Lamar Jackson on Ravens' new offense: Defenses aren't prepared for what's in store
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Key Points:
- The Baltimore Ravens have appointed Jesse Minter as head coach and Declan Doyle as offensive coordinator, with quarterback Lamar Jackson expressing excitement about their new offensive scheme.
- Jackson told Adam Schein that opposing defenses will be unprepared for the innovative offense the Ravens plan to implement this season.
- Declan Doyle, previously the Bears' offensive coordinator, is running an offense independently for the first time, while Minter brings a defensive background to the head coaching role.
- Jackson described the new offense as dynamic and versatile, featuring play action, dropbacks, and a strong running game with many moving parts.
- The Ravens’ new offense has not yet been showcased in preseason games, with the regular season opener against the Colts in Indianapolis set to reveal its effectiveness.
