Right off the heels of Greg Roman’s departure, the Baltimore Ravens have begun planning the future of their offensive identity.
The Ravens are one of ten teams in the league currently looking for a new offensive coordinator for 2023, and there’s already one rumor coming out of the woodwork.
According to Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport, the Ravens requested to interview Rams pass game coordinator and quarterbacks coach Zac Robinson on Friday.
Robinson was promoted to his current position this past season after serving assistant roles and ranks as one of the more under-the-radar options on the list of potential offensive coordinator replacements.
Robinson also received an interview request from the Los Angeles Chargers.
Here’s what’s trending in Ravens news around the web
2023 NFL mock draft 1.0: Ravens among four teams selecting quarterbacks (Daniel Jeremiah, NFL)
It’s never too early to start on a mock draft, but that doesn’t mean the mock in question is necessarily accurate. In his preliminary 2023 NFL mock draft, Daniel Jeremiah had Baltimore selecting Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson at pick No. 22.
Yes, Jeremiah released this after the Ravens’ end-of-season presser in which the franchise re-affirmed their commitment to Lamar Jackson.
Jeremiah writes:
"Baltimore’s brass was steadfast this week in its desire to build around Jackson for the future. But if contract talks don’t progress in a positive direction in the coming months, they could apply the franchise tag on the former MVP, buying time for Richardson to eventually be ready to play."
Make it make sense.
‘Bullies of Baltimore’ 2000 Ravens documentary set to roll out next month (Ryan Mink, Ravens.com)
ESPN is planning to release its 30 for 30 documentary, “Bullies of Baltimore” on February 5 at 8:30 p.m. ET.
As the title suggests, the film will focus on the Ravens’ impregnable defense which led the team to victory in Super Bowl XXXV. Some might even call it the greatest defense in league history.