Lamar Jackson anticipates high success for Ravens in new offensive system

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Last updated Sep 9, 2026

Lamar Jackson anticipates high success for Ravens in new offensive system
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Quarterback Lamar Jackson expects the Baltimore Ravens to maintain a high success rate as the team enters the 2026 NFL season. The offense, directed by coordinator Declan Doyle, focuses on increased versatility, motion, and varied formations to disrupt defensive identification. Jackson notes that the system features many moving parts designed to create favorable matchups across the field. The roster features Derrick Henry in the backfield, alongside wide receivers Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, and rookie Ja’Kobi Lane. While the complexity of the scheme aims to improve scoring opportunities, the unit faces immediate adjustments, including the first career start for center Jovaughn Gwyn. Baltimore will test the implementation of these offensive changes during the season opener against the Indianapolis Colts this Sunday.

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  • Lamar Jackson begins his ninth NFL season under his fourth offensive coordinator.
  • Declan Doyle implemented a system featuring pre-snap motion and personnel versatility.
  • Jovaughn Gwyn is scheduled to make his first career start at center against Indianapolis.
  • Baltimore features Derrick Henry, Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, and Mark Andrews as primary playmakers.
  • The Ravens open the season against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.
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Lamar Jackson believes the Ravens’ new offense has enough movement, versatility and playmakers to produce a high success rate in 2026.

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