Declan Doyle discusses coaching challenges with Lamar Jackson
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 11:40 AM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Declan Doyle, the Baltimore Ravens' offensive coordinator, highlighted the complexity of coaching Lamar Jackson during a recent media session. He explained that while the Ravens emphasize structured play and precise timing, they also strive to harness Jackson's improvisational abilities. Doyle noted that balancing the offense requires clear reads for Jackson to execute plays before relying on his unique skills in broken situations. The team invests time in teaching players how to respond when plays do not go as planned, aiming for controlled improvisation rather than chaos. This strategic approach is vital for maximizing Jackson's potential as a playmaker.
- •Doyle emphasized the importance of balancing structure and improvisation.
- •The Ravens focus on coaching players' roles in broken plays.
- •Jackson has reportedly embraced both structured play and creative execution.
- •Doyle aims to refine Jackson's decision-making during plays.
- •Controlled improvisation is essential to maximizing Jackson's impact.
- 11:40 AMYahoo Sports — Declan Doyle shares the one challenge of coaching Lamar Jackson
"Declan Doyle explains how the Ravens balance structure and timing without limiting Lamar Jackson's unique playmaking ability.
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