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Ravens Making ‘Scary’ Adjustments for Derrick Henry
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He’s already the NFL’s premier running back overpowering defenses between the tackles, but the Baltimore Ravens are still making two adjustments to help Derrick Henry be even more of a “scary sight” for opposing teams.
The latter described how “Henry got out on the perimeter on designed runs a few times during the practice I saw.
Similar formations and concepts created a notable “finishing move” for Henry and the Ravens when Monken called the plays.
Doyle’s main adjustment to Henry’s game makes sense, but the Ravens have other options for making outside runs the feature of a new-look offense.
Doyle will be able to call more outside runs with Randall and versatile veteran Justice Hill supporting Henry.