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The Ravens' chances of having success against the Jaguars start with the offensive line. If the unit can't protect and create opportunities up front, the offense won't be getting anything going. Vinny Cerrato and Bob Haynie discuss their importance for this matchup.

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00:00The only problem is with the formula, part of the formula is the offensive line.
00:04Because, you know, you say we want to run the ball.
00:06It all comes back to the offensive line because you can't run the ball without the offensive line.
00:10And throwing the ball down the field, you can't do that without the offensive line.
00:15So that is the most critical thing.
00:18I mean, the offensive line's got to play well.
00:20If you had one thing on offense, the O-line's got to hold up.
00:26And one thing on defense, play four quarters.
00:28Play four quarters on defense.
00:32But I just don't.
00:35I mean, what game has the O-line really played well in?
00:40Indy game, maybe.
00:42I don't know.
00:43I mean, we're going back to week one of the season.
00:47Derrick Henry, what, six of the last seven games, he hasn't rushed for 100 yards.
00:51Yeah.
00:52Yeah.
00:53And I feel bad for him.
00:54You know, and throw those tight ends in there, too.
00:56The tight ends and the O-line.
00:58They cannot block.
01:00They cannot block.
01:02And we've, we had the Buffalo team who was ranked 30th.
01:0930th against the pass.
01:11And they knocked out.
01:12And pass rush rate and pass rush win rate and all of that nonsense that goes into it.
01:18They looked like the 85 Bears.

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