Declan Doyle considers play-calling location for Ravens in 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 10:24 AM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
As the Baltimore Ravens prepare for the upcoming 2026 NFL season, Declan Doyle, the new offensive coordinator, evaluates whether to call plays from the sidelines or the coaching booth. During media coverage of a recent OTA session, Doyle expressed his intention to experiment with both options during the preseason. He recognized that each location has its distinct advantages, including direct player communication from the sideline and a broader game view from the booth. Doyle's prior experience with the Chicago Bears under Ben Johnson has influenced his decision-making process. Baltimore has ample time before the season starts, allowing Doyle to finalize his choice on game days.
- •Doyle assesses whether to call plays from the sideline or booth.
- •He plans to try both approaches during preseason games.
- •Doyle's prior role with Chicago informs his decision-making.
- •Baltimore Ravens begin their 2026 season preparations.
- 10:24 AMYahoo Sports — Declan Doyle is still weighing an important game-day decision
"Baltimore's new offensive coordinator is still determining where he'll be most effective when calling plays this season.
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