Ravens' New Coach Minter Kicks Off Voluntary Workouts

0:00On April 6th, the Baltimore Ravens kicked out their voluntary workouts on Monday, April 6th, with a fresh face at the helm head coach Jesse Minter, straight from the charge's defensive coordinator spot. They're gunning for a playoff comeback after last season's 8-9 finish, and the big news is, two-time MVP Lamar Jackson actually showed up, which ain't his usual vibe. Minter replaced John Harball and brought in new coordinators, Declan Doyle for offense, and Anthony Weaver for defense, meaning totally revamped. Systems across the board. These early sessions are all about strength training, conditioning, and playbook installs, super key since teams with new coaches started first, wow. Others wait till April 20th. Fans and folks in the know were hyped to see Jackson there, especially after he skipped eight out of nine voluntary days last year. He battled hamstring, back and foot injuries in 2025, starting just 13 games with career low rushing numbers, only 300. 49 yards and decent passing

1:00at 21 touchdowns against seven picks. The team dropped videos of Jackson rolling in, plus star running bag Derek Henry and new pass rusher Tray Hendrickson, signaling everyone's lot, and early. With mandatory minicamps looming in June, this buy-in could set the tone for a turn around from that gut-wrenching season finale where amissed. 44 yard field goal cost them the AFC North. Expect these voluntary vibes to build momentum as the Ravens grind toward contentionized on how the news schemes click when it counts. That's the story for today. NFL News Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with The Story.