Ravens vs Colts: Jackson’s Test Against Anarumo | Indianapolis Colts News

0:00It's September 12th. Welcome in. This is Indianapolis Colts News today, where Team Coverage meets AI. Alright, let's talk about the Ravens kicking off their season against the Colts. Baltimore's coming in as favorites, which, you know, they've been before and hasn't always gone their way. But this year, the expectation is they'll handle business, especially with a new defensive coordinator, Jesse Mentor, making his head coaching debut. The Colts are pretty much sticking with what they had last year. Their offense runs through Jonathan Taylor and their quarterback, Daniel Jones, doesn't throw deep much. Most of those deep shots go to Alec Pierce and beyond him, they don't have a lot of other guys who can stretch the field. So, expect the Ravens to focus their coverage on Pierce. On the other side of the ball, the Colts' defensive coordinator is Lou and Arumo, a familiar face from his time in Cincinnati. The Ravens offense has had success against his defenses in the past, controlling the run and keeping pace in shootouts. But, Arumo's known for disguising his coverages

1:00and bringing pressure, which could challenge Baltimore's revamped offensive line. This means Lamar Jackson needs to be locked in with his new line, especially the interior guys. He'll be dealing with some tough defensive tackles, and he'll have to be sharp reading the defense and communicating adjustments. Arumo's schemes are designed to create confusion, and Jackson will need to avoid falling into those coverage traps. With a new offensive coordinator emphasizing quick passes and footwork, Jackson might also lean on his legs early on, especially since he's coming. Back from injuries. He's had some of his best plays against Arumo's defenses when forced to extend plays, so don't be surprised if he uses that mobility to get settled. Into the new offense.