Lamar Jackson has thrown two passing touchdowns through two 2026 games (324 yards and one score in Week 1, then 235 yards with one touchdown and an interception in Week 2), reflecting a new offense under first-year coordinator Declan Doyle that emphasizes pre-snap motion, play-action, and explosiveness. Jackson has praised the scheme’s creativity and has shown efficiency when healthy, though Zay Flowers’ hamstring injury limited targets in Week 2 and the Ravens leaned on Derrick Henry’s rushing attack. Baltimore’s revamped receiving corps and Jackson’s dual-threat profile create matchup advantages, yet the run-heavy identity and potential receiver absences could cap passing volume. Traders are watching Flowers’ return, upcoming schedule difficulty, and whether the offense sustains the higher attempt totals projected from offseason reports.