BALTIMORE — Lamar Jackson reported Monday as the Baltimore Ravens opened their voluntary offseason program, highlighting a strong early turnout led by the former NFL MVP.
Jackson’s participation marks a notable development for Baltimore, as the star quarterback has previously trained away from the team facility during portions of past offseasons. His presence at the start of workouts signals an early commitment as the Ravens begin preparations for the 2026 season.
The NFL’s offseason program is divided into phases, beginning with strength and conditioning, along with classroom work. While attendance is not mandatory, teams often view participation from cornerstone players as an important step in building continuity and leadership.
For the Ravens, Jackson remains the centerpiece of an offense aiming to take the next step after falling short of a Super Bowl appearance last season. His early arrival provides a boost as Baltimore looks to establish rhythm well ahead of training camp.
The Ravens will continue offseason workouts in the coming weeks before transitioning into organized team activities and mandatory minicamp later this spring.
