The Baltimore Ravens‘ fourth quarterback this season, Jacoby Brissett, is wasting little time building chemistry with his new teammates. The veteran signal-caller is putting in extra work ahead of his anticipated debut, focusing on developing timing with Baltimore's receivers.
According to ESPN's Jamison Hensley, Brissett stayed on the field after practice for the second consecutive day. He continued throwing passes to Zay Flowers, Ja'Kobi Lane and Devontez Walker after the rest of the team had finished. One fan highlighted the extra effort, writing, “Second straight day staying late with Zay, Lane and Walker 👀 That's a QB who knows he needs timing fast.”
The additional work comes at an important time for Baltimore. The Ravens recently acquired Brissett from the Arizona Cardinals after injuries forced them to make multiple changes at quarterback. With Lamar Jackson sidelined, head coach Jesse Minter has turned to the veteran to lead the offense.
Brissett faces the challenge of learning Baltimore's offense while building chemistry with its receiving corps. His experience could help ease the transition, especially after spending time in multiple NFL systems.
The veteran gives offensive coordinator Declan Doyle an experienced option to stabilize the Ravens' offense. Before joining Baltimore, Brissett completed 193 of 305 passes (63.3%) for 1,719 yards, 10 touchdowns and seven interceptions in eight games with Arizona. As the team's fourth starting quarterback this season, his ability to provide consistency will be crucial.
Jacoby Brissett appears determined to make that transition as smooth as possible. His extra throwing sessions with Zay Flowers, Ja'Kobi Lane and Devontez Walker could help establish timing and trust before his Ravens debut. That added work could prove important as Baltimore looks to get its offense back on track.