Ravens' Jesse Minter Gives Honest Assessment of Lamar Jackson at Practice
Summary
The Baltimore Ravens have a new head coach, Jesse Minter, who shared positive views about quarterback Lamar Jackson's performance in practice. Jackson is learning a new offense and continues to be a key player for the team as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season.Key Facts
- The Ravens fired coach John Harbaugh in January and hired Jesse Minter as the new head coach.
- Lamar Jackson is adapting to a new style of offense introduced by the coaching staff.
- Minter praised Jackson's talent and called him a unique player in the NFL.
- Last season, Jackson played 13 games with 2,459 passing yards, 21 touchdowns, and 7 interceptions.
- Jackson ran less last season, with 67 carries for 349 yards and 2 touchdowns.
- Derrick Henry’s presence on the team has reduced the rushing burden on Jackson.
- The Ravens missed the playoffs last season after losing a close game to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- The Ravens' preseason starts on August 15 against the Philadelphia Eagles; the regular season begins on September 13 against the Indianapolis Colts.
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