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Ravens’ Lamar Jackson at OTAs after mystery absence
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The Baltimore Ravens recently began their offseason program under new head coach Jesse Minter, but star quarterback Lamar Jackson was initially absent.

His absence from voluntary organized team activities (OTAs) raised some questions; however, Minter quickly addressed those concerns.

He confirmed that the 29-year-old quarterback remains an important leader for the team and stated that they had meaningful conversations, ensuring they were both on the same page.

Minter chose to keep the reason for Jackson’s brief delay private while expressing confidence in his swift return.

That anticipated return has now occurred, bringing clarity to the quarterback situation.

NFL insider Adam Schefter shared on X that the mystery surrounding Jackson’s absence is resolved, as he has officially returned to the facility.

Schefter posted a video of the dual-threat quarterback walking onto the practice field to join his teammates.

Jackson’s presence is a significant boost for the Ravens, who are eager to implement a new system under Minter and new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle after a disappointing finish last season.

Jackson’s return validates Schefter’s earlier reporting.

Before Jackson arrived, Schefter appeared on The Pat McAfee Show, where he dispelled any widespread panic among fans regarding the quarterback’s absence.

He pointed out that many players across the league miss certain voluntary periods and emphasized that Jackson had actually participated in the entire offseason workout programs leading up to OTAs, a notable change since he had skipped those in previous years.

Describing Jackson’s early integration as a “big deal,” Schefter’s analysis proved accurate as the franchise quarterback seamlessly rejoined the team to lead their campaign in 2026.

This article first appeared on NFL on ClutchPoints and was syndicated with permission.

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