Building an offense around Lamar Jackson will require a different vision from the Ravens and new General Manager Eric DeCosta this offseason.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson can improve his ball handling, work on his accuracy and understanding of defenses with a full offseason of work.

Lamar Jackson, Gus Edwards, Orlando Brown Jr. and Mark Andrews led the way for a strong rookie class with a bright future.

Lamar Jackson wasn’t included among ESPN’s top-10 rookies. C.J. Mosley’s leadership should be a bigger factor in re-signing discussion. Ravens should explore trade for Leonard Fournette.

Helping the Ravens to a 4-1 record in December and a playoff berth earns Jackson the rookie honor.

The Chargers will be the first team to play the Ravens twice since Lamar Jackson became the starting QB. But will that make the Ravens’ running attack any easier for Los Angeles to stop?

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson is mature beyond his years in some ways, yet kid-like and fun-loving in other ways.

Issues that must be cleaned up for a deep playoff run. January Joe is on standby. Very unlikely that Steelers trade Antonio Brown.

A strong running game, a No. 1 defense, and starting the playoffs with good health and momentum can take a team a long way.

Ravens Offensive Coordinator Marty Mornhinweg said Lamar Jackson reminds him of Lamar Jackson. C.J. Mosley wore the mic last week as Eric Weddle messed with Philip Rivers. Patrick Onwuasor has emerged as a playmaker.

The past two years, Lamar Jackson and Baker Mayfield jockeyed for the title of the top college quarterback. Now they’re two of the best rookie signal callers in the NFL.

Ravens rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson remembers getting a jersey when he was a kid, too.

Chargers safety: Lamar Jackson is as dangerous as Patrick Mahomes. Matthew Judon is a big difference-maker for the Ravens. Ravens snubbed in ESPN’s defensive backs awards.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson has faced teams that struggle to stop the run. The Chargers, however, have a strong front and are familiar with Baltimore’s scheme.

Baltimore has moved from 27th in the NFL in rushing to No. 2. Better ball security is a priority for Lamar Jackson. James Hurst and Bradley Bozeman shared time at LG Sunday. Chargers RB Melvin Gordon is expected back to face Ravens.

Leading the Ravens in rushing, quarterback Lamar Jackson plays to win, even when he can’t play it safe.

What’s next for Joe Flacco? Secondary and Brandon Carr set for another big challenge. Matt Birk sees parallels between Minnesota Vikings and 2012 Ravens.

After getting the official word that the starting job is his, Lamar Jackson is focused on delivering victories and leading the Ravens to the playoffs.

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco saw the writing on the wall when Lamar Jackson led the team to three straight wins with Flacco sidelined.

John Harbaugh said Lamar Jackson is ‘OK’ after his ankle injury Sunday. FB/DL Patrick Ricard ‘distraught’ about unacceptable tweets, and his teammates will be consulted.

Joe Flacco has been medically cleared to play in a game. Now will he return as the starter or a backup to rookie Lamar Jackson?

How Tim White has helped the defense. Could James Hurst prompt offensive line shuffling? More Ty Montgomery this week. 

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson knows ball security is paramount, especially this Sunday when facing a team that can quickly make opponents pay for mistakes.

Depth is crucial to defense’s success. Checking in on power rankings. How the Ravens are keeping the ball. 

The Ravens made the playoffs in 2008 with Joe Flacco starting as a rookie quarterback. They could be on a similar path with Lamar Jackson, a much different rookie quarterback also being helped by a strong defense and running game.

Plus re-grading the Ravens' 2018 (Ozzie Newsome's final) draft class and the Ravens' preferred school to draft from under Eric DeCosta.

Before his first playoff game, Ravens rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson told Ray Lewis he wants to bring multiple championships to Baltimore.

NFL Network's Brian Baldinger looks at the film to point out where rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson excelled and where he still needs work.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson throws a laser to Michael Crabtree on the goal line for an 8-yard score to bring the score to 23-17.

Lamar Jackson bought time with his legs, then heaved a pass downfield for running back Kenneth Dixon.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson throws a 31-yard touchdown to wide receiver Michael Crabtree to pull Baltimore to 13 points down in the fourth quarter.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson sees an opening and takes off to move the chains early in Sunday's game.

Lamar Jackson will become the youngest quarterback to ever start a playoff game, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

Safety Tony Jefferson talks about what quarterback Lamar Jackson is doing on the practice field, and says all the non-believers are going to be believers.

Lamar Jackson doesn't care that he's about to be the youngest quarterback in NFL history to start a playoff game.

NFL Network's Maurice Jones-Drew and Elliot Harrison discuss if they would rather have Chargers QB Philip Rivers or Ravens QB Lamar Jackson during Wild-Card Weekend.

Lamar Jackson will be the youngest quarterback to ever start an NFL playoff game. He has earned the respect of his teammates despite being just 21 years old.

NFL Network's David Carr breaks down how rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson guided the Ravens to a win over the Browns.

NFL Network's Deion Sanders has big-time praise for rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson, who says he's just trying to play his part.

Check out Lamar Jackson's brilliant night in a huge Ravens win over the Browns.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson says the Ravens defense got the win and laments a couple missed touchdowns.

Watch Lamar Jackson, Kenneth Dixon and Gus Edwards put the offense on their back with a huge day on the ground against the Browns.

Watch Lamar Jackson's incredible athleticism on his 8-yard touchdown run, which was his second of the game.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson tried to leap and extend the ball over the pile, but it was knocked out of his hands short of the goal line.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson runs in an 8-yard touchdown on the first play of the second quarter to give the Ravens a 17-7 lead.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson escaped pressure, then took off for a 24-yard run in the first quarter.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson finds rookie tight end Mark Andrews over the middle for a long gain on Baltimore's first drive.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson keeps the ball himself on a third-down, 25-yard touchdown run to put the Ravens back on top in the first quarter.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson found a gap and fell forward near midfield to move the chains on the Ravens' first drive.

Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis met up with rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson at the Under Armour Performance Center today.