Baltimore Ravens: 3 Vital statistics for 2019 season

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BALTIMORE, MARYLAND – DECEMBER 16: Wide Receiver Willie Snead #83 of the Baltimore Ravens is tackled after a reception by cornerback Javien Elliott #35 and outside linebacker Lavonte David #54 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the second quarter at M&T Bank Stadium on December 16, 2018 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Todd Olszewski/Getty Images) /

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When it was all said and done, the Baltimore Ravens’ offensive unit totaled 37 offensive touchdown in 2018. There were 19 scores on the ground and 18 more through the air. Joe Flacco, now a member of the Denver Broncos, threw 12 touchdown passes (six interceptions) and ran for 45 yards on 19 attempts.

By season’s end, rookie Lamar Jackson had also thrown twice as many scores (6) as picks (3). But the 2016 Heisman Trophy winner finished second on the club with 695 yards on the ground and ran for five scores.

Back to the aerial game and the aforementioned 18 trips to the end zone. More than half of those touchdowns (11) came courtesy of four players. But wide receiver John Brown (5) is now a member of the Buffalo Bills. Running back Javorius Allen (2) joined the New Orleans Saints this year. Tight end Maxx Williams (1) inked a deal with the Arizona Cardinals. And veteran wideout Michael Crabtree (3) remains on the open market.

So the Ravens have their share of new faces when it comes to pass-catchers, led by 2019 first-round pick Marquise “Hollywood” Brown. General manager Eric DeCosta also used a third-round selection on former Notre Dame wideout Miles Boykin.

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Free agency brought wide receivers Michael Floyd and Seth Roberts. Willie Snead led the team with 62 receptions in 2018 but managed only one score. Could second-year tight ends Hayden Hurst and Mark Andrews wind up being the main scoring targets?

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