Zay Flowers reacts to Ravens' move from Harbaugh to Minter

Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers spoke this week about the team's transition at head coach, describing the move from John Harbaugh to Jesse Minter as a reset heading into the 2026 season. Flowers, who was drafted under Harbaugh and played three seasons in his system, said the change caught him off guard but also brought a sense of excitement across the roster.

"It's new. It's young. We have a young coaching staff, and everybody is excited to play. With Coach [John] Harbaugh, we were shocked that it happened. I was shocked. I was drafted under him [and played for him] for three years, and I appreciated that he came and got me and that we did what we did. So, I'm excited for his new job over at the Giants to see what he does. But, we are all excited. We all have new opportunities to start over."

Flowers pointed to the shift as a chance for players to reestablish themselves within a new system, with a younger coaching staff and fresh structure shaping the early tone of the offseason program. As Baltimore turns the page to a new era, this current blend of youthful coaching and renewed opportunity could redefine roles across the roster, while establishing Flowers as one of the highest-paid wide receivers in the NFL. For Flowers and his teammates, the transition in Baltimore isn't just about adjusting—it's about maximizing a clean slate and shaping what the next version of Ravens football will become in 2026.

This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Zay Flowers details Ravens reset after Harbaugh exit