Todd Monken has one of the best offenses in the NFL for the second straight year.
With half a dozen head coaching vacancies expected to open, Baltimore's offensive coordinator could draw interest from teams across the league. During a meeting with the media on Tuesday, the 58-year-old player said he was “focused on picking up points and winning games.”
Todd Monken, the play-caller for the No. 1 offense in the NFL, is likely to be linked to head coaching vacancies.
How does he deal with it? “I don’t pay any attention,” he said.
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The Ravens (8-5) are coming off a 24-19 home loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, and Monken's offense didn't resemble the unit that entered last Sunday second in offensive DVOA, first in yards per game, third in points and First in offensive DVOA rating in the red zone.
In Monken's first year in Baltimore, MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson set career highs in passing yards and completion percentage. The Ravens finished sixth in yards per game and fourth in scoring, going 13-4 and reaching the AFC Championship Game.
