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With a past in Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Cleveland Browns and the University of Georgia, the strategist will seek to put together an attack tailored to the quarterback, to seek to retain him in his ranks.
After negotiations to extend his contract with Baltimore Ravens they will not come to fruition, Lamar Jackson He is officially a free agent, and as of March 15, he can sign for any franchise in National Football League (NFL).
Prior to the start of last season, the quarterback turned down an offer from the Maryland team, for six seasons and a salary of $290 million dollarsof which were guaranteed $133 milliona fact that caused the final break.
However, in the Ravens they maintain the hope of retaining Lamar Jackson in their ranks, for which they have announced the hiring of a new offensive coordinator, being chosen Todd Monkenwhere he won two consecutive titles of the NCAA with the University of Georgia.
The last signing of Ravens to convince Jackson
“Todd’s leadership and vision to direct were evident From the beginning. Have a Proven track record of designing and teaching offensive systems that allow players to succeed at the highest level. We are excited to work and start build an offense that helps us compete for championships“said the head coach, John Harbaugh.
“/>The signing of Monken has a clear intention for the Ravens, improve air attackwhere it was the worst team last season, and the offense in general, as well as helping to recover the level of Lamar Jackson, with whom he was Most valuable Player the NFL and 2019.
