Ravens win 59-10: The good, the great and the special
The Great:
Marquise Brown wasn’t the only dominant receiving option for the Ravens. Mark Andrews had a huge performance from the tight end position. Andrews had eight receptions for 108 yards and a touchdown. That is a Pro Bowl level of performance, so hopefully he can keep that up. Baltimore got a good bit from their tight ends in the passing game. Hayden Hurst caught three passes for 41 yards and Nick Boyle picked up 26 receiving yards. Pat Ricard had a touchdown reception from the fullback position. Baltimore displayed a lights out passing attack and the tight ends and the fullback remained key ingredients.
The Ravens had two rookie receivers score a touchdown in this game. Marquise Brown will be talked about in the special category so let’s get to Miles Boykin. Boykin had a five yard touchdown grab. That’s a good start for a third round pick wide receiver.
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Lamar Jackson (and Robert Griffin III in garbage time) spread the ball out for five different players to be on the end of a receiving touchdown. That’s huge. The Ravens scored six passing touchdowns, and had two on the ground. That’s right, we’re talking about a Baltimore Ravens team that scored eight touchdowns in one game.
The offensive line was dominant. Bradley Bozeman was impressive at left guard. The offensive line owned the line of scrimmage without much of a contest. Lamar Jackson had all day to throw the football and he had a quick release anyway. The run game was opened up by the big guys up front. The offensive line was an area of real concern but they manhandled the Dolphins.