Rashod Bateman, Baltimore Ravens’ wide receiver, is on a roll, with 12 catches, 250 yards, and two touchdowns in three games. Yet, he refuses to be complacent.
Consistency has boosted Bateman and Jackson’s chemistry. Bateman shared, “Staying healthy allowed me to put in hours with Lamar, learning and growing. It’s paying off – more playing time, targets, and confidence.”
Bateman acknowledged past injuries but remains focused on the present. “I’ve always believed in my abilities. Now, I’m seizing this opportunity, staying hungry, and avoiding complacency.”
His determination is clear: “I come to work daily, driven to improve, not settle.”
The Ravens aim to boost takeaways, currently on pace for 17. Defensive Coordinator Zach Orr emphasizes, “The best way to play good defense is to get the ball.”
Marlon Humphrey’s two interceptions sparked hope, but his injury may hinder progress. Rookie Nate Wiggins (questionable) may fill the gap, gaining valuable experience.
Orr praises Wiggins: “The more he practices and plays, the better he’ll be. His talent and growth are on track with our expectations.”
