Ravens: Lamar Jackson's Pocket Dominance; Kyle Hamilton Addresses Disrespect

Monday night's showdown between the Ravens and 49ers has pundits treating Baltimore like the underdog, despite their impressive record.

Monday night's highly anticipated game in San Francisco will showcase two of the NFL's top teams, the Ravens and the 49ers, both with impressive 11-3 records. Despite their success, many experts are underestimating the Ravens, likening them to the Florida State Seminoles in the College Football Playoffs.

Baltimore is entering the game as a 5.5-point underdog, and some pundits are already predicting a lopsided outcome. However, as the teams make their final preparations for Monday night, the focus is on the Ravens, particularly Lamar Jackson's exceptional ability to dominate and dismantle opposing teams, whether inside or outside the pocket.

Experts like Doug Farrar and Greg Cosell have analyzed Jackson's growth as a pocket passer, emphasizing his improved decision-making and ability to extend plays. Jackson's unique dual-threat capability presents a challenge for opposing defenses, forcing them to defend against both his passing and running skills, making the Ravens a formidable force on the field.

Both the Ravens and the 49ers boast impressive 11-3 records, leading their respective conferences (AFC and NFC). Despite their equal success, the Ravens are not receiving the same level of recognition as potential Super Bowl champions, with many experts already dismissing their chances.

As the game approaches, all eyes are on the Ravens' defense, particularly cornerback Marlon Humphrey, who will play a crucial role in containing the 49ers' offensive weapons, including George Kittle, Deebo Samuel, and Christian McCaffrey.

Despite the doubts from pundits like Mike Florio, the Ravens are determined to prove their worth and emerge victorious in what promises to be an electrifying matchup on Monday night.