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Rumors are swirling about QB Lamar Jackson's future in Baltimore. And Ravens TE Mark Andrews is willing to do anything to keep his quarterback in town.
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The 21-year-old has elite level talent that needs a touch of whittling.
The Baltimore Ravens are slated to make the 22nd pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. With that in mind, Baltimore has three areas of uncertainty offensively. First, they’re in the process of interviewing potential offensive coordinators after parting ways with Greg Roman. They will likely bring that situation to a conclusion in the next week or so. The Ravens also have discussed how they...
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Prediction: The Baltimore Ravens will use the franchise tag on Lamar Jackson, gauge trade interest and then hold onto him while speculation about Jackson’s long-term future makes 2023 feel like 2022.
“If it wasn’t for all of the comments that (general manager) Eric DeCosta and (coach) John Harbaugh said in their postseason presser, I would think he is going to get traded,”...
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Teammate Mark Andrews wants Jackson to remain a Raven
The biggest storyline in perhaps the entire NFL this offseason is the ongoing contract negotiations between the Baltimore Ravens and star quarterback Lamar Jackson. Jackson played the fifth and final year of his rookie deal without a new contract in place and is expected to be franchise tagged if the two sides cannot reach an agreement before the start of the new league year.
Tight end Mark...
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The Pro Bowl tight end wants a better passing attack
While speaking with NBC Sport’s Chris Simms in the week leading up to Super Bowl LVII, Baltimore Ravens star tight end Mark Andrews shared his opinion on what a new offensive coordinator needs to bring to the table.
Ravens TE Mark Andrews on what a new OC needs to bring: “this is such a pass happy league. If you’re not doing it, you’re gonna fall behind”. Said they need to change the...
There have been some questioning whether or not the Ravens need to add to their running back room this offseason. Here is why they don't.
Mitchell Layton-USA TODAY Sports Ravens’ quest for an offensive coordinator continues - Jeff Zrebiec
Harbaugh has had six offensive coordinators in his 15 seasons, and every one of them has had NFL play-calling experience. Five of them actually had NFL head-coaching experience, too. That trend would seemingly bode well for Monken and Outten, neither of whom has a ton of NFL play-calling experience but they do have some. Harbaugh, though, proved last offseason in his hiring of defensive...
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Macdonald will return personnel allowing him to advance his scheme tremendously
The Baltimore Ravens’ offense has major question marks heading into the 2023 offseason.
Who will be their offensive coordinator? Will they sign Lamar Jackson to a new contract, could they trade him? How will they revamp their wide receiver room after Rashod Bateman’s injury left them scrambling for DeSean Jackson and Sammy Watkins? All of these questions leave the Ravens...
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The former Ravens coach has been added to the mix
On Monday, The Athletic’s Jeff Zrebiec reported former Ravens wide receivers and tight ends coach and Wisconsin offensive coordinator Bobby Engram is among the candidates receiving a second interview for the Ravens offensive coordinator role.
Zrebiec confirmed two others, and reports two more will interview over the next two days.
Confirmed Interviews
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The first mock draft roundup of the 2023 mock draft season
As we inch closer to the end of the NFL season, mock draft mania continues to grow stronger. The Ravens have been commonly linked to players like Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson, TCU wide receiver Quentin Johnston and Ohio State wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba.
We will track mocks in this weekly “Mock Draft Monday” series, keeping a tally below in terms of how often certain players are...
Baltimore is one of several NFL teams slowly working their way through the process of finding a new offensive coordinator. New updates have emerged with respect to who they are targeting to replace Greg Roman.
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The former Ravens coach has been added to the mix
On Monday, The Athletic’s Jeff Zrebiec reported former Ravens wide receivers and tight ends coach and Wisconsin offensive coordinator Bobby Engram is among the candidates receiving a second interview for the Ravens offensive coordinator role.
Zrebiec confirmed two others, and reports two more will interview over the next two days.
Confirmed Interviews
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Ravens scouting heavily on a particular receiver during the Shrine Bowl
Last week, the East-West Shrine Bowl was under way with NFL draft prospects being on display for NFL scouts. According to Pro Football Network’s Tony Pauline, one player in particular kept the attention of Ravens scouts.
“Take from this what you will, but all session long on Monday, the Baltimore Ravens were connected to the hip of Flowers and stayed with him as he moved around...
The Ravens' No. 1 priority this offseason is extending QB Lamar Jackson but it doesn't sound like a lot of progress is being made towards that end.
Marlon Humphrey says he was faced with the same question every time he tried recruiting a player to join the Baltimore Ravens at Sunday's Pro Bowl games.
How the Ravens’ historic defense fueled their first Super Bowl win - Jamison Hensley
Their NFL records for fewest points (165) and rushing yards (970) in a 16-game season have never been threatened. The one offensive touchdown allowed is the fewest ever in four postseason games. The swagger exuded by the Ravens caused jaws to drop at a record rate as well, though the NFL doesn’t exactly keep track of that.
The Ravens trash-talked running backs and even an opposing owner. They flipped...
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The Baltimore Ravens’ 2022 season came to a conclusion a few weeks ago, but the official offseason has still yet to kick into gear. This upcoming spring and summer is a pivotal one for the franchise as they face a lot of significant personnel decisions.
On the offensive side of the ball, the Ravens have some significant question marks but are also set to return a number of starters. Which positions on offense rank as the most pressing needs this...
With veterans such as Tom Brady and J.J. Watt retiring, the next generation is ready to take over, as evidenced by the Pro Bowl rosters.
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97% of Ravens fans want an outside candidate for their new offensive coordinator
On Wednesday, Baltimore Beatdown polled its readers on who they believe should be the next Baltimore Ravens Offensive Coordinator. The candidates were from the list of reported coaches already being interviewed by the Ravens, and at the time only Seattle Seahawks quarterbacks coach Dave Canales was the receiving a second interview. Since then, there have been updates to that...
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Coaching search continues, but narrows
It appears the Ravens are beginning to close in on their offensive coordinator search as reports on Friday announced candidates receiving a second round of interviews. Adding their name to said list is Minnesota Vikings pass-game coordinator Brian Angelichio, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
Angelichio joins three others getting a second interview.
Second Round Interview Candidates (Reported) Georgia Offensive...