BALTIMORE -- The Baltimore Ravens have managed only 60 points through their first four games, the fewest in the first quarter of a season in the 10-year John Harbaugh-Joe Flacco era.
Should anyone be surprised?
Baltimore didn't sign a veteran starter on offense until 94 days into free agency. The Ravens didn't draft an offensive skill position player for the first time in in their 22-year history.
The Ravens' top playmaker on offense has been running back Alex Collins, who wasn't on the season-opening roster. Their top receiver is Ben Watson, a 36-year-old tight end who is coming off an Achilles injury.