So you fondle dudes from the back?

People do weird things after meth

You touched his ass?

What part of "limited capacity" did you not understand?

Flacco finished the game and played 100% of the snaps, but he played through a hip injury that knocked him out for 3 weeks. Jackson had 13 snaps, all of them gadget plays with Flacco still on the field.

If I have to explain to you the advantage that having an efficient offense provides for the defense, then you've already lost the argument. You can "win" in the same sense Trump wins debates: by being loud and assertive with your ignorance.

Lamar played in a limited capacity that game i referenced, and the team as a whole lost to the steelers. QBs play injured quite often. These are all objective facts.

So at this point your argument has deteriorated into whether or not your vague, misused facts we're technically correct lol. You probably don't even remember your initial argument or how Lamar's 13 snaps at WR support it rofl. You're about as addled as Donald himself

#Triggeredbyfacts
You don't think Lamar taking snaps (regardless of the positioning, WR/QB/etc) prior to getting the starting role helped him learn/run the offense? Of course it did. Your argument is the ravens team is completely different with Lamar at the helm than Flacco, therefore that loss to the steelers shouldn't count in my arguement. I disagree with the extent of that. Yes it definitely changes the offense and takes off pressure from your defense but it's not like they threw out of the playbook and started from scratch or anything... it's not like going from tom brady to mike vick... sure that game may not be the best example but it works for me i'm still going to use it lol.

Just him

And yes

I think it's pretty dumb to compare an offense with Flacco under center to one with Jackson under center, yes. I don't think that really bears explanation tbh; the stats regarding time of possession, 3rd down percentage, rushing efficiency, and scoring differential speak for themselves. The impact that a consistent offense makes on the team's defense should also be obvious, but apparently not to everyone.

And this Steelers team that was "in shambles" was apparently good enough to handle the Patriots and nearly beat the #1 seed Saints, but that wouldn't support your argument or distract from the fact you didn't know what you were talking about, amirite?