Ravens' New Era: Minter's Energy Ignites Offseason

0:00It's April 9th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. The Baltimore Ravens just kicked off their off-season program under new head coach Jesse Mentor, and it's already buzzing with energy. Key stars like two-time MVP Lamar Jackson are showing up for these voluntary workouts, which is a change since he skipped them before. The team is months from full pads, but the vibe at the Under Armour Performance Center is electric with all the fresh coaching faces. Mentor built his rep as defensive coordinator for the Los Angeles Chargers over the last two seasons, and was the hottest name in this year's head. Coach search. He's bringing new play callers to offense, defense, and special teams, keeping some familiar schemes on D&Kicks, but starting fresh on attack with. First year offensive coordinator, Declan Doyle. Players are raving about the new staff's first impressions, calling them humble teachers who don't point fingers. Safety. Kyle Hamilton got the word from old college buddies who played under Mentor, and Titan Mark Andrew sees him as dynamic right away. Wide-out Z-Flower said

1:05the offense prep was locked in from day one with power points and clear plans. After last seasons eight and nine finish, that knocked him out of the playoffs, the urgency is real. Everyone knows windows close fast in this league, and the Ravens are hungry to seize theirs under this regime. Mentor's big push is making these workouts something players actually want to join, not just for contracts or spots. With the mar fired up and the Super Bowl still the target, this new era feels prime to turn things around.