Ravens’ Big Rebuild Begins | Indianapolis Colts News

0:00On September 11th, alright, let's talk Ravens. Sunday marks the start of the 2026 season and it's a big one. New head coach Jesse Minter is at the helm and the team is looking to bounce back after missing the playoffs last year. They've made a lot of changes and there's a real buzz around the squad heading into week 1 on the road against the Indianapolis Colts. One of the biggest questions is whether defensive linemen and AMD Medube Uykee will be back on the field. He suffered a serious neck injury last season that threatened his career but he's been practicing and might be ready to go. His return would be a massive boost to the defense which really struggled after he went down last year. We'll know for sure closer to game time. On the offensive side, Lamar Jackson is still leading the charge but he's working with a new offensive coordinator and a revamped line. This is the third new system he's been in since joining the league so seeing how he and the offense gel under new play collar Declan Doyle will be. Key. They're aiming for a solid performance putting up at least 24 points.

1:03The defense also has a new look with Minter calling the shots. They brought in some serious talent like Trey Hendrixson and Calais Campbell and if pre-season is any indicator they could be back to elite status. They look dominant in exhibition games with backups playing so with the starters in they could be a force and it's not just the Ravens with injury concerns. The cults are hoping their offensive stars quarterback Daniel Jones and receiver Alec Pierce are healthy enough to play. Jones seems to be looking good after a broken leg in torna killies but Pierce is recovering from ankle surgery. How healthy these guys are will definitely impact the game. Indianapolis Colts News today powered by AI bringing you what matters on the field and beyond.