Baltimore Beatdown on Lamar Jackson
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But Anarumo's ability to disguise his coverages and pressure packages can attack the Ravens offense in two key ways. First, it will demand Jackson to be on the same page with a revamped offensive line that features a brand-new interior trio, including center Jovaughn Gwyn making his first start. He will already have his hands full with Colts defensive tackles DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart, but he also has to help Jackson read the defense and communicate adjustments to the rest of the line. Jackson will also have to be careful not to fall into Anarumo's coverage traps.
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Jackson faces coverage disguises and new OL chemistry against familiar Anarumo scheme.
Lamar Jackson faces a challenging Week 1 matchup against Lou Anarumo's Colts defense; he must be on the same page with a revamped offensive line featuring new center Jovaughn Gwyn making his first start and will have his hands full with Colts defensive tackles DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart. Anarumo's ability to disguise coverages and pressure packages can attack the Ravens offense through coverage traps, similar to his Bengals schemes. Jackson will also have to navigate Declan Doyle's emphasis on quick passing and footwork timing. Given this is his first game back at 100% after last year's injuries and his first in Doyle's system, Jackson could lean on his legs early; historically, some of his most dazzling extended plays came against Anarumo's Bengals because coverage looks forced him to hold onto the ball.
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