Ravens Extend Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken After Record-Breaking Season

Monken, who led Baltimore's offense to historic achievements, returns to build on the team's success.

Todd Monken has signed a contract extension to remain the Baltimore Ravens' offensive coordinator, the team announced Monday.
Under Monken's leadership, the Ravens became the first NFL team to achieve 4,000 passing yards and 3,000 rushing yards in a single season.
Quarterback Lamar Jackson, a top MVP candidate, achieved career highs in passing and rushing stats, breaking multiple records in the process.
Monken, who interviewed for several head coaching positions this offseason, was praised by coach John Harbaugh for his innovative and collaborative approach.
The Ravens also hired Tyler Santucci as their new linebackers coach, marking the first change to Harbaugh's staff this offseason.