This is the Locked-on Jets podcast on this Sunday.

I'm your host, John B, from gangreneation.com, with a big shout out to you every dayers.

If you're new to the show, this is a daily podcast covering the New York Jets.

We're here today to break down a Jets loss as they fell to the Baltimore Ravens in week 12 action.

Baltimore won the game 23 to 10.

The Jets record falls to 2 and 9 on the season. I think in many ways this game showed you the limitations of this Jets team. It showed you their limitations on offense, which we'll discuss in a bit.

It also showed you that this team simply cannot survive major mistakes.

This game actually started out pretty well for the Jets.

They were right there in the first half.

They took a seven to three lead to the locker room.

So the Jets were ahead at halftime of this game,

and things started falling apart for the Jets early in the second half.

If you watch the first half, it seemed like the Jets early in the second half. If you watch the first half,

it seemed like the Jets actually had a shot to stay in this game, maybe even pull off an upset,

because the Ravens were not in sync on offense. And Lamar Jackson, who was on the injury

report this week, who has been dealing with all sorts of injuries this year, an ankle, a knee, a hamstring,

he was clearly less than 100%. You saw that on an early play when he had a huge lane to run,

and he was really, really hesitant to run. And there were other plays in this game when he was

outside the pocket. It just did not seem like he had that extra gear. And the rest of the Ravens offense, you know, it was kind of

stagnant through much of the game. And some of the credit goes to the Jets. I thought the Jets held up

well on the interior. I thought the defensive tackles played well against the run.

Heading into the locker room, the Ravens were averaging 1.9 yards per rushing attempt you

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