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With the Falcons likely to stack the box, could play-action passing be the key to opening up the Ravens’ offense? Vinny Cerrato and Bob Haynie discuss how Baltimore can take advantage of Atlanta’s defensive approach and create opportunities through the air.

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00:00But there'll be a game plan.
00:01Just like, same thing with Ben Johnson in Chicago.
00:06Same thing.
00:07Caleb Williams is out.
00:08They play their third, then they play their second.
00:11And they still offensively.
00:13But the key is, is they were able to run the football.
00:17And I just think, Bob, the way it's going to be, and Atlanta, with their safeties up
00:24in the box, and they like to get them involved.
00:27And like we talked about yesterday, their two safeties are two leading tacklers.
00:32So they're going to be up there.
00:34So maybe you start, Bob, I would have no problem first play the game, you know, play
00:41action, pass, and taking a shot down the field.
00:43And just, all right, this, we're going to, you think we're going to run it?
00:47We're going to pound it?
00:48We're going to throw the ball.
00:50And I think that's the way Carolina, that's how Carolina hammered them, 34-3.
00:54They threw the heck out of the ball, and they completed, everybody completes balls
00:59against them, because they don't get a lot of pressure on the quarterback.
01:02And if you're doing play action pass, you got a lot more blockers and stuff, too.
01:06And then the linebackers and everything, they're coming up for Derrick Henry, especially
01:10on first down.
01:11And then the linebackers and everything, especially on first down.
01:11And then the linebackers and everything, especially on first down.

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