When healthy, the Baltimore Ravens have established themselves as having one of the most high-powered offensive units in the NFL. They use the running game to their advantage, winning up front and executing big runs while also having a solid overall passing game.
When ranking the NFL’s best “offensive triplets”, Jared Dubin of CBS Sports has Baltimore’s trio of quarterback Lamar Jackson, running back J.K. Dobbins and tight end Mark Andrews in the top 10, coming in at No. 8. Dubin explained that the Ravens’ group of players was the lowest out of any team that received a top-five vote, and part of that reflects Jackson’s inconsistencies in 2021. However, he also talked about Andrews’ monster season and the expectation that Dobbins will be Baltimore’s lead ball-carrier in 2022.
“The Ravens are the lowest-ranked of our eight teams that received at least one top-five vote. This ranking reflects a confidence that Jackson’s inconsistency last season was likely the result of injuries to both himself and the offensive line, and that Andrews’ monster season was just the beginning of him solidifying himself as one of the NFL’s best tight ends. Dobbins and Gus Edwards are each coming off torn ACLs, but Dobbins was expected to be the lead ball-carrier last season, so we expect that to be the case in 2022.”
