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QBBAL40 insightsLatest Sep 13, 2026
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PositiveDepth ChartSep 12, 2026Ted Nguyen
NegativeMatchupSep 12, 2026Baltimore Beatdown
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.
NegativeProjectionSep 9, 2026Big Blue View
Jackson's inability to win a Super Bowl or even reach one under Harbaugh raises critical questions about his performance in crunch time. Since Harbaugh's lone Super Bowl win, his Ravens teams were eliminated by teams led by Philip Rivers, Tom Brady, Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, and Patrick Mahomes. Jackson went 0-for-5 against those elite quarterbacks in playoff games when it mattered most. The 2023 AFC Championship Game vs. Kansas City exemplifies the concern: the Chiefs showed a heavy front and dared the Ravens to beat them through the air, and Jackson was unable to exploit it. The underlying question is whether Jackson isn't quite as good as he often seems, at least in crunch time, or whether Harbaugh and his coaches failed to maximize his skills.
NegativeProjectionSep 9, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Ron Jaworski examines why Harbaugh did not win a ring or reach a Super Bowl with Lamar Jackson, noting Jackson went 0 for 5 against elite quarterbacks (Philip Rivers, Tom Brady, Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes) in crunch time playoff situations. Jaworski raises the possibility that Jackson isn't quite as good as he often seems, at least in crunch time, or that Harbaugh and his coaches did not maximize Jackson's skills. In the 2023 AFC Championship Game vs. Kansas City, the Chiefs showed a heavy front and dared the Ravens to beat them through the pass; the Ravens complied and Jackson was unable to execute, raising the question of whether it was Harbaugh's play-calling or Jackson's inability to exploit the defense.