OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The Baltimore Ravens are unsure when a contract extension will get completed with quarterback Lamar Jackson, saying talks will take place at his pace.
But the Ravens made it clear what’s in their control: a plan to get their Pro Bowl quarterback and offense back on track.
In their season-ending news conferences, both general manager Eric DeCosta and coach John Harbaugh stressed the offense line is a “point of emphasis” this offseason — and for good reason. When Jackson was the NFL’s unanimous NFL MVP in 2019, Baltimore had the league’s second-best offensive line, according to Pro Football Focus. When Jackson produced his most disappointing season last year, the Ravens had the NFL’s 21st-ranked offensive line.
“For us to be the very best offense we can be, we have to have a strong, commanding offensive line that can control people at the point of…
