Ravens OC Todd Monken Says He Didn't Coach Lamar Jackson 'Well Enough'

Ravens coach admits he 'didn't coach Lamar (Jackson) well enough' after missing playoffs this season

Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken took blame for the team's offensive regression, saying he didn't coach star quarterback Lamar Jackson well enough.

Ravens OC Admits He Failed Lamar Jackson

Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator accepts blame for a disappointing season, opening up about coaching a quarterback and what lies ahead for the franchise.

Ravens’ Todd Monken blames himself for Lamar Jackson’s struggles that preceded John Harbaugh axing

Todd Monken is pointing the finger squarely at himself after Lamar Jackson's struggles and John Harbaugh's firing.

Ravens OC Todd Monken says he didn't coach Lamar Jackson 'well enough'

Baltimore's offensive coordinator reflected on the season following the firing of John Harbaugh

Ravens coach admits he ‘didn’t coach Lamar (Jackson) well enough’ after missing playoffs this season

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Baltimore Ravens underperformed this season, missed the playoffs and fired longtime head coach John Harbaugh, and offensive coordinator Todd Monken took blame for the results. Monken, 59, said he did not have as good a relationship with star quarterback Lamar Jackson as he could have. “I didn’t coach Lamar well enough,” Monken said during a recent appearance on the “Ryan Ripken Show.” “I didn’t hav…

BLK ALERTS - Baltimore Ravens’ choice of Lamar Jackson over John Harbaugh sets off NFL domino effect

In one of the NFL’s worst-kept secrets, the Miami Dolphins are in the mix to hire Super Bowl-winning head coach John Harbaugh. Franchise owner Stephen M. Ross, a University of Michigan alumnus and major university benefactor, became familiar with the perennial winner while Jim Harbaugh coached the Wolverines. Ross’ affinity for John is widely known, league sources said, and the only impediment to the club’s pursuit of the older Harbaugh brother …