Zay Flowers on Lamar Jackson: He wants to finish; he wants a ring
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Key Points:
- Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson attended Day 1 of the voluntary offseason workouts under new head coach Jesse Minter, a rare occurrence in his eight-year NFL career.
- Wide receiver Zay Flowers expressed confidence in Jackson's motivation, highlighting his excitement about the new coaching staff and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle.
- Key team leaders, including Derrick Henry, Kyle Hamilton, and Roquan Smith, also participated in the start of the strength and conditioning sessions this week.
- The Ravens, who have not reached the Super Bowl since 2012 and have struggled in the postseason despite Jackson's strong regular-season record, see this season as a critical opportunity to advance.
- After a disappointing 6-7 start in 2025 and missing the playoffs, the Ravens replaced longtime coach John Harbaugh with Jesse Minter, signaling a fresh start for Jackson and the team.
