Ravens' New Era: Jackson, Minter, & Hendrickson

0:00On April 6th, the NFL offseason is heating up early for the Baltimore Ravens, with new head coach Jesse Minter scoring a quick victory on the first day of voluntary workouts. Superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson showed up in person, marking the first time he's playing under someone other than John Harbaugh after two decades of stability. This spring brings big shifts, as Minter tapped former Bears coordinator Declan Doyle to run the offense and call plays for the first time. Jackson, a 29-year-old phenom, often skips these voluntary sessions. He missed eight out of nine last year and even four-fitted 700. $50,000 in bonuses, a couple off-season's back. Fans in the team see this as a positive sign, especially given Jackson's elite status as a two-time MVP, three-time first-team all pro, and the League's top guy in yards per attempt and passer rating. His approach has fueled massive success, and Minter's no doubt thrilled to build chemistry early.

1:00Adding to the buzz, newly signed past-resher Tray Hendrickson joined the group too. The 31-year-old four-time pro-bola brings serious edge after leading the League with 17.5 sacks in 2024, despite missing most of the year to injury. With Jackson's contract talk still simmering, his current five-year, $260 million deal runs through 2027, The Ravens, our gaining momentum heading into this transformed era. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI.