What happened: Doyle is entering his eighth NFL season and second as an offensive coordinator. His previous coordinator role centered on scheme and game-planning while the head coach handled play calls.
Why it matters: The promotion gives Doyle full game-day control for the first time. That puts Doyle's fit within Baltimore's offense under scrutiny entering the 2026 regular season.
By the numbers: Doyle advanced from a 22-year-old NFL assistant to a 30-year-old primary play-caller in eight years.
What to watch: His regular-season debut will show how the Ravens translate his accelerated preparation into game-day decisions.