Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta has regularly emphasized sustainable models of winning year in and year out as his ultimate goal. The Ravens have achieved that with Lamar Jackson and their historic rushing attack married to a complex and coverage capable defense. They’ve obviously fallen short of their ultimate goal, winning a conference championship and playing for a Lombardi Trophy.
In their past four postseason games, they’ve struggled to find success offensively, particularly in the first half. Ignoring a Lamar Jackson scramble that propelled the Ravens to their first playoff victory of the Lamar Jackson era, Baltimore hasn’t mustered another touchdown in the first half of any of those games.