The Baltimore Ravens have hired Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Declan Doyle to serve as the team's new offensive coordinator, according to Jamison Hensley of ESPN.
Declan Doyle makes the move to Baltimore after leading the offense in Chicago. He is expected to take over the play-calling responsibilities for a Ravens unit that remains centered around star quarterback and multi-time MVP Lamar Jackson. The addition of Doyle is a significant step for the Ravens as they solidify their coaching staff for the upcoming season.
The search for a new coordinator has been a primary focus for the Baltimore Ravens this offseason. Declan Doyle was identified as a top candidate for the vacancy following his tenure with the Chicago Bears, where he was recognized for his scheme development and offensive philosophy. He will now be tasked with maximizing the team's offensive potential in a highly competitive AFC North division.
The Ravens organization is expected to provide further details regarding the hiring and the remainder of the offensive coaching staff in the coming days. Doyle's arrival marks a clear direction for the franchise as they look to maintain their status as Super Bowl contenders.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
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