Lamar Jackson fired a confident exchange at Rod Woodson, framing a hypothetical one-on-one with the 2000 Ravens defense as a testament to era-shifting talent. The talk centers on how the former unit’s dominance—opponents were held to roughly 10.3 points per game in that season—meets today’s QB athleticism, with Lamar insisting he would win more often than not in his own open-field chess match. The conversation also unpacks how the Ravens’ current roster depth stacks up against that legendary unit, and what it means for fantasy spikes from Lamar and teammates when considering open-field creativity and run game scripts.

Beyond the debate, the episode tracks Ravens roster moves and health notes: Kyle Fuller worked out for Baltimore, signaling veteran depth addition possibilities; Adisa Isaac suffered a dislocated elbow, with a timeline that could land him on IR if the injury is severe. The show also recaps Week 2 preseason win over Dallas, notes on Keaton Mitchell’s hamstring, Rasheen Ali’s roster chances, and the kicking duel that Tyler Loop largely won with a string of long makes. The broadcast teases a Week 3 roster-battle spotlight and other substantive notes from John Harbaugh as the Ravens prepare for a sharper cut-down window.