This upcoming season will see a lot of fire from the Baltimore Ravens. The club advanced all the way to the AFC Championship before losing badly to the Kansas City Chiefs. This year, they hope to finish the job and win the Super Bowl. Following his signing of the league’s finest running back, Derrick Henry, in free agency, Baltimore’s head coach, John Harbaugh, has informed the media that this season will see significant changes for the squ had his second MVP season under offensive coordinator Todd Monken and led the team to a 13-4 record. The team did however end with a major collapse in the AFC Championship and now they have been trying to regroup to get the job done in 2024. He’s got a lot of thoughts. I think he’s looking at every aspect of his game. He starts with himself; that’s what I love about Lamar. [He asks,] ‘What can I do better?’ And that’s why he continues to improve. Then, he goes to what we need, what we need schematically in his view, and he trusts the coaches. We talked and shared ideas schematically, also personnel-wise. We’re kind of working on that now, and then, he’ll come back, and he’ll look at everything, and we’ll want to know what he thinks. Like, ‘Do you prefer this or this? Are you comfortable in this direction or that direction? What do you like? [Are there] any other ideas you had since we talked last?’ Lamar will be part of the architecture. I believe he’ll be a big part of the architecture of the offense.
Having Derrick Henry would allow for Lamar to loosen up a bit, as he will take some pressure off of Lamar in the run game and the pass game. While Lamar and the Ravens have always had a great run game, that has been mostly, if not all, due to Jackson. He is arguably the best running quarterback of all time, and now with Henry, their run game should be by far the best in the NFL.
