Lamar Jackson Embraces New Offense and Joins Ravens for OTAs.

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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is excited about working in offensive coordinator Todd Monken's new system, which he says gives him more freedom and keys to the offense. The Ravens plan to move towards a more pass-friendly offense in 2023 after a ground-first approach under old offensive coordinator Greg Roman. Jackson expects less designed QB runs and more freedom at the line to adjust than in previous seasons. With Jackson's contract situation in the rearview, new pass-game firepower added, and a fresh system to deploy, the offense should pace Baltimore this season.
- Ravens QB Lamar Jackson says he's 'loving' new offense under Todd Monken NFL.com
- Source -- Ravens QB Lamar Jackson reports for next round of OTAs - ESPN ESPN
- Ravens add 2 veteran players ahead of OTAs WBAL TV Baltimore
- Lamar Jackson Takes Practice Field BaltimoreRavens.com
- Lamar Jackson plans to be at rest of OTAs to get new offense “down pat” NBC Sports
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