Mark Andrews on Lamar Jackson: 'He is My Quarterback for Life'

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews on quarterback Lamar Jackson, "He is my quarterback for life."

Step inside Ravens minicamp to see the stars come out and the coaches, including new Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken, install their systems.

Check out these highlights from the Ravens Mandatory Minicamp held at Under Armour Performance Center.

The cornerback ended Minicamp with a motivational speech to teammates encouraging them to put in the work to reach their goals before the opportunity disappears.

Charlie Kolar made a one-handed end zone catch that drew loud cheers from his teammates, led by All-Pro tight end Mark Andrews.

The cornerback feels as though Baltimore has the pieces to be dangerous, it's all about putting them together to prove themselves.

The Head Coach is looking forward to making the most of the next few weeks in preparation for training camp.

The fit, culture and defense employed by the Ravens were at the forefront of the cornerback's mind when he decided to come to Baltimore.

The veteran guard was supposed to work with Monken back in 2019, but was traded to the New York Giants (for current teammate Odell Beckham Jr.) before he had the opportunity.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson talked about throwing to his new target and what he's seen from OBJ.

The Special Teams coach would have preferred a different solution to the new kickoff rule implemented by the league, but is working with players to adjust and adapt to the new rule.

With the goal every year to win the AFC North, the defensive coordinator is hoping to build on the players' energy through minicamp and into training camp.

The new Offensive Coordinator stressed the importance of preparing players in practice to execute the offensive schemes and systems effectively on game days.

The tackle worked on improving his techniques to become the best athlete he can be thanks to a full healthy offseason.

Making adjustments at the line of scrimmage has also allowed the franchise quarterback up to speaking with teammates after plays to offer advice.

Step inside Ravens Mandatory Minicamp Day 1 on Tuesday at the Under Armour Performance Center.

The veteran wide receiver has gone through a long recovery process to get back to the field, but he was excited to put on his jersey and practice at the start of minicamp.

The veteran wide receiver feels good about his speed and knows his chemistry with Lamar Jackson will develop over time.

Head Coach John Harbaugh is confident that Monken's offensive scheme works well with the way Jackson sees the game.

The defensive tackle is approaching the end of his rookie contract, but he is more focused on working hard.