We now look to the AFC North in our series of "3 unanswered questions before training camp." Starting with the Baltimore Ravens. The division as a whole is tough and rugged, but with all the coaching changes it has endured, out-of-the-ordinary chaos could very well be possible. A seismic change absolutely rocked the AFC North with two of the longest-tenured coaches exiting. Will the grass be greener on the other side for Mike Tomlin or John Harbaugh?
How will newly named head coach Jesse Minter fare in Baltimore? The Ravens came up a field goal short with two seconds left in a division title game, and owner Steve Bisciotti said it wouldn't have saved Harbaugh's job anyway. Minter served with John's brother Jim Harbaugh on the Michigan staff, and then with the Chargers. The defense added Trey Hendrickson, but will that be enough to propel them to a division title with Jesse Minter?
All eyes will be on Lamar Jackson as he navigates his first coaching change since coming into the NFL in 2018. Jackson has been involved early for Baltimore, but rumors have also swirled that this may be his last season with the Ravens, and he could soon head for the Miami Dolphins or Atlanta Falcons. What level of success will keep him happy in Baltimore? If any.
Who will the Ravens turn to opposite of Zay Flowers and Mark Andrews? Baltimore invested in four mid-round draft picks at wide receiver, so one must step up and be willing to contribute at a high clip immediately. Lamar Jackson's running numbers aren't as impressive as the numbers suggest, and with any leg injury, he may look to stay in the pocket even more this season, and he will need those security blankets with sure hands.
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