Lamar Jackson enters the 2026 NFL season fully healthy after an injury-limited 2025 campaign in which hamstring and back issues restricted him to a career-low 67 rushes, 349 yards, and just two rushing touchdowns over 13 games. The Ravens’ new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle brings a fresh scheme emphasizing motion and versatility, and Jackson has thrived with new play-callers in the past, capturing MVP honors in both prior transitions. He has signaled readiness to increase his ground usage, stating he will do “whatever it takes to win,” while complementary back Derrick Henry handles much of the between-the-tackles workload. Baltimore’s Week 1 matchup against Indianapolis and the broader schedule will test how often the dual-threat quarterback finds the end zone on designed runs or scrambles.