Kyle Hamilton explains the Ravens offensive plan involving Derrick Henry

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Last updated Sep 10, 2026

Kyle Hamilton explains the Ravens offensive plan involving Derrick Henry
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Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton recently described the team's new offensive strategy under coordinator Declan Doyle. The system prioritizes a heavy reliance on running back Derrick Henry to force defensive adjustments. By establishing the run, the Ravens aim to open passing lanes for quarterback Lamar Jackson and skill players like Zay Flowers, Rashad Bateman, and Mark Andrews. Hamilton noted that the team intends to use play-action and misdirection to exploit aggressive defensive tendencies. The offense focuses on forcing defenders into difficult choices by leveraging both Henry’s rushing ability and Jackson’s mobility. This approach marks a shift following the team’s coaching staff changes this off-season.

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  • Kyle Hamilton described a run-heavy philosophy centered on Derrick Henry.
  • The scheme uses play-action and bootlegs to capitalize on aggressive defensive play.
  • Lamar Jackson continues to work with new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle.
  • Zay Flowers and Mark Andrews are expected to see increased opportunities once defenses commit to stopping the run.
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  • 1:43 AMYahoo SportsKyle Hamilton offers glimpse into Ravens' new offensive formula
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Kyle Hamilton offered behind-the-scenes access into how Declan Doyle plans to build the Ravens offense around two stars to unlock something.

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