Examining 3 New Orleans threats who could disrupt Ravens' home opener

New Orleans travels to Baltimore for the Ravens’ home opener with a 0-1 record, but the Saints bring playmakers capable of reshaping the matchup. The focus is on three threats Baltimore must account for. Chris Olave, who totaled 10 catches for 182 yards against Detroit, is listed as questionable with a hamstring injury, so Baltimore is expected to prepare coverage as if he plays; he can threaten from both perimeter and slot. Marlon Humphrey, Nate Wiggins, and the safeties need tight communication when New Orleans uses motion or formation changes. On defense, Chase Young posted a 18.5% pass-rush win rate in Week 1; his matchup against Ronnie Stanley becomes important since Stanley is questionable with a toe injury. Baltimore also elevated Gerad Lichtenhan, and Kaden Elliss’ versatility could force complex protection and alignment decisions before the snap.