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Ravens coach shrugs off Lamar Jackson's absence at voluntary practice, says he'll be back soon
Jesse Minter said Jackson’s absence from voluntary work is not a concern and that the quarterback should return soon.
- On Tuesday, NFL Most Valuable Player Lamar Jackson missed the first open Baltimore Ravens voluntary organized team activities at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills, Md.
- The absence follows the hiring of new head coach Jesse Minter and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle, who replaced John Harbaugh after his 18-season tenure with Baltimore.
- Minter noted Jackson has been in the building throughout the offseason program, stating, "We end practice every day with a... At our best when..."
- Jackson has not addressed the media since a season-ending loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on January 4, two days before the team let go of Harbaugh.
- Minter emphasized the team's goal: "That's really all we're trying to get done with that and make it fun, have the guys pull for each other.
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Are Ravens sweating on Lamar Jackson's OTA absence?
Lamar was a noticeable no-show.
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Ravens coach shrugs off Lamar Jackson's absence at voluntary practice, says he'll be back soon
Lamar Jackson was absent from a voluntary practice for the Baltimore Ravens. New coach Jesse Minter didn’t seem to be sweating it.
·United States
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