The Baltimore Ravens have started the season 0-2, marking their worst beginning since 2015, which has raised concerns among fans and analysts alike. A primary issue lies in the offensive line, which has seen significant changes with three new starters, struggling against pressures and penalties, particularly from standout players like Maxx Crosby. Critics have highlighted Shannon Sharpe's misperception, claiming the offensive line remains unchanged from last season despite the evident alterations. The Ravens' offensive struggles were evident in their recent games, where Derrick Henry's performance was hampered until late in the game, and quarterback Lamar Jackson faced mounting pressure. Analysts suggest potential shifts in the lineup might improve performance, but urgency is needed as the team approaches a critical matchup against Dallas. The Ravens need to address these issues quickly to align with their Super Bowl aspirations, as their current play has been described as lackluster and stagnant.