Lamar Jackson Kicks Off Ravens' Offseason with New Coaches

0:00On April 8, Lamar Jackson kicked off the Baltimore Ravens all season program by showing up at Team Headquarters joined by running back Derek. Henry and past Russia, Trey Hendrickson. This voluntary phase is optional for all NFL players, but Jackson's presence right at the start turns heads. In past years, he skipped most sessions, like only one out of nine last year, missing out on a $750,000 bonus in 24 and sitting out entirely in 2022. He often trains on his own, or with select teammates instead. Fans and analysts see this as a strong positive signal, especially with the Ravens bringing in a new head coach, offensive coordinator, Declan Doyle. And defensive coordinator, Anthony Weaver. Other stars showing up to amps up the good vibes for the fresh staff. It does not look like a jab at former coach, John Harbaugh, whose relationship with Jackson always seems solid publicly. No drama spilled out, so this feels more like business as usual in the league.

1:00With key players like Center, Tyler Linderbaum, Fullback Patrick Ricard, and Tide and Isaiah likely gone in free agency. Jackson faces his thinnest. Roster, yet heading into 2026. His early buy-in could set the tone for a gritty rebuild. You've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.