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OTL: Good Attendance for Final Week of OTAs

Wednesday, June 3, 2026 11:25
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The last week of OTAs is upon us, and on Tuesday, all eyes were on the offense. For starters, face of the franchise QB Lamar Jackson was once again in attendance:

I have no doubt that Jackson will continue to be the focus of many debates heading into the 2026 season, but the discussions on Tuesday seemed to involve his receiver corps. With the A.J. Brown trade to New England in the rear-view mirror, respective WR rooms were being evaluated league-wide:

While it’s hard to argue with the idea that Baltimore’s receivers are just “meh,” many have asserted that they’re downright bad. For me, that’s harsh, especially when considering the continued development of Zay Flowers:

Most wouldn’t call Flowers the league’s seventh-best WR (and I probably wouldn’t, either), but he has grown each year and shown that he can lead an offense in big games. Alongside Flowers, however, come the question marks.

Although I’ve expressed excitement for a re-emergence of Rashod Bateman in OC Declan Doyle’s offense, he has yet to show for OTAs. Yes, they’re voluntary, but as Samuel Njoku notes, there’s few who may benefit more from the practice:

Needless to say, it’s driving speculation about the Minnesota product’s future in Charm City:

There is an extenuating circumstance for Bateman, however.

Meanwhile, Baltimore’s newest WR additions continue to draw attention this offseason:

There’s tons of excitement about both Lane and Sarratt, and for good reason. At the same time, if Bateman doesn’t improve, do we trust Tez Walker and the rookies to jump into key roles?

I could see Walker stepping into the WR3 spot as a solid contributor, but that sort of scenario is where I could see Baltimore’s receivers falling flat. If Flowers were to go down for an extended period, woof.

Am I talking myself into a signing I haven’t wanted from the start?

To counteract any shortcomings, fans will hope Doyle’s new offense can inject more passing success in 2026. If early press conferences and interviews are any indication, the Ravens staff and players feel confident in his impact:

That’s what you love to hear!

As for Weaver, the new DC spoke highly of those in the EDGE room, which is the coach’s personal specialty:

With Myles Garrett leaving for LA, Baltimore may have the AFC North’s best pass rusher:

T.J. Watt would like a word, but if Weaver can get the most out of Hendrickson, Green and Young, Jesse Minter’s defense could be an unstoppable force.

That, combined with the potential of Doyle’s offense, has Vegas and media members alike expecting big things for the Ravens this season:

Have yourselves a great hump day, Flock!

The post OTL: Good Attendance for Final Week of OTAs appeared first on Russell Street Report.


Source: https://russellstreetreport.com/2026/06/03/out-to-lunch/ota-attendance-otl/


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