Ravens Aim for Offensive Balance Against Raiders in Home Opener

Baltimore looks to diversify its attack with Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson leading the charge against a struggling Las Vegas defense.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh emphasizes the need for a versatile offense, not solely relying on Derrick Henry's running game.
Derrick Henry had a modest performance in Week 1 but is expected to see more carries against a Raiders defense that allowed 176 rushing yards last week.
Lamar Jackson, who accounted for 395 total yards in the season opener, is back in practice and poses a significant dual-threat challenge for the Raiders.
The Ravens' passing attack, featuring wide receivers Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, and tight ends Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely, aims to exploit the Raiders' defensive weaknesses.
Las Vegas will rely on defensive end Maxx Crosby to disrupt Baltimore's offense, while quarterback Gardner Minshew faces a formidable Ravens pass rush.