The storylines following the Ravens 34-20 Week 3 loss are predictable. Baltimore struggled to overcome a first half deficit, John Harbaugh was out-coached, Lamar missed some throws, coordinator Roman passed too often, the pass rush failed to record a sack, coordinator Martindale’s blitzes were ineffective and the secondary blew assignments. There is certainly truth in each point.
Nonetheless, the key takeaway that has escaped many is that the Ravens front office has not surrounded Jackson with the weapons he needs to combat the best teams in the NFL.
This in not a new issue.