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Since Lamar Jackson has been out, the Ravens offense has gotten off to solid starts but struggled to sustain that success in the second half. Rob Long and Jeremy Conn discuss Baltimore’s offensive issues and whether Lamar’s return will automatically save the day.

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00:00They scored 24 points against the Tennessee Titans in the first half.
00:04Lamar enters his ankle.
00:06They scored nothing.
00:08And I'm thinking maybe, you know, Declan Doyle is playing rope-a-dope.
00:14Could they come out and they hang 30 in overtime against the Atlanta Falcons the next week and win?
00:20But then they come out, they scored 10 points in the first two possessions against the Cleveland Browns, and that's
00:25it.
00:26Not even the second half shutout.
00:27That was a three-quarter shutout.
00:30Then they come against the next week against the Cincinnati Bengals at home.
00:34By the way, I don't like the losses that we've seen from this team at home the last two years.
00:37They played terrible at home.
00:38Yes.
00:39Going back to last year.
00:40Yeah, against what was that, the Detroit Lions?
00:42It's just, mm.
00:44Anyway, you know, they scored 13 points in the first half, and they get shut out in the second half.
00:52So, we've heard Jesse Minter in the past say, Lamar Jackson was the ultimate fix-it player.
01:02Can he fix this, or are we seeing bigger issues with the offense right now?
01:08If he's playing, I think it's fixed.
01:10Yeah.

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