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NFL·ANALYSIS·October 22, 2026 05:17 PM ET

Dan Orlovsky labels Baltimore Ravens attack a 'three-headed monster'

Jason McCourty joins the midseason scheme breakdown.

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What happened: ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky and Jason McCourty spotlighted the Baltimore Ravens' multi-option attack as a 'three-headed monster' during Thursday's NFL discussion. The evaluation connects to a broader 2026 regular-season shift toward offenses operating under center more frequently across the league.

Why it matters: Presenting multiple threats from under-center alignments forces opposing defenses to either blitz heavily or compromise their coverage shells. For a Baltimore Ravens squad that drew major award buzz entering Week 1, maintaining that schematic versatility keeps defensive coordinators off balance into late October.

What to watch: Baltimore continues its 2026 regular-season schedule as opposing defenses adjust their pressure packages against under-center looks.

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