Lamar Jackson enters the 2026 regular season fully healthy after a 2025 campaign limited to 13 games by hamstring and other injuries, when he threw for 2,549 yards and 21 touchdowns. A restructured contract and ongoing extension talks provide stability, while new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle’s scheme emphasizes more under-center play-action, motion, and three-receiver sets that align with Jackson’s efficiency in those alignments. Projections anticipate elevated passing attempts—potentially 500-plus in a full 17-game slate—supported by weapons including Zay Flowers, Mark Andrews, and rookies, plus Derrick Henry in the backfield. The Ravens open against the Colts, with a schedule featuring several favorable early matchups that could boost red-zone opportunities and passing touchdown totals if Jackson maintains his typical dual-threat mobility and ball security.