What happened: Lamar Jackson spoke on the development of Baltimore’s new offensive system under coordinator Declan Doyle during offseason workouts. Jackson lauded Doyle's "mind-blowing" creativity and high-accountability coaching style as the team transitions to a new era.
Why it matters: The Ravens are implementing a major schematic shift following the departure of long-time coach John Harbaugh. Doyle, 30, is installing a system featuring increased play-action and aggressive first-down passing to revitalize a unit that finished 8-9 last year.
By the numbers: Jackson posted 2,549 passing yards and 21 touchdowns in 13 games last season. The Ravens ranked 2nd in the NFL in rushing (156.6 YPG) but missed the 2025 playoffs for the first time since 2021.
What to watch: Baltimore will look to carry the momentum into training camp as Jackson masters Doyle's playbook ahead of the 2026 season.