Declan Doyle's influence on the Baltimore Ravens' offense is anticipated to be profound as he takes on the role of offensive coordinator. His strategy will likely emphasize an increased use of play action, a technique that has proven successful for quarterback Lamar Jackson in the past. The Ravens' previous season saw them ranked 25th in play action attempts, with only 14.1% of their plays utilizing this method. In contrast, Doyle's former team, the Chicago Bears, executed play action 20.3% of the time, highlighting a potential area for improvement. Doyle's approach aims to enhance the Ravens' vertical passing game, which was notably lacking in 2025. He has expressed the importance of adapting coaching techniques to fit the players and the offense, drawing from his experiences with mentors like Sean Payton. The Ravens quarterbacks achieved a remarkable 125.9 passer rating on deep throws, yet they attempted significantly fewer than their counterparts, indicating a clear opportunity for Doyle to increase their offensive output.