Lamar due for positive regression vs. Bengals; stack with tight ends.

Lamar Jackson is expected to show significant improvement against the Bengals defense in Week 15 despite recent underperformance. The source cites improved physical appearance, reduced inaccurate throw rate, and high-variance play losses in the first matchup (likely fumble, OPI on Flowers, tuck rule fumble, tipped interception with Mark Andrews wide open for touchdown) as reasons for optimism. Jackson's red zone regression from last year's 15% touchdown rate is expected to normalize. The Bengals defense has allowed strong EPA per play marks to other quarterbacks (Wentz 78th percentile, Boicks 82nd, Fields 84th, Rudolph 95th), and the Ravens have no pass rush answers since losing Mad, ranking 29th in pressure rate. The source expects him to be significantly better, particularly in the run game, though notes the Ravens' conservative 55% pass rate last week (vs. 72% expected) and hiding of Lamar in a must-win division game is concerning about his current form. The source also recommends stacking Lamar Jackson with Ravens tight ends (Mark Andrews and/or Likely) against the Bengals, who have allowed the most receiving yardage to tight ends in a season since 2015 and are two touchdowns behind the all-time season tight end record (15 allowed vs. 17 record).