Lamar Jackson's Quick Release: On the first day of Ravens' training camp, Jackson impresses with his rapid ball delivery, showcasing newfound passing skills.
Redefining the Dual-Threat Role: With a new offensive coordinator, Todd Monken, and additions like Zay Flowers and Odell Beckham Jr., Jackson aims to throw the ball more and redefine the dual-threat quarterback role.
The Passing Potential: Despite his renowned running ability, Jackson has proven his passing prowess, leading the league in touchdown passes during his 2019 MVP season and holding a perfect passer rating in multiple games.
A Fresh Start with Offensive Upgrades: The Ravens bolster their receiving corps with high-profile signings like Beckham and the first-round draft pick Flowers, signaling a shift to a more balanced attack.
Jackson's Optimism: Excited about the offensive changes, Jackson envisions throwing for more yards this season while acknowledging the importance of winning games.
Balancing Running and Passing: The Ravens face a challenge in managing Jackson's running talents while safeguarding their significant investment in the star quarterback.
Transitioning into a New Offense: Monken's detail-oriented approach in the passing game and emphasis on getting the ball to talented receivers aligns with Jackson's goal to evolve as a passer
Living up to the Contract: With a substantial new contract, Jackson embraces the heightened expectations and displays a perfectionist attitude, striving for greatness.
Targeting Explosiveness: To improve the passing game, the Ravens seek to stretch the field and capitalize on Jackson's arm strength, utilizing the skills of new wide receiver additions.