OWINGS MILLS, Md. —

The loss the the Cincinnati Bengals on Thanksgiving marked the end of the Ravens 5-game winning streak but also highlighted an ongoing issue with the offense.

It all starts with quarterback Lamar Jackson, who had three consecutive games without a touchdown for the first time in his career. He has not played at his MVP-level since he suffered a hamstring injury back in Week 4. The offense has not been as effective as last years when they led the league in total yards, and with few roster changes, the drop off is hard to explain.

The obvious issue has been the health of Jackson, who has been listed in every injury report except for one, with various ailments including a hurt ankle and toe. He is only averaging under 30 yards per game rushing which would be the lowest o

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