Lamar Jackson enters the 2026 regular season fully healthy after missing four games in 2025 with hamstring, back, and other injuries that limited him to career lows of 67 rushes for 349 yards and just two rushing touchdowns. The Ravens’ new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle has installed a scheme built around motion, personnel versatility, and play-action, pairing Jackson’s dual-threat ability with Derrick Henry in the backfield to force defenses to account for multiple ground threats. Jackson has stated he feels 100 percent and will do “whatever it takes to win,” signaling a return to higher rushing volume typical of his healthy seasons. The Week 1 opener against Indianapolis and the full 17-game schedule will test whether the improved mobility and scheme translate into more goal-line opportunities and red-zone carries than last year’s diminished output.