
Unlocking Lamar’s Play-Action Potential | NFL News
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Lamar Jackson’s hidden weapon? Play-action passes from under center on first down — a cheat code for big plays he’s barely used. New OC Declan Doyle, mentored by Payton and Johnson, is set to unleash this underutilized tactic, turning Jackson’s elite mobility into explosive opportunities. While Jackson ranks surprisingly low in these throws compared to legends like Drew Brees, his talent makes this shift game-changing. It’s a move that could unlock even more of his ceiling, making the Ravens’ offense more dynamic and dangerous than ever.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Unlocking Lamar’s Play-Action Potential | NFL News. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's September 2nd. Welcome in. This is NFL News today, where football meets AI. Lamar Jackson, the Ravens 2 time MVP quarterback, has a proven but underutilized weapon in his arsenal. Play action passes from under center on. First down. This tactic, essentially a cheat code for big plays, hasn't been used nearly enough, especially considering Jackson's talent and the team's offensive. Philosophy. New offensive coordinator, Declan Doyle, a protege of coaches like Sean Payton and Ben Johnson, is expected to change that significantly. Doyle's mentors emphasize these types of throws, and early signs from training camps suggest this will be a major focus for the Ravens, regardless of. They're personnel groupings. Historically, Jackson ranks surprisingly low in these specific plays compared to other top quarterbacks. For instance, Drew Breeze, who retired years ago, attempted more such passes in a shorter span, this highlights how much untapped potential exists in this area for Jackson. The effectiveness of this strategy is well documented.
Quarterbacks who excel at extending plays and have mobility, like Jackson, see great success with under center play action. It creates opportunities for explosive plays downfield, and can be particularly beneficial in the red zone. This shift in offensive strategy could unlock even more of Lamar Jackson's game, especially as he progresses in his career. It's a move that aligns with successful offensive schemes around the league, and promises to make the Ravens offense more dynamic and unpredictable.
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