Lamar Jackson enters the 2026 NFL season fully healthy after a 2025 campaign limited by hamstring and back injuries that produced career lows of 349 rushing yards and just two rushing touchdowns in 13 games. With a new offensive coordinator in Declan Doyle, the Ravens are installing a scheme featuring increased motion, play-action, and versatility that aligns with Jackson’s dual-threat profile alongside Derrick Henry. Jackson has stated he plans to run aggressively “whatever it takes to win,” and historical patterns show elevated rushing touchdown totals (five to seven) in seasons when he stays healthy and the offense emphasizes his legs. Key variables include goal-line usage, offensive line protection, and how often the new system creates designed runs or extended scrambles versus a more pass-heavy approach. Contract uncertainty and age-30 considerations add context around long-term workload management.