Ravens Plan To Increase No-Huddle Offense

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<table width="100%" align="center"><tbody><tr vAlign="top"><td class="subHead" vAlign="top" colSpan="3">Ravens planning to increase no-huddle looks </td></tr><tr vAlign="top"><td class="vaLabel" colSpan="3">Joe Flacco - QB - BAL - Aug. 9 - 2:56 p.m. ET </td></tr><tr><td vAlign="top" colSpan="3">After visiting Ravens camp, CBS Sports' Pat Kirwan notes there is "real excitement about how good this team can be in the no-huddle."
Joe Flacco has been pushing OC Cam Cameron to be more aggressive this season, and we've seen vague references to the passing game finally opening up. Kirwan believes the Ravens will feature a similar two-tight end "attack package" that the Patriots use. Unfortunately, they won't be deploying the same personnel as the Pats. If Flacco is going to finally emerge as a fantasy asset, the biggest change will have to via Cameron's play-calling. Only the Jets ran more frequently on first down in 2011.
Source: CBSSports.com
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[HacheMan]

<table border="0" cellSpacing="0" cellPadding="0" width="100%"><tbody><tr><td class="bodyCopy">Coach John Harbaugh confirmed that the no-huddle will be a "big part" of what the Ravens do on offense this season.</td></tr><tr><td>

</td></tr><tr><td class="vaLink">As is the case with Matt Ryan and the Falcons, the plan is to take the shackles off the passing game now that the quarterback has graduated from the developmental stage. The biggest growth in both aerial attacks will come in efficiency, as the Ravens and Falcons joined the Jets as the three teams that ran the ball the most on first downs last year.
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</td></tr><tr><td class="vaLink">Source: BaltimoreRavens.com</td></tr></tbody></table>