camp, though his highlight-reel catch strength in the Big Ten differs from facing NFL competition like Marlon Humphrey. Zay Flowers and Mark Andrews should lead regardless, and with Lamar Jackson one year removed from 4,172 passing yards and 41 TDs, there should be enough volume for a complementary WR to provide boom-or-bust WR4 upside; the source's bet remains on Bateman.
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