Lamar Jackson discusses the new Ravens offensive scheme before season opener

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Last updated Sep 3, 2026

Lamar Jackson discusses the new Ravens offensive scheme before season opener
Summary

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson stated that opposing defenses are not prepared for the team's new offensive system. The Baltimore Ravens enter the upcoming season with head coach Jesse Minter and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle leading the staff. Jackson described the scheme as a high-movement system incorporating play action, dropbacks, and a balanced run game. The quarterback did not participate in any preseason games, keeping the new offensive look hidden from public view until the regular season begins. Baltimore will debut this new approach on the road against the Indianapolis Colts next Sunday. Doyle, who previously served as offensive coordinator for the Bears, now has his first opportunity to run an entire offensive unit under Minter.

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  • Lamar Jackson says the new offensive scheme contains many moving parts.
  • Jesse Minter serves as the new Ravens head coach.
  • Declan Doyle enters his first season as the Ravens offensive coordinator.
  • Baltimore opens the regular season against the Indianapolis Colts next Sunday.
  • Lamar Jackson did not record any preseason playing time.
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  • 8:09 AMYahoo SportsLamar Jackson on Ravens' new offense: Defenses aren't prepared for what's in store
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"I just can't wait to showcase it," Jackson said. "I don't believe a defense is prepared for what's in store for them."

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