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SEP 15, 2026
Ravens' new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle showcased creative, explosive offense in Week 1
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Offensive performance highlights
Team filmroom details the key factors behind the Week 1 output.
Ravens totaled 506 offensive yards and averaged a league-high 7.9 yards per play in the win over Indianapolis.
Scored touchdowns on four of the first five offensive drives; one additional drive had a touchdown negated by penalty.
Derrick Henry rushed for 202 yards as the line's run-blocking was praised.
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Scheme and player usage notes
Doyle used pre-snap pace and wrinkles that exploited the Colts' defense and emphasized blocking.
Doyle incorporated misdirection, pre-snap tempo and left-right tackle flips to create edges.
Emphasized downfield and perimeter blocking; rookie Vega Ioane and center Jovaughn Gwyn started and received praise.
Tight ends and perimeter receivers were used in blocking roles to sustain the run game.
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