Zay Flowers says Ravens new offense will be 'explosive' and 'fun'

Zay Flowers echoed Mark Andrews in calling the Ravens' new offense "explosive," highlighting Declan Doyle's focus on space, speed, and big-play potential. Flowers said this week that the offense being installed by new coordinator Declan Doyle is built around explosive plays and space creation, echoing similar comments made earlier in the week by teammate Mark Andrews. Flowers was asked specifically about his early impressions of Doyle's system and Andrews' characterization of the offense as "electric."

"I'm thinking the same thing: explosive. [There will be] explosive plays, and it's going to be fun. It's going to be fun to play in."

Flowers kept his answer brief but reinforced the idea that big-play opportunities are a key part of the system as the offense continues installing its scheme during the offseason program. With both Flowers and Andrews independently using similar language to describe the offense's direction, early feedback from the roster has consistently centered on speed, space, and the potential for chunk plays as players continue to learn the system and build timing within it.

This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Zay Flowers says the Ravens' new offense is built for big plays