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OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- After a season in which Lamar Jackson said the Ravens gave him the keys to the offense, Baltimore is planning a bigger role for its All-Pro quarterback this offseason.
"Lamar's a driver. He's got to be involved in the setup of the car even more," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said Friday at the team's end-of-season news conference.
In the first season under offensive coordinator Todd Monken, Jackson set career highs with 3,678 passing yards and a 67.2% completion rate. Jackson spoke all season about how Monken gave him more freedom to change plays at the line.