The Baltimore Ravens’ offensive line hit a new low against the Buffalo Bills, with Lamar Jackson, Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano all suffering injuries as Baltimore struggled to protect its quarterbacks. After reviewing the All-22 film, Cole Jackson breaks down the protection failures that defined the game, including Buffalo’s effective stunt packages, Roger Rosengarten’s struggles and the missed assignments that allowed defenders into the backfield. We also examine Declan Doyle’s lack of adjustments, Zay Flowers’ frustrating afternoon and why the Ravens may need to simplify their running game to keep their offense afloat.
Episode Rundown
00:00 – Introduction: A disastrous day for Baltimore’s offense
00:49 – Offensive line breakdown: The staggering QB pressure rates
02:20 – Lamar Jackson’s injury: What went wrong on the opening play?
04:18 – Roger Rosengarten’s struggles and repeated protection losses
05:09 – How Buffalo’s stunt packages overwhelmed Baltimore’s offensive line
07:39 – Declan Doyle’s lack of adjustments: Where was the extra protection?
09:14 – Delayed blitzes and Baltimore’s recurring protection communication issues
10:56 – What happened to Zay Flowers? Missed opportunities and drops
13:23 – Derrick Henry and the problems with Baltimore’s run-blocking concepts
15:45 – Why the Ravens must simplify their offense moving forward
17:01 – Looking ahead to Jacksonville: Can Baltimore find an answer?
