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The Ravens have continued to produce offensively despite missing key pieces due to injuries. Tim Barbalace, Ken Weinman, and Femi Ayanbadejo discuss how Baltimore has managed to overcome those setbacks and why the offense deserves even more credit for finding ways to succeed with so many players sidelined.

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00:00I think that's what sort of has me most excited about this football team where the injuries predominantly have been
00:08on the offensive side of the ball.
00:10But despite all of that, they're top five in several statistical categories like Lamar was playing at a really high
00:18level prior to going down with that injury, pushing the ball down the field at a rate that we haven't
00:23seen thus far in his career.
00:25We've talked ad nauseum about Zay. Bateman's coming off a really strong end to that Falcons game.
00:31You bring in Juergens. This offensive line, it's been shaky in pass pro. We've talked about that.
00:37But if they can settle in there even more. But, you know, you bringing up guys taking advantage of injury.
00:44I'll even throw Vanga in there, even though he was a starter.
00:48But what he was able to do, start two games at center, he's allowed a four point nine percent pressure
00:55rate this season.
00:56That's the lowest among all rookies. So he has been as advertised.

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