The Ravens made their first major change on the offensive line this regular season, moving Marshal Yanda back to right guard and starting Oniel Cousins at right tackle. The odd-man out was Chris Chester, who had started 10 games at right guard this season. The Ravens used Chester as a blocking tight end throughout the game, which put six offensive linemen on the field at once. It had little effect on the Ravens' floundering running game. The Ravens averaged 2.6 yards on 24 carries at Houston. "It's something we've been working on all week," fullback Le'Ron McClain said of the jumbo package. "We had some good plays and we had some negative plays. It's a new look in our offense. It's something for us to build on." Source: Baltimore Sun
