Very risky with :11 seconds and no timeouts left before halftime but this is absurd pocket manipulation

Risky yes, but it’s Lamar Jackson after all

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I love the job from the pass catchers on this play. Andrews lures two defenders to the left which frees up Bateman in the middle. A defender picks up Bate, he remains in the middle. Tylan lures his defender to the left which leads to Justice being wide open. Great improvisation.

If Hill actually would have lost balance and fell my TV would not have survived halftime…

Absurd because it was totally unnecessary Baltimore’s OL played great he panicked in a clean pocket then ran into pressure both times he moved and had to run away from his own created pressure. He could have stood flat footed and still made the throw in the end.

7 sitting wide open in end zone.. pressure was there thoguh

Most absurd part. Realizing that going left is gonna risk a holding call on Stanley.

Locked onto Andrews though. If he comes off of him and releases at :08 in this video, he has an easy TD to a wide open Bateman, from a pristine pocket.

This looks like an individual practice segment pocket movement drill where the coach keeps pointing front/back/left/right for like 15 extra seconds before blowing the whistle to make a point to keep your feet moving. But against the steelers in a must have it spot not air.

Shoutout the improvised route by Hill—welcome back

Refs missed a blatant hold on Cam Heyward