Jackson’s New Scheme Tests Anarumo | NFL News

0:00It's September 7th. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Lamar Jackson, the Ravens quarterback, is a serious problem for opposing defenses, especially when facing a new offensive scheme. This year, he's working with a first-time play-caller, which adds another layer of difficulty for teams trying to game-plan against him. It's a tough spot for any coordinator, but particularly for Lou and Arumo, the cult's defensive coordinator. Arumo has a history of struggling against Jackson with a record of one win and nine losses when facing him. While Arumo did solid work with the Bengals, Jackson has consistently found ways to exploit his defenses. Even though the Ravens' offense is described as brand new, it's likely that Arumo and his team will still be looking at what has worked for. Jackson in the past against them. The Ravens' offensive line is still finding its rhythm, and they have some rookie pass catcher stepping onto the field for the first time. Jackson's legs have been a key weapon against Arumo's defenses.

1:03In 2025, cult's defense ranked poorly against quarterback runs, showing struggles with efficiency and third-down conversions. You can expect to see plenty of design runs for Jackson, especially early in the game, as the new offensive coordinator will want to test the cult. Defense in ways they've struggled to stop before. It wouldn't be surprising to see Jackson get a significant number of carries if the game is close. The Ravens are also expected to utilize their Titans heavily, but more as slot receivers than traditional Titans. These players will be expected to make big plays downfield. Historically, Jackson has had great success throwing to Titans against Arumo's defenses, boasting a high completion percentage, and a perfect. Touchdown to Interception Ratio.