Ravens face scrutiny over leadership of Minter and Doyle

The Baltimore Ravens enter the 2026 season with a reorganized coaching staff, prompting debate over the team's leadership structure. Head coach Jesse Minter and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle take over primary responsibilities following an offseason overhaul. Pundit Skip Bayless questioned whether quarterback Lamar Jackson would trust the inexperienced staff, specifically citing the age and play-calling history of Doyle. Despite these concerns, Jackson has publicly endorsed the new coordinator, describing the current offensive system as fun and praising the attention to detail brought by Doyle. The 30-year-old coordinator arrives in Baltimore with eight years of coaching experience, including a season as the offensive coordinator for the Chicago Bears. The franchise aims to improve upon the 2025 campaign, which saw Jackson record 2,549 passing yards and 21 touchdowns.

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