The Ravens’ shift to offensive coordinator Declan Doyle has introduced more under-center snaps, play-action, pre-snap motion, and a pro-style emphasis aimed at boosting Jackson’s completion rate and downfield efficiency after a 2025 season limited to 21 passing touchdowns in 13 games. Early returns include a 324-yard, one-touchdown outing in Week 1 and 235 yards with one score in Week 2 despite Zay Flowers’ hamstring absence, though the unit has shown red-zone inconsistency and protection lapses with a rebuilt interior line. Jackson’s health, the integration of new receivers Ja’Kobi Lane and Elijah Sarratt alongside Rashod Bateman and Mark Andrews, and the continued heavy usage of Derrick Henry will shape how often Baltimore airs it out across a schedule featuring multiple tough road tests. Preseason models projected Jackson for roughly 30–34 passing touchdowns if he stays healthy for a full 17 games.