Jackson stays under 27 attempts because Baltimore is favored and will run the clock with Derrick Henry's 18-carry workload. His three-year baseline is 27 attempts per game, and a game-control script — where the Ravens lead and milk the run — naturally suppresses pass volume. Indianapolis's pass defense clamps down on receivers, giving Baltimore no incentive to air it out; the Ravens' run-leaning game plan keeps Jackson's attempts in the low-to-mid 20s.