Ravens' Tee Martin Lands Two OC Job Interviews

Martin joined the Ravens' organization in 2021, starting as a wide receiver coach for the first two years before working with the quarterbacks since the 2023 season. He just completed his fifth season with the franchise.

What Tee Martin brings to the table and should the Ravens let him walk?

Martin has had a ton of success over the last two years since working with quarterback Lamar Jackson. When offensive coordinator Todd Monken moved Martin from wide receivers to quarterbacks, the task was to make Jackson a more prolific passer from the pocket.

That goal was accomplished as Jackson won the MVP in 2023 and was second in the MVP voting in 2004. Jackson saw his completion percentage at 67% and 66% over that two-year span.

Last year can't be judged too harshly, as Jackson dealt with multiple injuries, including a hamstring injury, illness, and back injuries throughout the season. His numbers dropped, but the last two games of the season saw Jackson return to his accurate ways with his passes, despite both games against the New England Patriots and the Pittsburgh Steelers being losses.

One thing the Ravens are looking for with their new head coach is someone who is going to have a strong relationship with Jackson. The new head coach who comes in might want to consider Martin as an option for a quarterback coach or even move him up to offensive coordinator.

It is well known that Martin and Jackson have a great relationship after working closely together over the last three years as coach-to-player, and for five years if the wide receiver phase of Martin's career is included. That kind of familiarity would be a massive advantage for any new coach, as they can use Martin's knowledge of how to get the most out of Jackson and improve upon it.

Because of the work Martin has done with Jackson, a lot more NFL teams are going to be calling Martin about their offensive coordinator openings, so the Ravens might be smart in making sure they can keep him from leaving.