Ravens’ offense has a short-yardage problem they need to solve

Connor Burke of Ebony Bird argues that the Baltimore Ravens face a growing short-yardage issue that requires immediate solutions. During their Week 3 victory against the Dallas Cowboys, the Ravens converted only two of nine plays needing three yards or less, including just one conversion on seven running attempts. Burke emphasizes that even star running back Derrick Henry cannot resolve this inefficiency alone.

The analysis points to interior offensive line limitations, the offseason loss of fullback Patrick Ricard, and playcalling as primary factors. Burke suggests offensive coordinator Declan Doyle should consider reintroducing a quarterback sneak package featuring tight end Mark Andrews, similar to the Philadelphia Eagles' successful short-yardage designs.