The Baltimore Ravens are set to offer Lamar Jackson a new contract extension following his impressive performance against the Indianapolis Colts.

After the game, Jackson reflected on the explosive offensive display, crediting the thorough preparation implemented by head coach Jesse Minter and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle. In a feature on the new era of Baltimore football published by Sports Illustrated, Jackson emphasized how the coaching staff’s focus on discipline and attention to detail contributed to their success on the field. “Coach [Minter] and the staff do a great job of emphasizing discipline and strategizing every aspect,” Jackson said. “The result we saw today starts in practice. The preparation and the emphasis on detail in everything we do is why I believe we had success today.”

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While acknowledging that the season is just beginning and there are still 16 games left, Jackson expressed his excitement over the effectiveness of Minter and Doyle's revamped program. The meticulous attention to detail has clearly resonated in the locker room, giving the Ravens significant momentum going forward.

Teammate Derrick Henry praised Jackson after watching his performance against the Colts, where he threw for 324 yards and scored a rushing touchdown in Baltimore's 41-23 victory. When asked about Jackson's performance, Henry offered a straightforward assessment: “Best player in the league. Best player for a long time.”