Roger Rosengarten discusses Ravens' offensive reset and new confidence
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 9:17 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
Roger Rosengarten, the Ravens' right tackle, shared insights on the team's offensive reset during an appearance on The Lounge Podcast on June 18, 2026. He emphasized that the new scheme focuses on speed and tempo, aligning with his playing style. Rosengarten mentioned the importance of core leaders like Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson in stabilizing the team's transition. He outlined how the updated offense, characterized by outside zone concepts and a focus on aggressive play, is fostering a strong foundation for his development leading into the upcoming season. This shift in approach aims to establish a more consistent offensive identity for Baltimore.
- •Rosengarten cites increased confidence from the Ravens' offensive reset.
- •New scheme emphasizes speed off the ball and wide zone concepts.
- •Core leaders are helping stabilize the team's transition.
- •Rosengarten focuses on building a foundation in Year 3.
- •The Ravens aim to establish a consistent offensive identity.
- 9:17 PMYahoo Sports — Roger Rosengarten says Ravens reset has created new confidence
"Roger Rosengarten explains how the Ravens new offensive scheme emphasizes speed and tempo to fit his playing style.
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