After losing last season’s offensive co-ordinator in Todd Monken to a head coaching position with the Browns, Baltimore has found someone new to run their offence.
The Ravens are hiring former Bears offensive co-ordinator Declan Doyle as their offensive co-ordinator, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported on Friday.
The 29-year-old began coaching in the NFL in 2019, spending his first four years with the Saints as an offensive assistant. He was with the Broncos in 2023 and 2024 as a tight end coach before being hired by the Bears last season.
Doyle was recently in contention for the Eagles’ offensive co-ordinator position, but withdrew his name from the team’s search.
He now has play-calling responsibility in Baltimore, something he didn’t have in Chicago with head coach Ben Johnson running the plays there.
In 2025, the Bears’ offence ranked ninth in points and sixth in total yards.
