Over the last few seasons the Baltimore Ravens have been known to have a very high-powered and explosive offense. Led by quarterback Lamar Jackson, the unit has dominated on the ground while also showing flashes through the air, and that’s propelled them to many big-time wins.
Despite the recent success of the Baltimore offense, in 2021 the unit struggled as a whole, especially in the later part of the season. When ranking each NFL offense using a weighted grading system, Jared Dubin of CBS Sports placed the Ravens’ unit at No. 13 overall, which put them in the third tier out of five total, representing an average placement.
The grading system uses a five-point scale, with one point being “terrible”, three points being “average”, and five points being “elite”. The system is also weighted, meaning the quarterback position has more of an impact on the overall grade since it is the most important part of the offense.
