Ravens' Minter: Building Value in Offseason Workouts

0:00It's March 31st. I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today football news powered by AI. Raven's defensive coordinator Jesse Mentor is laying it out clear. The teams got to convince players like Lamar Jackson that voluntary offseason, workouts are worth showing up for. He said it's on them to build an environment where guys feel they're gaining real value from these sessions. Jackson skipped these voluntary parts before, and new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle dropped a hint back in February, stressing that everyone needs to be there as they roll out of fresh offense. Mentor doubled down on Tuesday, repeating that creating that must attend vibe is their responsibility, especially with the program kicking off next. Week. When pressed on whether he expects Jackson to join in right away, Mentor kept it focused on the big picture, but the only required time is the June. Many camp. The Ravens are banking on more face time with their star quarterback to gel that new scheme, so we'll see if Jackson buys in early and keeps the momentum rolling.